| Mnementh said: First of all: the idea Nintendo outdoes Sony in revenue in the near future and on a longkeeping base is bollocks. Secondly: stock is not only valued after profit, but also after value of the company behind. Think of that: if someone buys all stock of Sony and Nintendo and then sells the assets, which brings more? Obviously Sony, because they simply own so much more worldwide. That includes physical assets and intellectual assets (patents, copyrights - not only of games but movies as well). |
Except Sony has a lot of debt and expenses Nintendo doesn't while having a tonne of cash in hand and that factors heavily into future value, a lot of the money Sony is making is going to pay off these expenses and debts even if you sell off all their assets so you'd get much less returns, you'd get more money out of Nintendo as a result these are aspects of the financial market people fail to realize.
Sony's other business ventures right now are a sink hole for money from their electronics, phones and even the movies are on shakey ground.
