| kowenicki said: Mobile and gaming are different divisions. Mobile lost $1bn in the year to March 31st 2013 and a loss off $235m in the last quarter alone. Gaming made a profit of $16m in the year and a loss of $15m for the quarter.
You are correct in your final part, although splitting is sellign off, as they then come up for grabs. But it would raise the value of the stock significantly, perhaps only for a short term, whilst the process went on. I dont see this happening by the way. Nice to talk to someone willing to have a proper discussion. |
I see, because when they split, their stock goes down, meaning anyone can just buy them out on shares.
When it comes to stocks, I'm all ears. Very interested to learn as much as I can about how it all works. Some things are very clear to me, like Sony being undervalued at 11$, but other things, like speculation, and investor behavior is going to take some time getting used to lol. These are a jumpy bunch, aren't they.
