Lawlight said:
Didn't they already put Pokemon and Mario on mobile? |
Yep! Then the 3DS and past Pokemon XY and ORAS sales increased!
Pocky Lover Boy!
TheWPCTraveler said:
That is net profit including extraordinary profit (which includes fixed asset sales, of course). My statement is with regard to the gross profit o f PSN and Nintendo. That means that I am not talking about operating profit, which includes various administrative costs (like marketing, for instance, so this means that I can't talk about opersting profit of PSN alone). Nor am I talking about net profit, which includes extraordinary profits and losses.
... I'm not really posing this as a rebuttal to your statement. I'm pointing this out so we both know that we're talking about numbers that are not necessarily comparable. You're talking about net profit, while I'm talking about the gross profit of PSN and Nintendo. |
But when we talk about stocs we need to consider whole Sony, not just Sony Gaming Division, Sony Gaming Division does not have separate stocks from rest of Sony.
Miyamotoo said:
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Ah, yes - the movie division $1B write-off and Nintendo's profit that came from the sports team. Obviously when it comes to gaming, Sony's gaming division trounces Nintendo even with its sports team sales.
Ka-pi96 said:
It is though, well... other than the spelling of whole at least See for yourself |
On the whole asssets - liabilities thing:
Percentage also matters. In the case of a future recession, Sony is at a fairly high risk of defaulting. Assets lose value during crisis. Also, selling off the assets would kill the company. Nintendo does not have that risk.
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Ka-pi96 said:
"liabilities" instead of debt then. Happy? |
No... because that's still not even close to being true.
Sony's equity is like 15% of the company's assets. Nintendo's equity is about 90% of their assets. Unless I'm terrible at reading balance sheets, then Nintendo's asset to liability ratio is better than Sony by a factor of about 6.
http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/sne/financials?query=balance-sheet
http://financials.morningstar.com/balance-sheet/bs.html?t=NTDOY
Lawlight said:
Ah, yes - the movie division $1B write-off and Nintendo's profit that came from the sports team. Obviously when it comes to gaming, Sony's gaming division trounces Nintendo even with its sports team sales. |
But again Nintendo made more profit than hole Sony and now has higher market cap than hole Sony (hole point of this thread). That's quite interesting because Nintendo is much smaller company and has around 5k employs while Sony has around 120k employs.
Lawlight said:
Ah, yes - the movie division $1B write-off and Nintendo's profit that came from the sports team. Obviously when it comes to gaming, Sony's gaming division trounces Nintendo even with its sports team sales. |
And? Lol
Sony isn't just gaming too! And look how they contribute!
Pocky Lover Boy!
| Jranation said: "Nintendo should go third party" MY ASS! |
I'd love Nintendo's games on PC. Sadly won't happen any time soon... :(
kowenicki said:
So according to those figures: Sony liabilities are 82% of their assets and Ninty's liabilities are 15% of their assets. carry on... |
kowenicki said:
Nope. you just quoted an out of date article. Ninty mc is higher than Sony mc as of right now. Sony 5.404 t y Ninty 5.446 t y Probably wont last though. |
Not bad for such a relatively tiny company.
Traders still put much stock in Nintendo IPs.
Nintendo should definitely go 3rd party now
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