| NJ5 said: That precedent happened at lower production rates, since Nintendo has increased production by 140% or so. I was a bit disappointed with the latest production increase, but I do have some doubts about whether they could have done much more without sacrificing quality or other lateral issues.
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Frankly, I am very disappointed that I bought shares before the earnings announcement.
To management's credit Nintendo hung on through the long dominance of the PS2, and I only bought shares back then only because I thought their IP (Mario -- who does not love Mario?) was worth more than the share price indicated (in other words, I thought Sony would buy them). By surviving and innovating they made me a bundle, so maybe I will just take your view for now and see how bad the supply situation in November is.
Besides Nintendo is so secretative that they very well could have everything under control. Only time will tell.
Cheers.
The urge to play is a terrible thing to waste.
