(SNE) Community Analysis from
Bulls REASONS TO BUY
|
88%
agree
35 votes
|
The victor is Blu-ray |
|
84%
agree
19 votes
|
Sony continues to command strong brand name recognition |
|
83%
agree
6 votes
|
Sony is Well Positioned for the Coming 3D Trend |
Bears REASONS TO SELL
|
73%
agree
19 votes
|
Losses mount on Playstation 3 |
|
54%
agree
11 votes
|
Sony is especially vulnerable to currency fluctuations |
|
28%
agree
7 votes
|
Sony down on the economic crisis |
June 19, 2013
(Stock Blog Hub,
3/15/13)
A new report from market research firm NPD shows that only 29% of “core gamers” will purchase the next generation of gaming consoles right after they are released. The report, named...(read more)
(Investment U,
1/29/13)
Sony (NYSE: SNE) may be the Rodney Dangerfield of the consumer electronics industry. It gets no respect... But that may be changing.
>> How to Play the Turnaround At Sony (NYSE: SNE)
(Venture Chronicles,
10/7/12)
Remember back in the 1980's and 90's when Sony could not miss with new products and existing product extensions? They owned high end televisions and despite a major failure with Betamax they recovered and...(read more)
Sony (SNE) Company Overview
Sony Corporation (TYO: 6758; NYSE: SNE) is an international corporation with major businesses in electronics, video games, movies, and finance. The Japan-based company is one of the world's largest media conglomerates with revenue of ¥7.2 trillion in FY2010[1]. The Sony conglomerate is responsible for many well-known consumer electronics products, ranging from CyberShot digital cameras to VAIO computers.
(Read more at Wikinvest
) What's in this SNE analysis on Wikinvest...
- Company Overview
- Business Segments
- Electronics (66% of FY2009 Sales)
- Game (13% of FY2009 Sales)
- Transitioning to the PS3
- Pictures (10% of 2010 Sales)
- Financial Services (12% of FY2010 Sales)
- All Other (6% of FY2009 Sales)
- Joint ventures (3.5% of Revenue)
- Business Growth
- FY 2009 (ended December 31, 2009)[1]
- Trends and Forces
- Research and development
- Litigation
- Maturation of DVD Sales
- Internet Advertising on Video Games
- Blu-Ray vs. HD-DVD
- Competitors
- Electronics
- Games
- Xbox Live, Meet PlayStation Network
- Pictures
- Financial Services
- References
