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15 Mart 2013: 17.25$
22 Mart 2013: 17.68$
28 Mart 2013: 17.40$
05 Nisan 2013: 16.69$
19 Nisan 2013: 16.65$
26 Nisan 2013: 16.48$
03 Mayıs 2013:17.16$
10 Mayıs 2013:17.92$

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01 mart 2013: 15.23$
08 mart 2013: 15.59$
15 mart 2013: 17.25$
22 mart 2013: 17.68$
28 mart 2013: 17.40$
05 nisan 2013: 16.69$
19 nisan 2013: 16.65$
26 nisan 2013: 16.48$
03 mayıs 2013:17.16$
10 mayıs 2013:17.92$

yarasın patron . Her elektronik alışverişimizde sony ürünlerini

tercih ederek sana lojistik destek veriyoruz

yalnız dow çökerse kötü olacak gibi :d

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Eğer sony bir hisse olarak takip amaçlı ise, Samsung un geleceği çok parlak.
Apple'ı solladı, müthiş depar yaptı.
elektronikte dünyada büyük bir dev olma yolunda, nerdeyse oldu.
Sony elektronik olarak kalite ye diyecek bir şey yok fakat en çok gelir, cep telefonunda. El kadar cihaz bilgisayar fiyatında.
Cep telefonunda öne çıkamadı Sony. Ericson la birlikte birşeyler yaptı olmadı.
Fotoğraf makinasında da yanılmıyorsam, minolta markanın alt yapısını satın aldı.
Orda da sönük.

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Eğer sony bir hisse olarak takip amaçlı ise, Samsung un geleceği çok parlak.
Apple'ı solladı, müthiş depar yaptı.
elektronikte dünyada büyük bir dev olma yolunda, nerdeyse oldu.
Sony elektronik olarak kalite ye diyecek bir şey yok fakat en çok gelir, cep telefonunda. El kadar cihaz bilgisayar fiyatında.
Cep telefonunda öne çıkamadı Sony. Ericson la birlikte birşeyler yaptı olmadı.
Fotoğraf makinasında da yanılmıyorsam, minolta markanın alt yapısını satın aldı.
Orda da sönük.

Permanent patron,
Sen cep telefonu tarafında Sony nin 3 ay önceki halini diyorsun. Xperia Z cep telefonu hem tasarım hem de özellikleri açısından çok özel bir ürün. (Önceki mesajlarda spektlerine bakarak söylemiştim)..Nitekin 60 günde yaklaşık 8 milyon sattı. Sonra PS4 geliyor sırada. Samsung konusunda haklı olabilirsin ama Samsung un piyasa değeri zaten gelecek 1-2 yıl beklentilerini fiyatına ekledi. Bu arada Galaxy S4 de beklentilerin çok altında satılıyor. Ben diğer gerekçelerimi yazdım önceki sayfalarda...Söylemekle kalmadım SOny hissesi de aldım makul miktar...Güveniyorum... Bence Sony hisseleri önümüzdeki 1-2 yılda hem Samsung ın hem de apple ın üzerinde performans gösterir.

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[sıze=3]xperıa'nın yenı 'mını'sı xperıa e turkıye'de- basın acıklaması [/sıze]
[sıze=3]konuya ılıskın olarak yapılan basın acıklaması asagıda bulunuyor:[/sıze]
[sıze=3] [/sıze]
[sıze=3] " sony mobıle communıcatıons'ın gelıstırdıgı xperıa™ akıllı telefon serısıne yenı[/sıze]
[sıze=3]bır uye daha eklıyor. Xperıa serısının en yenı uyesı xperıa™ e, benzersız[/sıze]
[sıze=3]xperıa akıllı telefon deneyımını uygun fıyat ıle bır araya getırıyor.[/sıze]
[sıze=3]xperıa'nın yenı mını'sı xperıa™ e, kompakt tasarımının ıcıne hd ses, verı[/sıze]
[sıze=3]kullanımı ve batarya gucu yonetımı gıbı kullanıcıların beklentılerını[/sıze]
[sıze=3]fazlasıyla karsılayacak maksımum ozellıkler sıgdırıyor. Sık ve mınımal[/sıze]
[sıze=3]tasarımıyla dıkkat ceken yenı xperıa™ e, verı kullanım takıp ozellıgı sayesınde[/sıze]
[sıze=3]ınternet trafıgının kolaylıkla takıp edılmesını saglarken, uzatılmıs bekleme[/sıze]
[sıze=3]modu (stamına mod) ozellıgıyle de sarj kullanım suresını dort kat arttırıyor.[/sıze]
[sıze=3]xperıa™ e, kullanıcılara hd ses kalıtesı ıle her zamankınden daha net telefonla[/sıze]
[sıze=3]gorusme deneyımı sunuyor. Ayrıca, arka plandakı seslerı engelleyen gurultu[/sıze]
[sıze=3]engelleme ozellıgı, kullanıcılarına gurultulu mekânlarda bıle rahatlıkla[/sıze]
[sıze=3]telefonla konusma ımkânı saglıyor.[/sıze]
[sıze=3] xperıa™ e ekranı kapalıyken, wı-fı,[/sıze]
[sıze=3]verı trafıgı ve bırcok uygulamayı pıl omrunden tasarruf etmek amacıyla devre[/sıze]
[sıze=3]dısı bırakıyor. Ote yandan, arama ve mesajlasma fonksıyonları normal olarak[/sıze]
[sıze=3]calısmaya devam edıyor. Cıhazın ekranına dokundugunuzda ıse bekleme modu devre[/sıze]
[sıze=3]dısı kalarak tum fonksıyonlar yenıden normale donuyor. Xloudtm ses[/sıze]
[sıze=3]teknolojısıne sahıp "walkman®" uygulaması, 3d surround ses sıstemı ve manuel[/sıze]
[sıze=3]ekolayzır ozellıklerı ıle ustun bır ses kalıtesı sunan xperıa™ e ıle[/sıze]
[sıze=3]kullanıcılar, kablosuz dlna baglantısıyla televızyon, tablet bılgısayar ve pc[/sıze]
[sıze=3]ortamından ıstenılen ıcerıgı kolaylıkla goruntuleyıp, paylasabılıyor. Androıd[/sıze]
[sıze=3]4.1 jelly bean guncellemesıyle xperıa™ e sıyah ve beyaz renk alternatıflerıyle[/sıze]
[sıze=3]tum cep telefonu satıs noktalarında kullanıcıların begenısıne sunuldu " [/sıze]
[sıze=3]-matrıks-[/sıze]

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SONY bu..boru deil
American Investor Targets Sony for a Breakup

By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN and MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED | New York Times – 8 hours ago

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• View Photo Daniel S. Loeb, founder of Third Point, participates in a panel discussion in Las Vegas in this May 9, 2012 file photo. New York-based hedge fund Third Point said it has proposed to Sony Corp's Chief Executive Kazuo Hirai that the Japanese electronics maker conduct an initial public offering for its entertainment division. REUTERS/Steve Marcus/Files (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT)

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An American hedge fund billionaire known for starting big fights has called for a breakup of the entertainment and electronics colossus Sony, according to people briefed on the matter, possibly setting off a battle that could roil Japan’s famously staid corporate culture.
The call, which came on Tuesday, will most likely be viewed by government officials and corporate leaders in Tokyo as a shot across the bow from Wall Street, just as Western investors begin piling into Japanese stocks.
The hedge fund manager, Daniel S. Loeb, is pressing Sony to spin off part of its entertainment arm, which includes one of the biggest film studios in Hollywood and one of the largest music labels in the world, responsible for movies like “Skyfall” and artists like Taylor Swift.
Mr. Loeb — known for ousting Yahoo’s former chief executive and luring Marissa Mayer away from Google to run the company — also signaled that he would accept a seat on Sony’s board.
His hedge fund has quietly amassed a stake of about 6.5 percent in Sony, making it one of the biggest shareholders. The holding, made up of stock and derivatives, is valued at about $1.1 billion.
Still, even big Japanese investors have often faced resistance in seeking changes at companies, a hurdle that may be significantly higher for a foreign hedge fund manager.
A spokesman for Sony, Shiro Kambe, said in a statement that the company welcomes investments. “We are focused on creating shareholder value by executing on our plan to revitalize and grow the electronics business, while further strengthening the stable business foundations of the entertainment and financial services businesses,” he said.
But Mr. Kambe also pointed to repeated assertions by Sony’s chief executive, Kazuo Hirai, that Sony Entertainment contributes significantly to the overall company and is not for sale. “We look forward to continuing constructive dialogue with our shareholders as we pursue our strategy,” he said.
Mr. Loeb, 51, the founder of the hedge fund Third Point, flew to Tokyo this weekend for three days of meetings with government officials, regulators and senior Sony executives, according to people briefed on the matter. He hand-delivered a letter on Tuesday to Mr. Hirai that praised a turnaround effort but asked for more.
“So while Third Point supports your agenda for change, we also believe that to succeed, Sony must focus,” Mr. Loeb wrote in the letter, which was reviewed by The New York Times.
After the meeting, the hedge fund manager told associates that he was impressed by Mr. Hirai and supported management, according to a person briefed on the matter.
Mr. Loeb said he believed that spinning off a portion of the entertainment business to Sony shareholders could sharpen the company’s focus and lead to higher profit margins, while helping to revive the core electronics business. He has also contemplated a potential spinoff or sale of other operations, including Sony’s insurance division, which accounted for much of the company’s profit last quarter.
The campaign is a bet that Japan will prove the next gold mine for global investors. Long hobbled by a so-called lost decade of little economic growth, the country has come to life in recent months under the stewardship of Shinzo Abe, who as prime minister has promoted policies meant to attract private investment. Mr. Loeb is betting that Mr. Abe will expand deregulation.
“Under Prime Minister Abe’s leadership, Japan can regain its position as one of the world’s pre-eminent economic powerhouses and manufacturing engines,” Mr. Loeb wrote in his letter.
Despite its decade-long slump, Sony, the 67-year-old electronics pioneer, remains one of the most prominent companies in Japan, with a market value of roughly $18 billion.
Still, Mr. Loeb has plenty of ammunition. Shares of Sony have plunged nearly 85 percent over the last 13 years. The company long ago ceded its crown as the king of cool electronics to Apple, and its dominance in televisions was eroded by the emergence of Korean rivals like Samsung and LG.
Last week, Sony reported its first annual profit in five years. But it reached that milestone thanks largely to the weakening yen and some belt-tightening, including the consolidation of businesses and the sale of its American headquarters.
Sony’s chief executive, Mr. Hirai, is scheduled to make a presentation about the company’s turnaround plan next week. He has argued that despite having come late to the era of digital media, the company that made the Walkman, the Trinitron television and the PlayStation can rebound.
To Mr. Loeb, more must be done, starting with the spinoff of Sony Entertainment. Though the division accounts for more than 40 percent of the company’s enterprise value, he said in his letter that it needed discipline to raise its profit margins. Mr. Loeb estimated that a partial spinoff of the entertainment business could bolster Sony’s share price by as much as 60 percent.
In his letter, Mr. Loeb proposed handing 15 to 20 percent of Sony Entertainment to existing shareholders. His firm would be willing to backstop the initial public offering up to $2 billion to ensure its success.
Other underappreciated assets include the company’s 60 percent stake in Sony Financial, which largely sells life insurance policies, as well as real estate holdings and stakes in other companies. And Mr. Loeb is expected to argue that Sony’s electronics division must sharply reduce costs, including by taking a cue from its protégé, Apple, in focusing on a few core products.
Mr. Loeb has recently expressed his interest in Japan. Referring to the changes by the Abe government, he called it “a huge game change” at an industry conference last week. “And there’s a lot more room to go,” he added.
Mr. Abe has called his revival effort a plan of “three arrows,” including aggressive monetary easing by the Bank of Japan and enormous stimulus spending by the government.
So far, that effort appears to have drawn investor plaudits. The yen weakened in value last week, to 100 to the dollar, a level unseen in four years, helping local companies like Sony and Toyota. And the Nikkei 225-stock index has risen 43 percent so far this year. At the same time two years ago, the Nikkei was down 5.7 percent.
The Nikkei was up about 1 percent on Tuesday in trading in Tokyo.
But it is the third arrow that has Mr. Loeb’s attention. The Abe government hopes to shed Japan’s reputation as a land of strict hierarchy and bureaucracy. Business mistakes were often seen as shameful, and outright confrontation largely disdained.
“There’s an entrenched management culture there,” said Lawrence B. Lindsey, a former top economist in the administration of President George W. Bush. “Activists aren’t particularly popular here among management, and they won’t be popular in Japan either.”
No less than Howard Stringer, Sony’s own chairman, has criticized the status quo.
“Japan is a harmonious society which cherishes its social values, including full employment,” he said in a speech last year. “That leads to conflicts in a world where shareholder value calls for ever greater efficiency.”
Yet there have been changes. The percentage of foreign ownership in companies on the Tokyo Stock Exchange nearly quintupled, to 24 percent, from 1990 to 2008. And Japanese shareholders have increasingly adopted the aggressive tactics of Western fund managers.
Sony is the biggest bet yet for Mr. Loeb, an intense California native who built his name largely upon acidly written letters, berating targets for mismanagement and calling for change.
The strategy has proved profitable. Third Point’s returns are up 13.3 percent this year and up 2.6 percent for the first week of May. Forbes estimates Mr. Loeb’s net worth at about $1.5 billion.
Perhaps the most prominent victory has been Third Point’s investment in Yahoo, where Mr. Loeb pushed for the dismissal of a chief executive after exposing the executive for falsifying academic credentials.
Mindful of Japanese decorum, however, Mr. Loeb strikes a more conciliatory tone in his letter to Mr. Hirai of Sony. His calls are couched as suggestions aimed at improving the company, rather than aggressive demands.
“Third Point would not have made this substantial investment if we did not believe in a bright future for Sony’s global brand, superior technology, and dedicated employees,” he wrote. “We are confident that by acting as partners, Sony will grow stronger.”
Hiroko Tabuchi contributed reporting.

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08 Mart 2013: 15.59$
15 Mart 2013: 17.25$
22 Mart 2013: 17.68$
28 Mart 2013: 17.40$
05 Nisan 2013: 16.69$
19 Nisan 2013: 16.65$
26 Nisan 2013: 16.48$
03 Mayıs 2013:17.16$
10 Mayıs 2013:17.92$
17 Mayıs 2013:20.34$

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ehmm..hafta kapanmadı ama bir ara sıcak motivasyon..

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01 Mart 2013: 15.23$
08 Mart 2013: 15.59$
15 Mart 2013: 17.25$
22 Mart 2013: 17.68$
28 Mart 2013: 17.40$
05 Nisan 2013: 16.69$
19 Nisan 2013: 16.65$
26 Nisan 2013: 16.48$
03 Mayıs 2013:17.16$
10 Mayıs 2013:17.92$
17 Mayıs 2013:20.34$
24 Mayıs 2013:20.96$

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Sony Rises On Unusually High Volume (SNE)

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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Sony Corporation (NYSE:SNE) is trading at unusually high volume Thursday with 9.3 million shares changing hands. It is currently at two times its average daily volume and trading up 68 cents (+3.4%) at $20.78 as of 12:25 p.m. ET.

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Sony has a market cap of $20.92 billion and is part of the consumer goods sector and consumer durables industry. Shares are up 84.6% year to date as of the close of trading on Wednesday.
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01 Mart 2013: 15.23$
08 Mart 2013: 15.59$
15 Mart 2013: 17.25$
22 Mart 2013: 17.68$
28 Mart 2013: 17.40$
05 Nisan 2013: 16.69$
19 Nisan 2013: 16.65$
26 Nisan 2013: 16.48$
03 Mayıs 2013:17.16$
10 Mayıs 2013:17.92$
17 Mayıs 2013:20.34$
24 Mayıs 2013:20.96$
31 Mayıs 2013:20.15$

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01 Mart 2013: 15.23$
08 Mart 2013: 15.59$
15 Mart 2013: 17.25$
22 Mart 2013: 17.68$
28 Mart 2013: 17.40$
05 Nisan 2013: 16.69$
19 Nisan 2013: 16.65$
26 Nisan 2013: 16.48$
03 Mayıs 2013:17.16$
10 Mayıs 2013:17.92$
17 Mayıs 2013:20.34$
24 Mayıs 2013:20.96$
31 Mayıs 2013:20.15$
07 Haziran 2013: 19.56$