Cannabis earnings season is here, and there are some terms you should watch out for as they could signal trouble.
Impairment charges or write-downs are, unfortunately, common on many earnings reports in the cannabis industry. And while it is excluded from adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) calculations, that doesn’t mean investors should ignore it. That’s because an impairment charge or write-down means that an asset’s value on the balance sheet is incorrect or has changed. [Read More @ The Motley Fool]
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