PI

This the earnings and revenue.
the dates that are shown here is end of period not the actual date for announcing the results

example. Q1 ends in 31 March but it is announced in beginning of May.
reference : https://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/pi/revenue-eps
It is obvious they are making bigger losses quarter over prior years quarter

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last earning, the stock popped. ( price action after the last triangle "E" on the right side is indicative of a positive earning which drove the price up)
 
The last earnings report Mar'2018 quarter released on 05/07/2018 was -0.38 versus consensus estimate of -0.49 or a +22.45% upside surprise.
 
SunTrader said:
https://www.nasdaq.com/earnings/report/pi
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Ok, I see that Nasdaq added the non-GAAP earnings in their table.
I also can find this in : https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1114995/000156459018011265/pi-ex991_6.htm

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so we have two numbers !
non-GAAP loss per share(which is a range ) and EPS . which one should be considered and when ?
I also so something called adjusted EPS but this was for other stocks. I am now lost in those reports !!!. which one is more important or more effective !
 
Just update, I found in the SEC file the comparison for the non-GAP loss per share :
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I still see that it is very bad compared to prior year.
as see in picture above , it is now -0.35 and prior quarter in prior year was 0.01!
 
mr_byte31 said:
Just update, I found in the SEC file the comparison for the non-GAP loss per share :
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I still see that it is very bad compared to prior year.
as see in picture above , it is now -0.35 and prior quarter in prior year was 0.01!
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I can't help with funnymentals. I weight them against technicals about 25%/75% if that but quarter over quarter is more important to the what have you done for me lately Wall Street crowd than YOY.
 
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