Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
The filer's own published earnings a share for each quarter, four quarters added up. The company page divides trailing net income by the share count instead, which lands within about 1% of this and is not the same sum, so the two are named differently rather than presented as one figure.