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huiii said:

Wow no you don't.
The balance sheet has two basic parts, assets and liabilities. 

Now may i ask under which section the "money in you poket aka. financial liquidity"  apears?
Money you have in the bank as well as corporations you have a share of, both are listed under assets.

The earnings are calculated, not on the balance sheet but on the earnings report, and the transactions of investing apear nowhere on there and so have no influence on them.

That text you probably didn't even read has absolutely nothing to do with what we were discussing.

I have read the text, and it shows that if you have no money, you have no income, you only debt, then do not buy the company for $ 380 million, do not show the new console, just sell what you can and you save what you can. Apparently Sony does not have to do that. Investments are not included in the reports, missed that part of the text, it's my fault. I'm sorry, I was wrong. But humanly speaking, if Sony is in trouble should not think about the next generation of consoles or buying a new business, but saving what they can. Sony does not do that and it's only thwarted.
I dont even care about this earnings report, Im talkin about whole situation.