| Lafiel said: I wonder if the maker of this video ever gets around to actually understand why Sony projects a loss (a loss in the future, not the now - he seems to be confused about that aswell) and why investors actually are happy with that (Sony shares up ~4% since the report). By the way, the thread title should be "Sony forecasts $1.1B loss", it's misleading right now. |
thank you im not the only one that has noticed this, investers seem to be happy with what sony is doing righ now, shedding a loss leader in their pc area, and moving tvs to a subsidiary to go after the high end market is a great move, you wont see many sonys in say wlamart, or target but youll see them in magnolia stores as a high end tv. quality over quantity, let Samsung battle it out with Vizio and such for that low end market. its what Pioneer did and were successful at until they saw the writing on the wall with plasma tvs. this 1.1b loss thats forcasted includes the cost of making said subsidiary, and to support the Vaio line.
