The_Liquid_Laser said:
You've lost a lot of money on the stock market haven't you? |
Are you another amateur investor?
Amazon, Tesla, Netflix have been some of most lucrative stocks all while following the same dominance model of thin or negative margins to achieve high revenue and therefore marketshare.
Agente42 said:
Ok. go to marketshare. Year marketshare? Switch wins Japan market? Switch again. Comparative market sales? Switch. |
Global Marketshare is revenue:
PS : around $20 billion
MS: around $10 billion
Nintendo : around $10 billion
Like I said. PS is dominating. Nintendo and MS can't even catch up at the rate they are going.
padib said:
PlayStation will end up losing its majority marketshare as Nintendo and Microsoft perpetually find new ways to come out on top, while Sony rests on its laurels long enough to lose their position once and for all. They will do good, but their rightful place is last in tie with Microsoft, as they are too reliant on 3rd parties who are already starting to lose their spice. On the VR side, other companies are much more relevant such as Valve and Occulus. The writing is on the wall for PlayStation. If you are investing in them, be prudent with your money. They will inevitably shrink in the coming generations |
PS4 exclusives outsell nearly every multiplat game on PS4 bar a handful of the most popular (GTA, COD, FIFA). You're living in 2010.
Nowadays PS is a first party powerhouse as well, with titles selling 10-20 million. This is all while getting the majority of third party sales.
PSVR is the best selling VR headset LOL
Remarkable how you were wrong on every statement and still had the confidence to give stock advice lmao
