Stop adding context.  Haters don't like context.

I do like revelance though and I dont see how posting other companies stock price is revelant to my thread, which is about nintendo being down 9+%.  If you want context, make another thread.

It's about giving a better understanding to WHY it is down.   Rather than saying it must be the launch sales, perhaps it might have somethign to do with the Yen as is suggested by the similar downard curve found in many Japanese companies.

The overall Nikkei 225, which is comprised of 225 Japanese companies was flat the last two days, nintendo down 9%.  Im sure they are all impacted by Yen strenght or weakness, so how is Nintendo different from Canon or Toyota in relation to the yen?  They get a majority of sales outside japan, they come out with new products all the time, have the same corporate structure.  The only main differnce is that Nintendo has come out with a new product 23 days ago, released in all territories and sales are not up to snuff compared to its predecessor. 

"Nintendo is irrelevenat," Michael Pachter (Dec 06,  2012)   Guess who most video game investors get their industry advice from?

You still think this drop is due to launch sales?

Is it really necessary?

- 3DS is selling way lower than Nintendo expected.
- Wii is dying but that's fine but it not will match the fiscal year predictions... that's already public knowledge a some quarters.

Now the Wii U.

- Production problems... Nintendo didn't expected that.
- The sales... it's low for 5.5 million shipped at March, 2013... 2 million shipped at the end of this year... 3.5 million until March? improbable.

You need to elaborate again.  Way lower?

What production problems?  Do you mean the one reported back in August that claimed Europe may get pushed back to a 2013 launch?  That's obviously been fixed as stock is coming in just fine.

Also, 2.5 million from Jan to March is just 208,000 units per week.   Considering we are talking shipped units, not sold to consumers, I dont' think this is a imprabable as you are suggesting.

http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/stock/information/index.html

57% of the shares of Nintendo are owned by companies and people inside Japan, you mean to tell me that they listen to Patcher also.  He must me truly global.

The other 43% is comprised of only 724 people (which are most likely banking institutions and Investment firms who have invested in Nintendo) I'm guessing their only source of information is from Patcher also. The companies own fundamentals have no bearing at all...

Are you trying to tell me that the foreign 43% can't sell their stock?   Becaue that would be the only valid reason for even making your post.