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Got me some dividends! Alright NTDOY!
So it looks like Mario is NOT going to be the 2020 olympics mascot...
Really, nothing? Damn I was giggling like a school girl at that one
The last thing that high teens want to do is purchase securities, I'm sure
Yeah, but what's the deal with the mini nes? Why the hell haven't they made more yet? So annoying
Can anyone make sense of this recent behavior?
Yet it still dips. Truly don't understand.
You're comparing Xbox with NES? Apples and oranges.
Absolutely. New levels of support coming. Don't forget the retro mini NES system, and Mario's presence as a "mascot" at the coming Winter Olympics
I don't think it's entirely event driven--whatever that may mean. Nintendo is tried and true. It's a name that everyone knows. It has capital. It's only just now begun to leverage its name and assets. If by event driven you mean, the stock moves when the company makes moves...then aren't all stocks "event driven"?
Any insight re this drop? I thought we had solid support around 32...
This is the support until news
It's not that I don't want to believe you, but I specifically remember you posting something along the lines of "ALSO has a client in Japan...could it be Nintendo?!" That's why I thought you were speculating. If you wouldn't mind, could you post a few sources? This really is interesting actually.
Happy Friday btw
A couple of weeks ago you were only speculating that ALSO was the software being used by Nintendo. Have you confirmed?
Looks like 25ish might be the new support. Do the numbers justify it though?
Have we seen the bottom?
Ended up getting out with a loss of $1 per share. Not bad but not good. Looking for the bottom to get back in and ride the holiday hype
Yea but until something changes, there is no reason (other than finally a strong level of lower support) for the pps to rise...that said it will keep dropping until it finds that support. At that point I'll consider getting back in, because I agree with you to an extent
Same. I don't see how any good news (better than its Japan release) could revive it to where it was last week. I'll wait for the dust to settle and get in to ride the Christmas spike. Hopefully get my profits there
Well considering that it was 17 for quite some time before this game was in the picture, it would be strange to me if pps went back to that range again
Now I'm looking beyond the game and wondering if I can hold this long term. I see the NES system doing really well this Christmas, but seriously how low will pps go before then? And will it ever get back up even with those sales? If I get out now, I'm not even sure that I learned a lesson. I kinda see the Pokemon go interest fizzing out, but the investment looked solid and it hadn't even released in Japan...where will the lower support be?
I haven't done any research as of yet, but off the top of my head, this is my answer. If a publicly traded company truly had something that was extremely desirable or useful, it would protect those interests with very sound patents. Then it would get the word out and start attracting investors. Like I said, I haven't had time to do any research on this topic yet; but it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me--maybe it will after some research into this strategy.
Why would a publicly traded company actively attempt to hide from the public eye?
So we are waiting to see where the current support is...until we get some news or financials of course
Why the hell is it in the red after opening in Japan? I'm in at 27 and I don't like the look of this
Not until I can get a clear definition of what "augmented reality" means. Because my Pokemon go experience hasn't been much more than google maps and pokemon. Why people keep the camera on while playing is beyond me
Any thought on exit strategies? I've read articles breaking down the numbers and concluding that the current pps is solely supported by hype, so the bubble will eventually burst. But I just don't see that hype dissipating until a while after it releases in Japan. Hopefully It rolls smoothly in to the Christmas season with new NES and the Pokemon Go wrist accessory.
Please, be less descriptive. In your humble opinion, is: (a) it going down in the sense of "raise da roof"? (b) the servers going down? or (c) is the pps going down?
This was posted before. Here is your answer https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070102111015AAe4bKx
Fink, minors aren't "governed by a different set of rulz [sic]." Don't be ridiculous. Yes, children dying is tragic, but sympathy without legal precedent does not win cases. I'm an attorney, and I don't see why any attorney would touch a case like the one you described.
"This 16 year old chose to look at her phone rather than pay attention to the road. It is the phone's fault, not hers! Award us millions because the phone made her crash!"
No.
You would not win that lawsuit. The first thing you see when opening the game is a warning to always be aware of your surroundings. It is not the game's fault that your daughter chose to be distracted while driving. Your statement is just the same as saying "if my daughter dies while blowing her nose and driving, I'm suing Kleenex."
New to this board, but I enjoy the occasional intellectually stimulating posts.
Open question:
I know TWD has registered a ticker symbol on OTC Pink (TWMJF). Does this mean Tweed shares will be traded on OTC Pink AND TSX.V come Monday? Or, as could be another explanation, are they just reserving a ticker symbol incase they choose to list on OTC Pink in the future?
Further, if TWMJF is available for trading on OTC Pink on Monday, what will this do to the pps?
I do not have a whole ton to invest, and, crunching the numbers, I can get 1000 shares if I buy at 1.6 (highest) and 500 shares if I buy at 3.2 (highest). The min lot size is 500 so anything above 3.2 and I'm SOL. Got to be smart about my entry point here. Thoughts?
Thank you in advance for your thoughts.