NTDOY - Nintendo Co., Ltd.
| Previous Close | 38.51 |
| Open | 35.15 |
| Bid | 0.00 x 0 |
| Ask | 0.00 x 0 |
| Day's Range | 34.96 - 36.30 |
| 52 Week Range | 34.96 - 58.45 |
| Volume | 611,571 |
| Avg. Volume | 305,815 |
| Market Cap | 34.728B |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 1.85 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 24.95 |
| EPS (TTM) | 1.44 |
| Earnings Date | N/A |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 0.66 (1.66%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2018-03-28 |
| 1y Target Est | 73.66 |
- InvestorPlace•yesterday
Pokemon Let’s Go Launch: 12 Things for Players to Know
Here are a few things for players to know about the new Pokemon Let’s Go games. Instead, the two games act as spinoffs that are connected to the Pokemon Go mobile game. Rather than battle, players will instead catch Pokemon in these games by throwing Pokeballs at them.
- InvestorPlace•yesterday
Should You Buy Nvidia Stock During Its ‘Crypto Hangover’?
On Thursday in the lead up to the company’s third-quarter earnings report, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) investors were feeling pretty good. After a dismal forecast for Q4 that’s being blamed largely on a lasting “crypto hangover,” Nvidia stock was down as much as 19% in early morning trading, dipping under $165 at one point. Nvidia reported its Q3 earnings on Thursday evening.
- Reuters•yesterday
Nikkei falls as Nvidia's poor results dent chip sector; Nintendo dives
Japan's Nikkei fell on Friday as a drop in semiconductor-related stocks weighed after U.S. chip designer Nvidia Corp disappointed the market with worse-than-expected earnings, while Nintendo also fell ...
- Financial Times•yesterday
[$$] Nintendo drops 10% after Daiwa cuts price target
Nintendo’s shares fell more than 10 per cent on Friday, the largest drop since 2016, after Daiwa Securities cut its target price for the stock. Analyst Takao Suzuki said Daiwa had retained its “buy” rating for Nintendo following an interview with company officials but cut its price target from ¥55,200 ($459) to ¥54,200 and lowered its forecast for operating profit by ¥9bn for the twelve months through March 2020, to ¥369bn. Daiwa did, however, raise its forecast for the current financial year by ¥2bn to ¥265bn.
- Bloomberg•2 days ago
Nintendo Bets New Hex-Nut Pokémon Will Boost Switch Sales
Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee went on sale Friday globally, the first titles from the popular series for Nintendo’s newest console. Nintendo is aiming to boost Switch sales during an otherwise lackluster year for software releases. By comparison, the Pokémon series have sold 101 million titles on Nintendo devices since 2004, second only to the Super Mario franchise with 121 million, according to Nintendo’s data.
- Bloomberg•2 days ago
Nintendo Bets New Hex-Nut Pokémon Will Boost Switch Sales
Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee went on sale Friday globally, the first titles from the popular series for Nintendo’s newest console. Nintendo is aiming to boost Switch sales during an otherwise lackluster year for software releases. By comparison, the Pokémon series have sold 101 million titles on Nintendo devices since 2004, second only to the Super Mario franchise with 121 million, according to Nintendo’s data.
- Yahoo Finance•4 days ago
'Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu' and 'Let's Go, Eevee' review: A little old, a little new
'Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu' and 'Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee' mix the gameplay style of both 'Pokémon Go, and the series classic games to create a new addictive experience.
TechCrunch•9 days agoYouTube arrives on the Nintendo Switch
Nintendo has sold over 22 millionSwitch consoles since launch, with plans to sell another 20 million this financial year. Thus far, only Hulu has managed to get aboard the Switch train. Switch owners can download the YouTube app here.
TechCrunch•16 days agoSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate gets new characters and a social video platform
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate isn’t out until December 7, but Nintendo’s been doing an admirable job milking the fighting game for announcements since it was unveiled back at E3. The company held another Nintendo Direct this morning, to offer up a few more morsels without about a month out from launch. Details are still pretty thin, with the promise of more to be “revealed in the future,” but Nintendo says it will allow players a place to “post and watch videos, as well as other fun features.” Essentially, it’s a way to dip a toe into the smartphone market without going all-in by way of a Smash Bros. mobile game.
- Engadget•16 days ago
Get your first look at the 'Super Smash Bros. Ultimate' Adventure Mode
Super Smash Bros. Ultimateis getting a single-player mode, and the latest Nintendo Direct offered a first glimpse on what to expect when the game launches on December 7th. It shows dozens of well-known Nintendo characters lining up on a cliff edge, ready to battle Master Hands that descend from the sky. Nintendo is keeping most of the mode's details under wraps until SSBU launches on Nintendo Switch, though it seems to tie into the Spirits mode.
- Reuters•18 days ago
Nikkei bounces as chip sector tracks U.S. gains
Japan's Nikkei bounced to a one-week high on Thursday as chip-related stocks surged in line with their U.S. counterparts, while attention remained on first-half earnings results from the likes of Sony and Nintendo. Chip equipment makers jumped, after the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor index surged 4.2 percent overnight and helped U.S. chip shares outperform. Tokyo Electron rallied 2.7 percent and Advantest Corp, which raised its full-year operating profit forecast by 45 percent to 53 billion yen, jumped 20 percent.
Bloomberg•18 days agoNintendo's Switch Struggles to Keep Up With Sony's Older PS4
Quarterly figures from the two video-gaming rivals showed that Sony is benefiting from its best-ever console cycle, while Nintendo is struggling to expand sales of its play-at-home-or-on-the-go machine. Sony boosted its operating profit forecast yet again, results on Tuesday showed, while Nintendo missed estimates and kept its outlook intact. Sony shares jumped the most in a year on Wednesday, while Nintendo fell.
Bloomberg•18 days agoNintendo's Switch Struggles to Keep Up With Sony's Older PS4
Quarterly figures from the two video-gaming rivals showed that Sony is benefiting from its best-ever console cycle, while Nintendo is struggling to expand sales of its play-at-home-or-on-the-go machine. Sony boosted its operating profit forecast yet again, results on Tuesday showed, while Nintendo missed estimates and kept its outlook intact. Sony shares jumped the most in a year on Wednesday, while Nintendo fell.
- The Wall Street Journal•18 days ago
[$$] Nintendo CEO Optimistic That Switch Consoles Will Hit Sales Goal
OSAKA, Japan—Nintendo Co.’s chief executive said the company was on track to sell 20 million Switch consoles this fiscal year as planned, despite falling expectations from analysts, who cited a dearth of new hit games. “The Switch’s momentum has been in line with our expectations,” Chief Executive Shuntaro Furukawa said at a news conference. Analysts generally believe Nintendo will fall short.
- Zacks•18 days ago
Sony (SNE) vs. Nintendo (NTDOY): Who Had the Better Earnings Report?
Video game and electronics companies Nintendo (NTDOY) and Sony (SNE) recently reported their quarterly earnings. Sony posted better than expected earnings, whereas Nintendo missed expectations.
Market Realist•18 days agoHow Nintendo Transformed Gaming
The Atari home console was instrumental in bringing the video game technology from the Research Lab and from the ether into people’s homes, where you had people playing video games sitting around the TV, the family getting together, your neighbors getting together. Then, in 1985, the Nintendo Entertainment System, NES, came out.
- InvestorPlace•18 days ago
Nintendo Delivers Record Quarter, But Misses Estimates
Nintendo (OTCMKTS:NTDOY) reported its second-quarter results yesterday, and delivered another record quarter along with yet another Switch milestone. Slowing Switch momentum continues to make investors nervous and Nintendo stock is down 1.89%. Software sales were up significantly compared to a year ago, with 24.2 million units sold, compared to the 13.9 million units Nintendo sold last year.
- TechCrunch•18 days ago
Nintendo turns to old favorites Mario and Pokémon to hit lofty Switch target
Nintendo is betting that two of its most-beloved franchises -- Mario and Pokémon -- can help it hit its lofty goal of selling 20 million Switch consoles this financial year. The company made the bold prediction at the start of its financial year and now, six months later, the Switch sales count stands at 5.07 million units going into the festive period, as according to the company's latest financials. Nintendo will be hoping for a big boost towards its goal around Christmas but, as The Verge notes, it sold 'just' 7.23 million units during Christmas 2017.
Associated Press•18 days agoNintendo quarterly profit up on Switch console, game sales
TOKYO (AP) — Nintendo Co., the Japanese video-game maker behind the Super Mario and Pokemon franchises, reported a 12 percent gain Tuesday in its profit in July-September on the back of healthy Switch console sales.
- Reuters•18 days ago
Nintendo second-quarter profit hits eight-year high, powered by Switch sales
Japan's Nintendo Co Ltd on Tuesday said sales of Switch consoles and games pushed operating profit up 30 percent in the July-September period to reach its highest quarterly result in eight years. Nintendo also said it sold 5.07 million of its Switch consoles over April-September, and maintained its sales forecast for the year ending March at 20 million consoles. President Shuntaro Furukawa, who assumed the role in June, said the sales target was a challenge but expressed confidence it would be reached.
- Reuters•18 days ago
Nintendo second-quarter profit hits eight-year high, powered by Switch sales
Japan's Nintendo Co Ltd (7974.T) on Tuesday said sales of Switch consoles and games pushed operating profit up 30 percent in the July-September period to reach its highest quarterly result in eight years. Nintendo also said it sold 5.07 million of its Switch consoles over April-September, and maintained its sales forecast for the year ending March at 20 million consoles. President Shuntaro Furukawa, who assumed the role in June, said the sales target was a challenge but expressed confidence it would be reached.
- Engadget•18 days ago
Nintendo Switch passes the GameCube in lifetime sales
The Nintendo Switch has overtaken another console in lifetime sales: the GameCube. The company sold 3.19 million units in the last quarter, brining the Switch's total install base to 22.86 million. The beloved GameCube, by comparison, managed 21.74 million in its six-year run.
- Yahoo Finance Video•2 days ago
Nintendo’s Reggie Fils-Aime: The holiday season is ‘critically important to our company’
Nintendo is looking to step up its game against some hot competition from Sony and Microsoft. Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous and Dan Howley discuss.
- CNBC Videos•18 days ago
Nintendo will beat Sony in the mobile gaming market: Anal...
"Steady earnings delivery" will drive Nintendo's stock price higher, says Atul Goyal of Jefferies. The consumer electronics company's quarterly profit grew 30 percent compared to the year-ago period — despite not having any "major launches" this quarte...
