RVDondaPC on 09 April 2010
| marc said: Sony has no real big inroads to financial markets so there is no need to bail them out except for sentiment. Money usually is blind to sentiment but who knows. Right now they are not in too much trouble but the trend is definitely bad. Sony Data Q4 2009: $8b Cash $14b Debt $1.59b Loss You be the judge. If you had invested in Sony 10 years ago you would have lost 45% (including dividends) For giggles: If you bought MSFT in 2000 you would be up 52% (including dividends) If you bought Ninny in 2000 you would be up 111% (including dividends) |
And if you bought Sony 11 years ago before the stock skyrocketed you'd be seeing a better return than your 111% with Nintendo. And if you bought it a year ago you'd be up 50%. What you posted doesn't mean anything other than 10 years ago happen to be a period of time where Sony's stock skyrocketed into being overvalued. It happens. It doesn't mean the company is going to go bankrupt and fail.
