theprof00 said:
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People who buy and sell stock on the short term and are heavily focused on corporate announcements are not investors; they're speculative traders. The primary difference is an investor will buy a stock thinking of how the company will grow over the next 5 years, while a speculative trader is looking for what they will be able to sell the stock for in 6 weeks.
The initial decline in the price of Nintendo stock was from investors selling because they had doubts Nintendo would have 2 100+ Million selling systems next generation, and the more recent decline is from speculative traders selling (or selling short) because they new Nintendo wouldn't make their quarterly earnings. I suspect that you haven't seen investors buy in yet because they're much more careful about their investments, and are evaluating and re-considering where Nintendo will be in 2017.







