| akuma587 said: 1) Alright, I'm not even gonna try. No one here seems to have a solid grasp on the fact that a company is a lot more than just its balance sheet. 2) And I like the people who can't read a stock graph who are trying to make me look stupid saying I "didn't label them." |
1) That is a great point. Most people know that a rise or fall in stock price means an increase or decrease in that company's market capitalization. But many don't seem to realize that market cap, or what a company is deemed worth, really only determines how much money the company can borrow. A falling stock price combined with the credit crunch sure would spell trouble for any company needing to borrow money now.
2) I believe everyone in this thread was able to read the graphs, they clearly shows the months on the x-axis and numbers on the y. Not everyone would know what a stock graph looks like though, and if your intent of the thread is to show that Sony isn't worse off than MS or Ninty then you should do a better job explaining that.
Honestly your point backfired.
