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kowenicki said:
huiii said:
I don't get what the problem is...

I took a quick look at the balance sheet and there seems nothing wrong, they've got enough liquidity to pay the bills and keep the shop running and their cash-flow (at leas the opreativ one) seems to be posotive.

As far as i can tell everything is ok (granted i only skimmed through it but still...) and the writer of this article has no idea what he is talking about.

Yep.

Looking at their historical data, they are for sure coming off a challenging period (2012 particularly), but their cash and cash equivalents is not that far off their usual ball park.   Sensationalist article.

 

Not only sensationalist but idiotic... At least to me because i don't understand what the article is trying to say. If with those 152 mil he is talking about he means cash in the bank (that's how i understood it) then there is no puint comparing this to Nintendos revenue or profit or whatever he is talking about.

And their degree of liquidity seems to be rather good (though i have to admit i have no idea of industry standarts the short term liabilities are covered and thats all that matters).