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Can someone explain why the Nintendo ADR (NTDOY) is out of sync with the Japanese 7974 stock on both a 1-year and 5-year timeframe?
confused on NTDOY dividend yield, was it really 10% last year?
Which conditional order type should I pick?
Analysts upgrade Nintendo & lift operating profit forecast after meeting with management and CEO multiple times
Nintendo dips as Citi hits sidelines, awaiting console future news (OTCMKTS:NTDOY)
GME OTCMKTS: NTDOY GameStop to be bought out by the Pokémon company and Nintendo or msft in expansion merchandise and themed restaurants from coffee to tshirts
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Apple’s support for Nintendo (NTDOY) switch controller compatibly in the new iOS 16 is so massive.
$NTDOY DD - Nintendo Is An Actual Money Printer & The Future Disney of Japan
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Wanting to run NTDOY into the fucking ground
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New Pokemon game coming next week, buy NTDOY?
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NTDOY is down 25% from ATH on nonsense. I’m continuing to grow my position.
Games/gaming seems to be a losing choice for investing? I was up over 100% on Nintendo last year but didn't take any profit and now my NTDOY position sits barely green at like 30% Anyway the only Ubisoft game I've ever played is their rabbit version of mario party kek
NTDOY is down 20% from highs set about 3 months ago. I’ve increased my position by 30% or so and will continue to add.
NTDOY NVDA ETN GOOG GMEWS. all winners. Let’s go 2026
I bought Nintendo (NTDOY) stock around Thanksgiving thinking it will rally into Christmas holidays as parents will buy a lot of consoles as Christmas presents for their kids. It has sold off like 22% since then lol. Well, I guess we'll see how the holiday sales for them went in the next earnings. May be now is a good time to average down?
I bought the NTDOY dip at the bottom today and picked up PSKY at 13.04 last week. ORCL probably going to 200
NTDOY Nintendo is such an easy buy here on the dip. You'll wish you had when they drop Super Mario Galaxy the Movie, or a new Smash game for the Switch 2...
$NTDOY has honestly been one of my best performing stocks. I bought it several years ago.
Nintendo valuation was at 60-ish billion when I bought them last year around $15. NTDOY got to $25, now it's back under $18. Their valuation is too low. They have the best IP in gaming, great profit margins with their games, and several of their own multi million selling franchises. They have a shitload of cash and are getting into movies. Licensing is in top form. What matters most is that I know without a doubt that they have the best creative teams in the business, and have maintained an extremely high level of quality since the 80s. They may plod along, but they're a godam elephant.
$NTDOY was the first stock I ever bought back in 2015. Tae Kim [https://x.com/firstadopter](https://x.com/firstadopter) has placed Nintendo on his stock picks of 2026, (Dell, MSFT and Nintendo -top 3). Tae is great on semi-conductor stuff if you're interested. He picked up Nvidia and Vertiv in 2025 as his top performer. Here's Tae's articles on Nintendo: [https://www.barrons.com/articles/best-tech-stocks-to-buy-now-2026-dac5ca73](https://www.barrons.com/articles/best-tech-stocks-to-buy-now-2026-dac5ca73) >Fortunately technology is about more than just enterprise product cycles. There’s fun to be had in there, and Nintendo has that category nailed down. >The videogame maker had a banner year in 2025. Its new Switch 2 console, which launched in June, has been a massive blockbuster, becoming the fastest-selling Nintendo console ever at launch. In November, the Japan-based videogame publisher raised its sales forecast for the console to 19 million units from 15 million units for the fiscal year ending in March. For context, the first Switch sold 15.05 million units in its first full fiscal year. >I predict Switch 2’s second year will be even better as more games are released from its core franchises. Among the youngest generation, Nintendo has also become the next Walt Disney. It has dominated the box office and found success at several theme parks. Look for more buzz to build when the Super Mario Galaxy Movie is released in April. >Though Benton plays down valuation, Microsoft, Dell, and Nintendo come with the benefit of not being particularly expensive. Microsoft and Nintendo both trade at 28 times Wall Street’s per-share earnings estimates for the next 12 months, while Dell trades at just 12 times. >All three stocks could benefit from a virtuous product cycle. Better-than-expected sales will drive earnings higher, which, in turn, could push the multiples to grow. It’s an ideal combination for gains. Happy stock-picking everyone. [https://www.barrons.com/articles/nintendo-switch-2-console-sales-stock-d258b3f8?gaa\_at=eafs&gaa\_n=AWEtsqcCCDRlrh8Y\_FY93fVA4Dp4TbW4qeATPezLhUOLGmFy9HDqgevh7JSwE0Kgd6Q%3D&gaa\_ts=69436bcc&gaa\_sig=yqd4BdHJ2uwCrbgl-r\_ZFfQPtu8oUmIjSs9rXkF9XE64SQvaeqV1yBPNlKaxvOX18Zl\_Hi8uzKsYRB3Ugwt5Fg%3D%3D](https://www.barrons.com/articles/nintendo-switch-2-console-sales-stock-d258b3f8?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqcCCDRlrh8Y_FY93fVA4Dp4TbW4qeATPezLhUOLGmFy9HDqgevh7JSwE0Kgd6Q%3D&gaa_ts=69436bcc&gaa_sig=yqd4BdHJ2uwCrbgl-r_ZFfQPtu8oUmIjSs9rXkF9XE64SQvaeqV1yBPNlKaxvOX18Zl_Hi8uzKsYRB3Ugwt5Fg%3D%3D)
Buy NTDOY and thank me later
Value Plays: CMCSA | SONY | NVO | IRDM | SAN | MFG | ITUB | NU | OTC: NTDOY Nfa I just love these freakin stocks man. All about those net revenues right here. Also puts on SPYM as leverage.
This will really teach the GOP. Nice job Dems. Dumber than when I take my kid’s NTDOY but guve it back after his fit throwing becomes too stressful for me.
NTDOY Earnings Report I like the stock. 📈📈📈📈📈
If you’re looking for something outside of the obvious that a 3 year old could naw, then: NTDOY
I hate NTDOY. Low volume and can't trade it in before/after hours. That being said I made $600 off of it earlier in the year to buy a Switch 2 with the profit.
Nintendo (NTDOY) announced the Super Mario Bros. sequel will hit theaters in April 2026 with Chris Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Jack Black reprising there roles. NTDOY saw a 50%+ increase in revenue and profits in the quarter of the original movie.
I closed my NTDOY position a few weeks ago. Genuinely curious though, what's your bull case from here on out?
Yeah, sure (sorry, this is a bit of a rambling rant, but gives you a little look inside my controlled chaos). The common theme is really simple, find wonderful companies and just keep buying them at decent value points and holding more and more over long periods of time. Before I started investing I tore through a bunch of books. I started following companies and engaging daily. Researching companies, jumping on earnings calls, looking over financials. I learned the foundational aspects of the art of valuation. The book that struck me the most was One up on Wall Street. We run into incredible companies all over in everyday life, keep your eyes open and you'll see them. That gives you a great spot to start your research. When you find good ones buy, get to know them better and if you're right buy more. Then buy some more and keep buying. And if you're wrong cut bait and move on quickly. IMO, reading and learning is lost on too many coming into investing today. If you don't want to learn and don't enjoy learning about the details of how a business functions you shouldn't be investing in equities. If you enjoy that as a hobby and want to use your time to do those activities, equity investing may be for you. This led me to buy Apple in 2008, Activision in 2009. Netflix and Google in 2011. Costco in 2012. Casey's General Store in 2012. Tesla in 2013 (although I'll still argue this was a stupid move by me as the financials were scary). NVDA in 2017. MELI in 2020. It also led me to others at great value points too like OKE and ABBV and NTDOY and 6016.T and KNSL. All solid, well run companies with a level of pricing power and some special sauce. And I don't really sell, if it's working I look for spots to add more. Also, I slowly built a cash allocation plan. I never invest just b/c I have money. I stack money until I high conviction idea. And I don't just buy once, I generally aim to build a position out over time, getting to know a company better and better and building knowledge and conviction...or not and then I cut bait. That may lead to long periods where I'm sitting on cash equivalents (like SGOV and some select Munis and high quality Bonds right now). But then when I see value I generally go crazy. Example, in 2018/19 I was building a few positions (like NVDA) but largely building cash as I didn't have any great ideas. I was still buying small tranches of my favorite companies, but in small increments (I'll be a net buyer of equities until I die). Then when 2020 hit valuations were massively attractive so I went crazy. I made about 100 buys between Feb and August. Did the same in April of this year...over a 2 week period I deployed a massive pile of cash. When the market provides attractive valuations, I always have cash ready to go. I'll never deploy 100% of my cash and new money always goes immediately to cash holdings. Options -- My thoughts are simple...if valuations are stretched and you're ok moving on from some shares, sell covered calls. If valuations are low and you would like to take on some shares at specific price points, sell puts. Around 2013 I picked up Options as a Strategic Investment (the options bible IMO). I don't necessarily aim to TRADE, but to use options as part of my long term buy and hold strategy. That leads to me SELLING a ton of options, but buying very very few. In April of this year I sold a ton of puts at prices I wanted to add shares. I'm generally very conservative here so the only equity I took on was HIMS in the 25-30 range (below my fair value range by a fair %). The others just added cash to the cash pile. Google is a good example. I was selling puts in the 120-135 range, but I was also buying a little in the 150-170 range. Recently I've been selling a lot of HIMS (overvalued from my 33-37 fair value range), NVDA (I never rebalance to rebalance but this position is extreme and above my 130-142 fair value range) and AAPL (above my 180ish fair value range) covered calls. I've also been selling CRM puts in a conservative 205-220 range (just above my 197 bear case and below my 225-250 fair value range). I don't recommend options for most, but if you really have a good feel for valuations you can use them strategically to get in and out of positions and drive additional cash to invest.
My only play is buying a whole bunch of NTDOY at the end of every console cycle and then selling halfway through the next one. I probably don’t belong anywhere
Been on LNC since low $20s, NTDOY after I got out of NVDA this Jan. I had been eyeing NTDOY since $12 but need to wait till Jan because of tax. The worst I have is AMD since $40. Missed the last peak 2 years ago, but well, you can’t always win. They take up about 80% of my positions, the rest are index funds, and espp.
but nvda still isn't a video game stock. it makes graphics cards, but so do other companies. a video game company would have been EA, TTWO, NTDOY etc...
NTDOY. I’ve been handsomely rewarded in the past year or so
I don't get it, you sell it when you think it's near the top and have less rosy prospects. Funny enough - NTDOY was the first stock I ever bought, doubled my money. I bought either Netflix or Nvidia after that. I'm still holding Nvidia.
I should have bought NTDOY (Nintendo) on August 1st. I certainly won't buy it now.
From my experience, buying it back as soon as you can is your only savior. I missed about 75% profit when I had some shares of nVidia before split. My cost was $150 (pre split), I sold some $300 calls for $30, thinking I could double my money and some in 1.5 year. Lost lots of share when it went over $650. Cut my shares to cover the lost. I am not happy with that option transaction, but I am glad I got to sold the rest of my shares at $141 in January. before anyone think I missed out, I plowed that money into NTDOY at $16.
Ape need more senior autist ape to give quick and dirty walkthrough of option orders, ideally on Fid site. I'm retard and need visuals and my hand held my first time. Won't pay - but will tip in $NTDOY. Plz halp.
Don't think there are any options for NTDOY in general. TD Ameritrade says NTDOY has no options.
Been patient on RACE to see if I can add a bit more at a steeper discount. ASML always looks interesting but I did my adds there during Mangomania. NTDOY (ticker for Nintendo 7974 ADR) is one I will be adding to if there are any sell offs after earnings. I'm also looking to see if there's any dips in MCO or SPGI now that the Trump Admin seems like it'll force the FED to drop interest rates. On the watchlist, MELI and AMD are two that I've had my eye on over the past couple of months but I haven't touched them yet.
NTDOY was under $15 forever. Congrats on buying the top 🫡also my NTDOY won’t DRIP, I have to do it manually. Check on yours if that’s important.
> NTDOY https://www.nintendo.co.jp/corporate/release/en/2025/250611.html Probably this.
I will personally hunt down every single person that leaves a bad review of the switch 2. Not because I like Nintendo, but because everytime they critique the console my NTDOY shares go down. YOU WILL NOT STEAL MY MONEY YOU SAVAGES
I personally used NTDOY to invest, but you can always open up an account with a company like Interactive Brokers to buy directly into 7974 (the TSE ticker).
NTDOF or NTDOY? Never bought a foreign stock, but Switch 2 looks to be a monster hit. Movies did well too.
How are people feeling about NTDOY before the launch of switch 2 tomorrow?
Yes. I had a significant cash position in SGOV coming into the year. Deployed about 30% of that cash into MELI, HIMS, RYCEY, NTDOY and several of my current holdings during the April correction. From mid March through mid April I made over 100 purchases. YTD my biggest winner is HIMS. NFLX and MELI have done well too. Others, like COST, are up a little. Overall, up 11.X% on the year, across all portfolios. I stay winning.
I believe in IP supremacy. What this means is investing in gaming companies that focus on deliver quality gaming experiences. You're looking in the right place with TTWO and CDR, but you should do qualitative research into their production and track record before looking forward. I invested in NTDOY because of their track record on a dip post announcement.
Why the hell isn't NTDOY (Nintendo) pumping? Most Switch 2s are made in China. Some are made elsewhere.
Sell GOOG and NTDOY at open and buy the dip? Or hold?
I bought 1000 shares of NTDOY at $20.11 to get a free Switch 2. This could be realized tomorrow.
I now have 1000 shares of NTDOY. From now on, whenever I want something like a Nintendo Switch 2, I will buy the stock and make the money needed to buy it. Free Switch 2.
Bought 500 shares of NTDOY at $20.23 and set a limit sell for $21.23 so I get a free Switch 2.
Portfolio was up a pleasant 3.79% in April, led in big part by my dumpster diving throughout the month with NU returning 25%, RKLB at 22%, OMAB at 13%, and SAP at 10%. Also, NTDOY, my beloved, up 22% in April.
I doubled down on NTDOY because I had some excess cash.... those shares are up 30% since
NTDOY was free money when everyone knew they were announcing the Switch 2
Anyone hold NTDOY? Its moves at a turtles pace but its noice
NTDOY up 61%, (I’m a stock market genius…), LUNR down 44%, (….that shoves crayons up my nose.)
My sweet summer child NTDOY has finally broken $20 🥲 Told myself I would sell at $20 but seems premature
"Nobody going to buy the fucking Switch 2, bro" NTDOY at all-time high again
NTDOY is the best stock in my portfolio. i say portfolio, but in reality I went all-in after going to the Mario movie with my son in 2023. I'm up almost 80k and feeling great
If you own NTDOY the price also fluctuates with the Yen to dollar, so if the $ gains on Yen then the stock price will also go up. Just something to keep in mind.
I am once again back after a few weeks to announce a new all time high for NTDOY. Preorders are sold out worldwide. First year sales estimates are now 25-30 million if production can meet demand (this would be 20% of Switch lifetime sales in year 1).
Long term calls on (2027) NTDOY (nintendo) after seeing pre orders sell out in minutes. That and a zelda movie. What can go wrong
Going to sell my shares of NTDOY so I can afford a switch 2
My 7-year old (after finding out NTDOY is delaying Switch 2 release): “I hate 🥭 more than anything. Well, actually I hate viruses the most, then 🥭 .”
Three positions among \~50 that are green: NTDOY, OMAB, and, of course, COST.
FRFH - Fairfax financial. My top pick unless management (Prim) retires which is a ways away Joe - St Joe’s company C - Citi if you have the appetite for it. Or BAC or WFC NTDOY - Nintendo GOOGL unless you believe search functionalities and privacy laws will severely prohibit growth Some kind of exposure to healthcare Oil is a tough one for me, since oil execs prefer to make money for themselves and their employees over shareholder often (nothing wrong with that) American Express Small allocation to Europe/Asia General market etfs as your primary base Allocate excess cash you want to hold for opportunity buys or when you feel you have enough knowledge of a company/the market to treasuries even though that sounds boring That’s a solid horizon. You can only control so much. The market may go down, it may go up. Investing carries risk but offers the easiest entry point to compounding capital
NTDOY falling off a cliff right now. Am salivating.
Why does "buy NTDOY before a Direct then sell after it" always seem like such an obvious play but I never do it
I made $500 overnight in NTDOY stock. Funding secured for my switch 2
I haven't had a chance to watch the Nintendo Direct stream about the Switch 2 yet but NTDOY is up 3%. Anyone watch it and have some thoughts?
Nintendo revealing Switch2 in a conference tomorrow. Preorders might start also NTDOY
NTDOY was up 16% for my in Q1 and is now my 3rd largest holding, just behind SHOP (#2) and very far behind MELI as my top holding.
Will NTDOY go up after the actual Switch 2 announcement next week, or is it priced in?
Why are people so obsessed with options? Like buy shares into a company you feel confident about and sit and wait. I honestly don’t think it’s hard like at all, no? I’ve lost money for sure on companies I was confident about and lost but in general… no? Like there are just certain stocks that obviously will eventually go up. For example: * NTDOY. Had a stock split last year before any Switch 2 news, it’s very obvious they were planning for it though and rerunning the same strategy with Switch 1 > This stock is a given to go up on any news, and the Switch 2 is bound to succeed. Yes it’s slow, it’s not crazy volatile like other stocks, it’ll slowly climb from $10 to $65 over the next few years—but it is guaranteed gains. You are 18 find positions like this.
Mentioned earlier I'm opening new, partial positions in GOOGL, MSFT, and YETI when the market opens and also adding to my NTDOY position. Watching DDOG, CRWD, SOFI, OMAB, and a bunch of others to see if they fall to price points I like.
Opening partial positions in GOOGL, MSFT, and YETI when the market opens. Also adding to my NTDOY position.
I love NTDOY but its been doing OKish. I'm actually in the green on it currently but I've been holding for a while
Nintendo shares in Japan dropped 9% on tariff fears, according to Bloomberg. Can I get that drop in NTDOY, please? Would love to add more shares on a 9% drop.
Yeah my uncle who works at Nintendo also said that GTA6 will launch day 1 on the Switch 2. You all better get your calls in on TTWO and NTDOY.
Just increased my positions in AAON (14% more shares added), CROX (4%), NTDOY (6%), PGNY (19%), OLO (30%), and TOST (8%). Retirement brokerage cash is still 19% after a recent 401k rollover.
Ditto. Would love to add if it falls for no reason but happy with my current position size. Just curious, do you how the 7974 shares in Japan or NTDOY?
In proper fashion, NTDOY down 26% PM right after your post 
NTDOY owns 33% of the trademark by itself, game freak has another 33, the last chunk by creatures
ADRs aren't necessarily 1:1 with the primary listing. I don't know what was going on before 2003 but it looks like RYCEY was 33:1 or 34:1 from then until late 2020, when it got changed to 100:1. Tell Tradingview to show you LSE:RR./(OTC:RYCEY*FX_IDC:USDGBP). It's the ratio of the tickers, adjusting for the exchange rate that's baked into the price of RYCEY. Flat lines at 34 and 100. Doing the same thing for ASML and Nintendo, EURONEXT:ASML/(NASDAQ:ASML\*FX_IDC:USDEUR) and TSE:7974/(OTC:NTDOY\*FX_IDC:USDJPY) The differences probably depend on whether it was an actual split, just an ADR ratio adjustment, or both, plus how the data sources handle adjusting their numbers.
NTDOY is great to buy between console releases
NFLX TSMC V COST NVDA NTDOY BRK.B to name a few
Should I do it? I’m gonna do it. Yet another ATH for NTDOY! 🙏🏽
Insert Bernie meme … NTDOY with yet another all time high today. 🙏🏽
Looking at either BP - new large stake taken by activist investor Or NTDOY - they might be ready for massive sales of switch 2 starting May
It has a PE of 36 because the Switch is in its 8th year on the market and sales have been declining exponentially for quarters. Their forward PE is under 10 I think. I see no reason why NTDOY should not have a market cap as big or bigger than Disney to be frank. We’ll have a much better idea in the next year or so once the Switch 2 has been on the market a while, the new parks have opened, and the next Mario movie and the Zelda movie have been released.