[Zigerlion]

Quote:

Originally Posted by cjflan32

And yet you fail to explain which parts makes no sense.

Hasbro doesn't revolve around Marvel Legends (or is that "gibberish" too). If I was bragging about Doctor Strange 2 carrying my toy line I'd sell this Ghost Rider Haslab for $350 also.

And for some reason you're bringing up 2021 and not 2022, which have been a mixed bag. Despite what you hear on the news the economy is s*** and Hasbro knows it.

Uh that's because the fiscal year's not over yet? The 4th quarter, especially for a toy company, is very important? You'd know that if you even passed basic economics? I'm not gonna waste time typing paragraphs explaining to some angry kid who has no clue. Here's a short version. It's most likely about covering their debt, but other companies that suffered similar losses when Toys R Us went under did not egregiously increasing the prices on consumers. Such as Mattel who had higher debt to equity ratio than Hasbro still maintained reasonable prices. But what do I know? I only work for the accounting department of a 5 billion dollar entity. Please let me know your credentials.