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All this really indicates is that Japan has a 22% chance of suffering another catastrophic natural disaster in the next 2 years.



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There is a 95% chance that i don't take this analysis serious.



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MohammadBadir said:

I'll sum up the posts in this thread:
Sony fans: "no sony will nevah evah go bankrupt!"
Other fans: "I truly am afraid that sony will go bankrupt (even though im not and I really want them to because that somehow increases my company of choice's chances of winning the gen)"

Pretty much. 



Aielyn said:
DirtyP2002 said:
“Based on latest financial disclosure Sony Corporation has Probability Of Bankruptcy of 78%. This is 182.34% higher than that of Consumer Goods sector, and 163.57% higher than that of Electronic Equipment industry, The Probability Of Bankruptcy for all stocks is 122.48% lower than the firm.”

The numbers provided here are meaningless, and thus I distrust the claim being made. The probability of bankruptcy of all stocks can't possibly be 122.48% lower, because that would make the probability negative, and probabilities can't be negative. Furthermore, one cannot talk of a probability of an event being "182% higher" than that of another event - anybody with even a meagre grasp on statistics knows that this is a meaningless thing to say.

As much as I think Sony is in financial trouble, I don't think this supposed analysis is meaningful. And, just as with any other case of analysis being released for free, I find it to be highly suspicious.

Learn how to read statistics before you comment.

If my company has a 20% chance of failing and yours has a 50% of failing.  Your chance of failing can be read as 150% higher than mine.

That doesn't mean you are at 170%.  Your number is just 150% or 2.5x higher than my number.



Lol, this whole thread is reminding me of someone named fi.



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The greatest problem of Sony are his debts. Without the debts i believe they will be a strong Company but with them hmm. But what you all not calculate are they have 9 billion dolar reserve Money. Jes they are not to much when you see how much money thej have burn.



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irstupid said:
Learn how to read statistics before you comment.

If my company has a 20% chance of failing and yours has a 50% of failing.  Your chance of failing can be read as 150% higher than mine.

That doesn't mean you are at 170%.  Your number is just 150% or 2.5x higher than my number.

I have a PhD in Mathematics. I know all about statistics. The statistics there are meaningless. If your company has a 20% chance of failing and mine has a 50% chance of failing, then my company has a 30% higher chance of failing. That's how probability works. You can say that you have a 2.5x greater chance, but you can't say 150% higher chance.

More importantly, as I pointed out, it can't be 120% lower chance, because that would make a negative chance, either way. They probably intended it to be read as "the chance of the other thing is 120% higher", but nobody with any understanding of mathematics and statistics would use the "120% lower chance".



MohammadBadir said:

I'll sum up the posts in this thread:
Sony fans: "no sony will nevah evah go bankrupt!"
Other fans: "I truly am afraid that sony will go bankrupt (even though im not and I really want them to because that somehow increases my company of choice's chances of winning the gen)"

But this isn't happening...



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