Torillian said:
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My point is simple: I'm pretty sure that someone didn't run up to Kaz and say, "Here are today's final numbers from all of our retailers." Typically, there is a lag in the delivery of these numbers, because of your accounting and marketing departments. For argument's sake, if you were a public company like Sony, are you going to announce older, verified numbers that will match or be beaten by quarterly reports or will you throw out a high end, nearly impossible to verify number out there? Corporations almost always default to the former, to protect themselves from beatings on the market, due to missing predictions. I'm not saying that you are wrong, but it seems far more likely that a financially troubled company like Sony would have the same lag in these numbers, in order to protect their valuation. As always, time will tell.







