The premise of your argument is that investors are bumbling morons who have no idea how things work and if you just wiggle big numbers in front of them then they will go "oooh ahhh" and just keep pouring in money.
I would imagine a single investor have enough grey matter to stand up and ask:
"You wiggle the surge of new PSN accounts but I also noticed you forced PSN requirement in place that didn't need it before. Am I supposed to interpret that as some promise of future PS+ subscriptions?"
People still invest in Disney 'subverting' old established franchises when they actually list recently to a re-release of the Phantom Menace to celebrate 25 years since it released....
There ARE a lot of investors who don't fully understand the industries they invest in only 'want number go up', it's why we constantly have bubbles from the live streaming bubble to in gaming everyone rushing for a live service despite them having the highest failure rates.
Here's what I don't though.
The investors.
The premise of your argument is that investors are bumbling morons who have no idea how things work and if you just wiggle big numbers in front of them then they will go "oooh ahhh" and just keep pouring in money.
I would imagine a single investor have enough grey matter to stand up and ask:
"You wiggle the surge of new PSN accounts but I also noticed you forced PSN requirement in place that didn't need it before. Am I supposed to interpret that as some promise of future PS+ subscriptions?"
People still invest in Disney 'subverting' old established franchises when they actually list recently to a re-release of the Phantom Menace to celebrate 25 years since it released....
There ARE a lot of investors who don't fully understand the industries they invest in only 'want number go up', it's why we constantly have bubbles from the live streaming bubble to in gaming everyone rushing for a live service despite them having the highest failure rates.
Damn... the world really is ruled by rich morons isn't it?