The "fat" is the visible part but the reality is that Zynga's share price won't move until they can show investors, and the market, that they've evolved past th

The "fat" is the visible part but the reality is that Zynga's share price won't move until they can show investors, and the market, that they've evolved past their current library of games. As an investor, I don't care about the pennies on the dollar represented by the vending machine and the organic chips. I want to see them evolve (and have that evolution translate to the bottom line) and until they do, you won't see a meaningful upward move in their share price. The waste you've identified is a red herring.