/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>3334925
>whale dump
>correction

They're forcing stop losses and liquidation so they can buy in super cheap.

>buy coin
>it crashes and burns
>hodl
>moves sideways forever
>no news
>sell coin
>moons next minute

>use martingale
>lose 9 times in row
>final 10th bet with only 30% of my leftover money
>lose

Here's my thing about holding onto the TV division. If Sony manages to stay above water in the medium term, wouldn't streamlining and concentrating their TV production onto high end consumer lines pay off? As far as I can tell, it seems that they are attempting to recapture a segment of the market with their 4K lineup as the best product available in the TV market. Based on trends towards consumer demand for resolution and ratio closer and closer to cinema standards, getting a one up in 4K and UHDTV seems natural. They currently face little competition in this specific market, it is plausible that their headstart would allow them to establish a dominance through similar quality, affordable lines down the road where others (Samsung especially) might scramble to catch up.

While the TV business will never be the bread and butter it was before smartphones and tablets, its not going anywhere. People will want large screens for living spaces long after we're all dead, if Sony can adapt to serve the business it was built on, consumer electronics, shouldn't they? I could see Sony turning around their TV business in three years, and make enough smart choices to encourage investors away from the window ledge in a third of the time.