All this is true! BUT you have to remember what you are invested in. If you want predictable earnings, I suggest Proctor and Gamble. For all intents and purposes, Loop is a startup (although that's not entirely fair to the team who have invested years getting to this stage). Earnings will come in next quarter but even then you will have no idea of the potential of this company. Quarter after that? Still no idea. End of 2021, OK you might be starting to understand it's revenue potential but it would still be very inaccurate. The truth is it will likely take years to make reasonable predictions for Loops quarterly earnings and if that makes you too uncomfortable then perhaps you should pursue other investments. I don't say that to be snotty but rather that really is your only other option. Or put in only so much in Loop so you are comfortable.