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Kasz216 said:
akuma587 said:
Kasz216 said:

You're the person who thought Sony was doing ok because of they're stock price right?

Unless you've greatly increased your economic knowledge since then... why should people listen to you?

 

Actually Sony's stock is up over 60% since February.  I guess I am a retard who would have only gotten a 60% return on his money:

 

How so?

You tried to use Sony's stock drop to suggest that the company wasn't doing bad.  When it's obvious by the massive restructurings they had to do it was doing bad.

You were wrong.

 

I wish I was wrong this often then.

 



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