From the ResetEra thread:

"While we are specifically talking about the US. The bigger news for me is the US market now accounts for ~70% of Xbox’s worldwide sales. That puts them at under 200k worldwide for the month of April.

The US accounts for around 35% of PS4’s worldwide market. So that puts PS4’s worldwide sales for April around 1m. Of course, it’s an exceptional month with God of War’s launch, but it’s clear Microsoft need greater efforts outside their hone market. " - Apex88

Is this true?

Is PS4 going to 5 to 1, the Xbox WorldWide this month?

Feeling compelled to fling out unnecessary personal attacks out of the blue over this indicates having no issues I guess?
Though unless you have a PHD in neuroscience, you'll have to forgive me for not taking your expertise to heart.

Either way, even if you somehow remember the sales numbers for each console down to the last digit and that never gets blurry for a moment while looking at dozens of similar numbers mashed together in a bracket, you still have to look at both the percentage and the person's predictions to figure out if they were over or under. And in case you for a moment don't remember if PS4 sold 654 units or 652, and how it stacks up to someone's prediction of 653 (Crazy, I know. Would never happen. Unless you have issues.) you may have to look at all three fields depending on where you start.

With a + or - in front of the percentage, it would be enough to only look at the percentage portion to get an idea of how much they over or underestimated sales.
I'd rather start at that end, and then look at their prediction if something catches my eye. I wouldn't even need to look at or memorize the actual sales numbers then.

It looks like that person got that percentage from dividing XB1's NPD LTD numbers by the quantity of EA's install base estimate minus Sony's PS4 sell-through numbers. It's already established that subtracting the PS4's sell-through numbers from EA's estimate is not an accurate way of finding out the XB1's WW sales. Last time I checked, the US made out around 60% of the XB1's total sales. A jump from 60% to 70% is hard to believe, in my opinion.

I think many guys want to Switch sell and cover PS4 sales as a measure of success and this is a mistake as they are consoles with proposals and very different public. At the moment guys, the Switch has to at least be equal to the 3ds + wii u sales, since it has united its two fronts, to become a success. This is the current target market for nintendo, not the market that sony achieves.
If Switch already sells more than 3ds monthly, there is a bright future.

Last time we had reliable MS numbers were near the 10M, so a shift from 60 to 70% on a period that X1 have been continualy underperformed WW but held close on USA makes it possible.

Switch from launch is selling with profit while Wii U and 3DS were selling with loss for quite time after launch, not to mention that Switch has better attach rate than Wii U and 3DS, and has less expenses for things like marketing and game development with one platform. In other words, Nintendo is making curently more profit than they did with 3DS and Wii U combined in same time period. And yes, WW Switch is selling more than 3DS for same time period.

God of War, Spider-man, Kingdom Hearts 3, Red Dead Redemption 2, COD BLOPS IV
 
Sony is going to blow 16 mil right out of the park.

Any idea how EA determine the install base? If one person buys a PS4 Slim and then a PS4 Pro, does that count as 1 or 2 units to them?