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Kynes said:

No, the thing I'm saying, and others, is that Sony now has a normalized market value of a 83% of what it had in 1982, as the accumulated CPI of Japan in these years is roughly a 20%, so now you need a market cap of a 20% more than in 1982 to have the same normalized market cap, so the company has much less value now than 30 years ago. This is why inflation is important.

 

nice with the extra effort, this kinda of info needs to be in the threads more often. I might be just inspired enough now to work out how much cash/debt apple would need to leverage a buy out, i know they are using something like 56 billion of there cash hall for buybacks/dividens, but that still leaves around another 50 billion on hand and they are debt free



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