The_Liquid_Laser said:
Hahah, this is so dumb. How does dominant marketshare help me as an investor? It doesn't. It may make the company look big and impressive and I can still lose money as an investor. Nothing you say actually matters. What actually makes money for investors is 1) dividends and 2) increases in stock value. In the long term both of these are based on profits. Investors care about profits. The amateur investors are actually the ones that invest in a company just because it's big. It's quite possible to make a lot more money on smaller companies as long as the small companies make a good profit per share. And all of this ignores the fact that when Netflix started they were a small company renting out movies via the mail. They had high profits and a low marketshare. Literally, every part of your argument is terrible, lol. That takes talent. |
Nintendo is the most valuable Japanese company. Profits, dividends, etc.
