@Joshua111149@heyitspixel69 You’re confusing net income with operating income.
The $238M eBay gain is in net income. The $150–170M operating income is separate.
You guys really need to open the income statement.
@Silkwor85941769@heyitspixel69 ROI is the end result, not the starting point. The company had to stop bleeding money first. Now it’s profitable, with its highest Q2 operating income in 10+ years and billions in capital.
ROI takes time. If you can’t wait, maybe GME isn’t for you.
@heyitspixel69 "Operating income comes from investments.”
No, Josh. It literally doesn’t. That’s why it’s called operating income.
You may want to open the income statement before continuing this thread.
@heyitspixel69 You said to look at where the profitability comes from, then cited Treasury yield and eBay.
So let’s look.
Operating income:
2024: -$22M
2025: +$66M
2026: +$150–170M
Neither interest nor investment gains are operating income.
Take your own advice, Josh.
@heyitspixel69 First it was “revenue is down.”
Then operating income came in at $150–170M.
Now suddenly we’re talking about interest and eBay gains, neither of which are operating income.
Those goalposts are getting heavy, Josh.
@heyitspixel69 A lot of commenters are ignorant. Apparently, even Josh. This is literally the highest Q2 operating income in 10+ years.
2019: -$446.7M
2020: -$85.6M
2021: -$58.0M
2022: -$107.8M
2023: -$16.6M
2024: -$22.0M
2025: +$66.4M
2026: +$150–170M
@heyitspixel69 A lot of commenters are ignorant. Apparently, even Josh. This is literally the highest Q2 operating income in 10+ years.
2019: -$446.7M
2020: -$85.6M
2021: -$58.0M
2022: -$107.8M
2023: -$16.6M
2024: -$22.0M
2025: +$66.4M
2026: +$150–170M