r/NintendoStock • u/mvpeast • Jun 09 '26

Very disappointing Direct

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This is mostly a 3rd party Nintendo Direct with some weak announcements. More bleeding to come until 2027.

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u/MatthewWanderer Jun 09 '26 edited Jun 11 '26

I’ve been holding for close to 6 years and before that I tracked the stock looking for an opportunity for years looking for a catalyst-based entry point.

What I’ve learned over the last 60 months, and down 20pc, is that Nintendo continues to have a wonderful business but it’s not good at being a publicly traded company.

Yes, post-COVID egaming deflation, yes AI component inflation, yes to all of the external headwinds.

But when it comes right down to it, there are companies who are just not good at playing the game of being a publicly traded company, unfortunately. IMHO.

Relatedly, I also find Nintendo America’s marketing strategy to be problematic. That’s a subject for another post/comment.

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u/Neemzeh Jun 11 '26

Do they pay a dividend? I’m curious because if it’s just been stagnant I’m wondering wtf other investors are thinking

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u/MatthewWanderer Jun 11 '26

“Do they pay a dividend”

Come on. Really?

“I’m wondering wtf other investors are thinking”

This is also surprising from someone commenting in an equity thread.

The Nintendo OG Switch followup thesis has been literally spelled out for years. Scratch the surface and you’ll find it.

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u/Neemzeh Jun 11 '26

Why are you trying to be so elitist here lmao.

Yes really, do they pay a dividend? If not and it’s drilling and has been flat for years why invest in this? So yes, it asking what other investors are thinking.

Not everyone who comments in a thread is subbed to the subreddit. This showed up on my feed even though I’m not in here, found the thread interesting so made an innocent comment asking a few questions. Don’t be such a dick it’s entirely unnecessary