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Ljink96 on 08 July 2018
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AngryLittleAlchemist said:
Ljink96 said:

No, these two things address two entirely different points. A "poor" E3 showing doesn't correlate with software and hardware sales jumping to the top of Gamestop and Amazon.

I mentioned Let's Go's initial announcements dropping stock because investors as a whole on Nintendo's part don't understand the industry. Not consumers don't understand the industry. So the first part you bolded references how well the consumers understand Nintendo vs. the second bolded as how well investors understand Nintendo. I don't see how my words got mixed up here. 

...what? Oh god, I feel like either you missed my point, or I missed yours xD.

I know what you were getting at. I'm saying, if you agree that the investors are out of touch, isn't a "poor E3 showing" to the investors a good point for why the stock might have dropped?

Well sure, but even that's subjective. I didn't say they couldn't give that as a reason, only that in my opinion it's a silly reason for investors to give that as a claim, when actual sales say otherwise. I'm favoring objective claims over subjective ones. I guess that's what I'm saying.