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VitroBahllee said:
bowserthedog said:

Right..  But it's Nintendo being Nintendo. The average investor isn't well educated towards the way Nintendo does this. It doesn't matter if they do things the way investors wants. Next year when they start announceing the revenue they are getting from mobile investors will heavily purchase nintendo stock.


Yes, because diehard Nintendo fans who buy $50 games three times a year know WAY more about how the company operates than people putting tens of thousands of dollars into the company. 

Well  In my case I'm both.  I'm both a Nintendo fan and I'm also an investor in Nintendo.  And i will say that out of all the companies I invest in the one investment i'm most confident in is with Nintendo. Do some research on how to invest in stocks. One of that biggest factors is that you should invest in companies which you really understand what they do and how they make money.  Obviously you would have to believe that company is going to grow but that would be true with any investment. The biggest reason to invest in companies you understand is confidence. If you don't have a good understanding of the company you will likely make irrational decisions and perhaps sell off stock on one peice of bad news because you're not knowledgable enough in the company to filter through the news that will not matter 3 months from now or a year from now.  When the news hit about the delay of mobile i waited for the stock to find it's bottom and was confident to purchase more stocks at discounted rate. The stock is now up 9/10% since it dropped on the mobile delay news. I recentely predicted on here that by the end of the year the stock would recover at least 10% of it's value.