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pezus said:
Khuutra said:


You are being willfully disingenuous.

Nintendo's stock is more volatile than Apple's stock by a considerable measure. It's not even the best possible measure of health for the company. Nintendo's stock will fluctuate more and more quickly than Apple's over the course of the same time period. If one thinks that Nintendo's systems will do well over the next half-decade, the stock doubling in that period would be a conservative estimate.

Yes, but Wii U doing well is not a certainty. The guy who wrote that article seems to think it is. 

Granted. That's what makes it an interesting bet, though.