How does one get Nintendo stock?

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Conina on 02 June 2018

Helloplite said:

How does one get Nintendo stock?

Just kidding. Buy them like shares of any other company. It is the same procedure.

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VideoGameAccountant on 02 June 2018

fatslob-:O said:

sethnintendo said:

So you honestly don't think their stock won't move to 70 dollars a share? The Switch has only been out one year. Usually it takes investors about a year or two to pull their heads out of their asses for video game stocks. Nintendo stock will hit 70 dollars a share next year. I guarantee it.

Actually, Nintendo's stock is currently valued at around $400 USD per share so it sounds like they recently merged stocks ...

Sony on the other hand is just valued at just under $50 USD yet what's more is that they have a P/E ratio that's nearly 3x smaller than Nintendo's so they are not only a solid bet but their probably undervalued too and they have a solid room for growth as revenues/profits from their other divisions keep increasing. Their future shining brighter than most would be an understatement ...

Nintendo stock is OK but there's arguably better avenues to seek investments to your portfolio other than Nintendo and maybe even Sony too!

The issue Sony has is they have a ton of debt and they aren't really a leader in any industry they are in save for maybe video games (but this changes each generation). Nintendo, on the other hand, is sitting on a mountain of cash and earnings are improving. They'll likely improve with further with the online coming in September.

On investing, most companies will improve as the economy is strong right now. Video games are a good investment right now because it's a growing industry and is outcompeting other entertainment. If you invest with any of them, you're good.

Also, thanks to sethnintendo for giving a real answer to this question. You can't buy Nintendo stock normally because its not traded on the NYSE

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sethnintendo on 13 June 2018

fatslob-:O said:

sethnintendo said:

So you honestly don't think their stock won't move to 70 dollars a share? The Switch has only been out one year. Usually it takes investors about a year or two to pull their heads out of their asses for video game stocks. Nintendo stock will hit 70 dollars a share next year. I guarantee it.

Actually, Nintendo's stock is currently valued at around $400 USD per share so it sounds like they recently merged stocks ...

That's Nikkei stock price is around 400. I'm talking about OTC shares which go under ticker NTDOY (OTC) which is under 50 dollars a share right now. There is a difference between the main stock listed on Nikkei and Over the Counter shares.

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OTBWY on 13 June 2018

Don't expect it to go low for long. It will balance out soon enough the next couple of weeks. I don't advise to buy stock currently though.

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Tmfwang on 11 July 2018

Mar1217 said:

Tmfwang said:
You really shouldn't though.

Nintendo is at an all-time high right now, expecting a crack soon.

Not before at least 2 years easily.

Yeah... You were wrong there:

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/dev2016/thread.php?id=236918&page=1

sethnintendo said:

Tmfwang said:

I stand corrected.

Personally I wouldn't invest in Nintendo right now, they're just too high. Highest they've been the last 10 years:

So you honestly don't think their stock won't move to 70 dollars a share? The Switch has only been out one year. Usually it takes investors about a year or two to pull their heads out of their asses for video game stocks. Nintendo stock will hit 70 dollars a share next year. I guarantee it.

Nintendo-stocks not doing to well, as I predicted:

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/dev2016/thread.php?id=236918&page=1

Predicted 15+ million lifetime-sales for God of War:

- http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=234612&page=1