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As speculation on Nintendo's profit potential rise, stock values recover to Wii/DS levels as Nintendo's value rockets upward.

It's a very exciting time to be an Nintendo fan with all of these success stories.

The speculation by investors is that Nintendo is set to dominate!

Posts below of the topic discussion over the past few weeks:

September 20th post

Nintendo's upward trending market cap has doubled over the past year, and is now touching the 40 billion euro mark (Over 5.3T yen), the highest it has been since 2008, while Sony's has dropped over the last few months to below 42 billion (5.61T yen). Sony peaked in July of this year, and has begun to trend downward. At the current trends over the past few months, Nintendo should pass Sony in the not so distant future.

Of course, anything could happen to change the direction, but now that both companies have done their major pre-TGS shows, it looks like this is increasingly unlikely. Keep in mind, Sony is a much larger business than Nintendo, they don't just do videogames, but these other businesses they're involved in can be both an advantage and a disadvantage (although, typically it's the prior).

This is exciting news for those of us who like to see Nintendo's success on the rise.

 

UPDATE October 10

Nintendo's stock continues to rise. Nintendo's value has risen from 5.3T yen to 6.15T Yen surpassing Sony's, which has slipped from 5.61T to 5.22T yen.

In Euros, the market caps are:

Nintendo: 46.4B
Sony: 39.4B

UPDATE October 11

Nintendo has now risen to 6.24T yen, meaning Nintendo has surpassed Honda (6.16T). Nintendo is now the second most valuable global brand from Japan, only topped by Toyota. It is also now the 10th most valuable Japanese corporation overall (thanks vgc).

01. Toyota - 22.62T yen
02. NTT - 10.86T yen
03. Softbank - 10.46T yen
04. Mitsubishi UFJ - 10.22T yen
05. NTT DocoMo - 10.08T yen
06. KDDI - 7.64T yen
07. Japan Tobacco - 7.37T yen
08. Keyence - 7.34T yen
09. Japan Post Bank - 6.28T yen
10. Nintendo - 6.24T yen
11. Honda - 6.16T yen
12. Sumitomo Mitsui FG - 6.12T yen
13. Japan Post - 5.88T yen
14. Canon - 5.28T yen
15. Sony - 5.18T yen



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