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http://alwaysnintendo.com/nintendo-stocks-seem-stabilized/

I said in a thread somewhere that I would buy a bunch when they dropped if I could. They called me foolish. I coulda been rollin in dough! Oh well.



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Ocilayton said:

http://alwaysnintendo.com/nintendo-stocks-seem-stabilized/

I said in a thread somewhere that I would buy a bunch when they dropped if I could. They called me foolish. I coulda been rollin in dough! Oh well.

allways happens people don't pay attention get scared and react foolishly



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kowenicki said:
Ocilayton said:

http://alwaysnintendo.com/nintendo-stocks-seem-stabilized/

I said in a thread somewhere that I would buy a bunch when they dropped if I could. They called me foolish. I coulda been rollin in dough! Oh well.


or not, see my post above.

it was a pretty good point to get in fresh



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erm no...
Its currently at 13850 JPY, exactly 2 weeks ago on the 9th, it was 15420.
http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/7974:JP

I think by stabalized he means its not falling anymore. It went up yesterday.... but has fallen a bit again today.



kowenicki said:

No... its gone up slightly to where it was 2 weeks ago. You'd have made bugger all actually.


What is the source of your graph?

When I look at Nintendo (NTDOY) on google finance, it seems they already regained a lot from the big decline and it's still going up.
Before the decline it was at 18, now it's at 16.7 after a drop to 14.9



 

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kowenicki said:
kirby007 said:
kowenicki said:
Ocilayton said:

http://alwaysnintendo.com/nintendo-stocks-seem-stabilized/

I said in a thread somewhere that I would buy a bunch when they dropped if I could. They called me foolish. I coulda been rollin in dough! Oh well.


or not, see my post above.

it was a pretty good point to get in fresh


not really.

I expect it to drop further when proper results are released.

Its not a good stock to buy now... far too much uncertainty.

Probably but the market has had the initial shock now, it probably will dip with the next results, but I feel they won't let the bad trend they are in continue too long



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What gets me is that there was all that doom-and-gloom about Nintendo based on that stock drop... but here's a fun fact: at its lowest point just after the revision, it only dropped to about 14.533 (using Google's financial tracker), whereas at the end of October it was 14.01, and it got below 13.5 in September. Indeed, the last time it was as high as it was just before the drop was back in the first half of 2012.

I was actually going to tell people, just after it dropped, to give it a couple of days, and watch how the market reacts, precisely because I expected something like this to happen. Those who divest do so because they see "Nintendo not doing great"... yet investment isn't about current circumstances but future circumstances; no sane investor would decide that Nintendo's about to die based on this one adjustment. And so, the price rose again. Indeed, I wouldn't be surprised if it continues to rise over the next few days.



Keep in mind that the return may simply be based on Iwata's remarks about Nintendo looking into "other things" and talking about smartphones.

That's all investors want to hear right now. You say smartphone and their stock will shoot up.....sadly. Say something that truly matters and investors won't grasp it at all.



The rEVOLution is not being televised

kowenicki said:
kirby007 said:
kowenicki said:
kirby007 said:
kowenicki said:
Ocilayton said:

http://alwaysnintendo.com/nintendo-stocks-seem-stabilized/

I said in a thread somewhere that I would buy a bunch when they dropped if I could. They called me foolish. I coulda been rollin in dough! Oh well.


or not, see my post above.

it was a pretty good point to get in fresh


not really.

I expect it to drop further when proper results are released.

Its not a good stock to buy now... far too much uncertainty.

Probably but the market has had the initial shock now, it probably will dip with the next results, but I feel they won't let the bad trend they are in continue too long

"let"

That assumes they can do something about it easily.

I'm not sure they can

Well it starts with having lower for(e?)casts for the FY,  higher software sales due to a few big bombs hitting this year.

And who knows maybe a new redesign for the 3DS which goes for full price! there are quite some possibilities



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Aielyn said:
I was actually going to tell people, just after it dropped, to give it a couple of days, and watch how the market reacts, precisely because I expected something like this to happen.

You must be using the time machine too!!!!