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FishyJoe on 12 April 2007
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windbane said:
FishyJoe said:
Arcturus said:
FishyJoe said:
Invest in Sony stock. Put your money where your mouth is.

Can you think of anything more original to say? You've been repeating yourself with this same comment several times in the past few days. It's really getting old.


I want to make money. If I believed that Sony was going to make lots of it, I would invest in it. I would have absolutely no problem selling my NTDOY shares if I believed Sony was in a position to beat them out. I want to bet on the winner.

I want people to tell me they believe in Sony so much they are willing to invest in it. I want them to convince me that Sony is the right buy.


Ok, as soon as I'm financially able to do so I will. What does that prove? You'll just stick to whatever you believe. Of course Nintendo is going to make money because they already are on each console sold. It's genius.

Financial analysts on fox and msnbc have mentioned that Sony is probably a good buy now since they are down a little and stand to rebound. Oh well, make your money.


My feeling is when you invest in something, you are more likely to look at all the data and form and objective opinion based on facts rather than emotion. The ones who invest emotionally don't have money for very long. 

I want to hear rational explanations on why Sony might do well. If Sony is going to make money, I want to make money on it. 

I have lost a lot of faith in analysts. If I had listened to them, I probably would have never invested in Nintendo. They were ready to ride the PS3 gravy train even before it was launched. I think they have a poor understanding of the gaming trends, just like fanboys have a poor understanding of business. It really takes some work to filter through all the BS in both worlds. The emotional types who have nothing invested only cloud the picture.