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@ponydude2143 They're actually supposed to be a solid investment. They're predicting growth in 2012.
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@ponydude2143 Hasbro should /make/ DVD's if the want people to buy them.
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@ponydude2143 What factors are you basing the idea that it could be profitable on its own on?
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@ceruleanspark @ponydude2143 Here's your reason. http://www.equestriadaily.com/2011/11/official-response-from-shout-factory-on.html
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@colfax I'd read that. I was wondering why Ponydude didn't agree.
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@ponydude2143 Ah, but don't forget: Hasbro owns the hub, and profits continually from ads shown there. If I can watch ponies on DVD without seeing any ads, hasbro isn't making any more money after the initial sale of the DVD.
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@ponydude2143 I'd guess. A sort of last-grasp to wring as much profit out of the property as possible.
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@ponydude2143 Hasbro has been in business a long grapes time. If there's one thing they know, it's how to crush a property and wring pure money from the remains.
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@ponydude2143 Hasbro is one of the biggest toy manufacturers in the world and has been in business since 1923. They INVENTED the term "Action Figure". I think you can accuse them of many things, but stupidity isn't one of them.
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@ponydude2143 Hasbro's entertainment division and toy division are more or less run by two separate sets of people and you more or less could consider them separate companies.
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@ponydude2143 They shifted $4billion's worth of toys in 2010 and turned a $398million dollar profit. Their stock price has been relatively consistent for the best part of a decade.
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@ceruleanspark I once worked for a company that made $40 Billion gross and only netted $1 Billion after their terrible money handling. xD #Hilarity
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