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FromDK said:
Mazty said:

 

I'm not bashing him; I'm correcting him. He said investors are interested in it and that Sony & MS stocks took a hit after E3. He was wrong with all those claims. 

Sure you could argue the strong Yen as part of the Nintendo stock drop, but that doesn't work due to Sony's stock increase. 

In short, and it was my simple point, the stock reaction to Nintendo at E3 suggests investors are not hopeful. A lot of gamers (watch Invisible Walls) also feel the WiiU is a giant dissapointment. 


First off all. i did't said sony and ms took a hit after.. but here is and other way to look at it.

The wii u wasen't anonced this year.. this year there was not that much.. that means the investers "reaktion" was last year.. And u have seen all those sony is doomed teads right..? sony stocks are in a 30 yeras low point.. and as i said.. nintendo (even with a poor wii sales the last year) are still not dropped that much.. meaning nintendo are believed in the long run.. otherwise the last years (strong yen, earthqauke) stock drop would have been like sony's, ore even bigger... AND it's not.. nintendo are low. but not dramastic like sony..:)


You said:
"The drop was bigger with sony and ms.. thats a fact.."

Don't lie. The game line up obviously didn't thrill investors at E3.