fatslob-:O said:
Actually, Nintendo's stock is currently valued at around $400 USD per share so it sounds like they recently merged stocks ... Sony on the other hand is just valued at just under $50 USD yet what's more is that they have a P/E ratio that's nearly 3x smaller than Nintendo's so they are not only a solid bet but their probably undervalued too and they have a solid room for growth as revenues/profits from their other divisions keep increasing. Their future shining brighter than most would be an understatement ... Nintendo stock is OK but there's arguably better avenues to seek investments to your portfolio other than Nintendo and maybe even Sony too! |
The issue Sony has is they have a ton of debt and they aren't really a leader in any industry they are in save for maybe video games (but this changes each generation). Nintendo, on the other hand, is sitting on a mountain of cash and earnings are improving. They'll likely improve with further with the online coming in September.
On investing, most companies will improve as the economy is strong right now. Video games are a good investment right now because it's a growing industry and is outcompeting other entertainment. If you invest with any of them, you're good.
Also, thanks to sethnintendo for giving a real answer to this question. You can't buy Nintendo stock normally because its not traded on the NYSE

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