F-C wrote...
TheMadCat wrote...
BeljoraDien wrote...
You were talking about stocks... It's a common trader's term... Nevermind.
Oh, alright. Didn't really expect someone here to make that kind of remark. Though I'm a bit confused as to why you're asking me about short selling EA, or is there another meaning for short I;m not aware of?
if you expect the stock to drop, as you were posting earlier, wouldnt shorting them be the intelligent thing to do?
you were talking about money after all.
I'm not expecting anything, I'm simply looking at a very specific thing based on common sense and history and stuck it in a vacuum for this one particular product in an attempt to decipher what EA's silence may indicate. EA had a massive month; they put out DA2, The Sims Medieval, Crysis 2, Fight Night Camphion, Shift 2, plus they still have Darkspore in the oven for next month which is still highly anticipated. Even if they came out and said DA2 bombed they'd still have enough ammunition to keep their investors happy, Crysis 2 is pretty much a guaranteed success.
My point was to show why EA keeping quiet would be an indication of the games possible success, not necessarily a direct reflection of what will happen. Could be EA is going to put out their numbers for all their March titles next week after Crysis 2 has a week to sit on the shelves. Could be their holding until April because none of their titles lived up to expectations and want to end their fiscal year on a higher note then their newest numbers would allow. That's all I was trying to get across, actual market indications would need to run much deeper then looking at what DA2 did. Plus I'm crappy at predicting stocks, if I wasn't I would never have bought shares from EA in the first place.
Modifié par TheMadCat, 26 mars 2011 - 01:18 .