Jon-Erich on 21 December 2011
| Lord Ciansworth said: It's true, a lot of investors want Nintendo to move into the "app" space. We should bear in mind that most investors, in all industries, are solely concerned with short-term gain. That's how we got into this global financial crisis in the first place. My best guess would be potential new investors are wary that Nintendo is in a state of transition at the moment. The Wii U is, still, a pretty big gamble, and with little or no concrete information available about it potential investors will be reluctant to take that gamble. |
As I have always told people, investors never seem to look beyond next week. On the other hand, it's Nintendo's job to look 10 years into the future. Personally, I think there's nothing that can be done about Nintendo's dropping stock as of right now. They'll probably have to wait until E3 2012 so they can actually show investors something that'll make them happy.
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