Linguis, be sure to do what is good for you on your taxes, work is way more laid back than grad school. You will look back on your hard years of grad school fondly in 20 years, at least I do at mine. You really are at the light at the end of the tunnel. Congrats again. Keep in touch with the professors you like too.

Ok. Seriously. What.

What.

Am I the only one who is wondering what the big holdup is? Am I completely nuts for being surprised by the way NTDOY is acting? I know Nintendo is short on Wii supply, but it's because people want it. Bad. And are gobbling them up faster than they can be made. I'm not exactly an econ-nut, but it seems to me that [Extremely popular product] + [Inventory of said product being bought up immediately] (should)= [Profit]. I realize there's alot more to take into account, but I can't be too far off the mark, right?

.... right?

The price of the stock is based on a few things, but it's primarily about whether Nintendo will beat analyst (not thier own) estimates, and how much Nintendo is anticipate to grow in the future. Their recent announcements about not producing enough consoles or games, lower than expected game sales numbers for major titles, limited roll out for Wi Ware, poorly performing US and Japanese markets, dollar increasing agains the yen. etc. are holding the NTDOY price down.

We'll probably have to wait until the next earnings announcement for a pop.

We seem to be flatlining o_o

Oh god get the defibrillator x_x

I anticipate a recovery.....NOW!

I mean look at the beautiful pie chart for Japan sales week ending January 6th.

This stock should be $200! 

What the F. I don't feel that Nintendo stock should be following the markets. When everything else is down Nintendo should still be up!

The Japanese market is sinking faster than the Titanic.

NTDOY keeps going up and down, leaning more to down