Mr Khan said:
Not really. Some of our more stock-savvy posters have pointed out that Nintendo is actually criminally undervalued right now, that their current market cap is only about 20% more than the value of Nintendo's cash-on-hand, meaning that the stock price does not at all reflect the value of Nintendo's capital or (the far more important one) intellectual property. If it was announced tomorrow that Nintendo was going to be auctioned off piece by piece, the stock value would double overnight because the market cap is not reflective of the company's actual value, and in the case of total dissolution of the company, it would be. |
Thanks for clarifying that. You know, many videogame fans don´t understand how business, market and economy work.
