Is there normally enough disclosure to determine the ratio of fixed and variable costs for a stock so as to have a view on operating leverage?
If so - how? Presumably the majority of COGS is variable, but not all
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No idea here as well! Is this something we can get without asking IR or SS ER people?
also curious
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