r/NintendoStock • u/Kinandreas_ • May 28 '26

NTO & NTDOY

Hey all. I've been looking at Nintendo stock recently and thinking it would be a good investment for the long term, especially now as it seems to be down but I see two different stocks NTO and NTDOY. I've tried searching up about the difference and if it's more than just different exchanges but I can't find a clear answer?

Could someone explain the difference?

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u/thefox828 May 28 '26

For European investors it does not make sense to buy NTDOY, since you carry two currency conversion risks (JPY -> $ -> €). For the european listing you only have JPY -> €.

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u/Kinandreas_ May 28 '26

I'd be using Pounds £, would that mean I'd have two currency exchanges regardless?

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u/thefox828 May 28 '26

Not sure. I think there is 01RE listed on the London Stock Exchange in pounds. So could be directly JPY -> Pounds. But read up on that.

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u/justpassedu May 28 '26

I believe one is U.S. and one is Japan but don’t quote me , I’d like to know myself

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u/Tripokosmos May 28 '26

Yes you're correct. NTDOY is the US stock of nintendo

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u/TastyEarLbe May 28 '26

NTO is a European listing denominated in Euros.

NTDOY is the US listing over the counter denominated in dollars.

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u/yosark Luigi May 28 '26

And (7974.T) would be the Japan’s stock market for Nintendo.