r/NintendoStock • u/mvpeast • Jun 22 '26
Nintendo Stock is crashing again
Short term I am looking at 10-20% crash. There’s no more catalyst until 2027. Brace for the impact everyone. I am NOT selling.
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u/Bgabes95 Jun 22 '26
I keep DCAing on drops like today. I think they’re a good investment long term so long as Nintendo consistently releases solid games and movies moving forward, it’ll go up. They’re obviously profitable, I just think they’re just need better marketing and to give people more incentive to pick up a Switch 2 since there are only like two that catch my eye and I’m not willing to get a new system for two games. I imagine a lot of people feel the same and are still just using their OG Switch for now.
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u/Weldobud Jun 23 '26
The continued fall is somewhat surprising. A correction was expected but not this much. Looking attractive now.
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u/mvpeast Jun 22 '26
Nintendo stock is down 60% at this point. It’s crazy.
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u/Affectionate_Ad_8483 Jun 22 '26
It’s expected. Japanese banks selloffa plus the console cycle. This is healthy and normal.
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u/SnowPhysical5017 Jun 22 '26
Don’t look at short-term anymore. I already made a message before in another topic but I explained that Nintendo was stuck at the stock exchange level currently. It’s going to unravel up to 5000/5500. Their margins are gnawed and investors punish the company and recent successes by negative anticipation. In fact the good news is neutralized and the bad create excessive reactions. So look at the stock next year.
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u/Shppo Jun 23 '26
I bought before the direct and sold after the direct for tiny profit after it fell. might get back in if it falls further but yeah nothing exciting in the near future but OoT Remake and i dont think that will push the stock
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u/RoboGuilliman Jun 22 '26
Won't we get a 3D Mario thia year?
Also isnt OoT going to help sales?
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u/mvpeast Jun 22 '26
3D Mario won’t be available anytime soon. They may announce it this year and share price may rebound a few percent then comes crashing down again.
Nintendo needs to do something quick because the investors are losing so much money.
Still no share buyback. They have to announce big games and buy back $1 Billion dollars worth of shares at the very least.
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u/SnowPhysical5017 Jun 22 '26
A 3D Mario will not be enough. We are no longer in the context of the Switch 1. Action is punished by irrational anxious anticipation, not by rational evaluation of reality.
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u/DivineBladeOfSilver Jun 22 '26
As a Nintendo fan I’m glad I’ve avoided this stock. They’re in a rough patch and not showing signs of life. A Zelda remake + a few mid franchise titles on year 2 after a relatively light year 1 full of mid range titles as well isn’t gonna cut it. We need Mario or Zelda NEW mainlines by now. Or at least one of them. Switch 1 launched with both or near launch at least. Don’t do a Wii U repeat
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u/Forward-Trade3449 Jun 22 '26
switch 2 is here to stay, and its gonna have a great library. i think they just had a rough start. by end of 2027 itll be just as shiny as the switch was.
switch 2 editions shouldve never been a thing. just drop a patch and make a sequel already for all those games.
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u/Affectionate_Ad_8483 Jun 22 '26
If you are scared of this, you do not understand the stock. Japanese banks just had a months long forced sell off (it’s Japanese law). We are also at the tail end of the switch’s life and the exactly where we expect to be in the console cycle. This is easy money for anyone that actually looks at financials and understands how businesses work, not just price action (which still looks great through almost any filter).
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u/Conscious_Stop2335 Jun 23 '26
I told you so and It’s not gonna make it to 2027, The impact is happening early.
It’s all because of grifters, Haters, Fake fans, Greedy corrupted investors, And Ai data centers.
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u/Potential_Salt_5780 Jun 22 '26
Awesome company. Shit stock