| Ljink96 said: Revenue don't mean jack compared to profit. Nintendo as a game company has made 4x the profit of sonys entire business... I vring up profit because that's what keeps investors invested in your company. |
That's not really true. Revenue can be a very important factor for investors. High-revenue, low-profit businesses can be very attractive investments when they're predicated on cash flow and growth. Look at Amazon, a company that basically ignores profit. They care more about revenue streams than about margins. That's more attractive than a company that has high margins but is growing slowly or not at all.








