Hiku said:
Not that I am agreeing with his statement, but just profitable isn't a measurement for success for a company with that much money. It depends on how profitable they are in that sector. If you earn $1000 for selling lemonade for a month, that's likely a huge success. If Nintendo earn 1 million at the end of Switch's lifetime over the course of 5 years, while they are sitting on 10+ billion worth of assets they can invest, that's a collosal failure, even if they are not in the red in the books. You know the expression "time is money". It's all about how much growth they can generate, and that amount is measured based on how much they can, or do, invest. |
Good point.
