Nintendo Co. suffered its biggest two-day drop in 18 months, befuddling analysts and sending investors scrambling to explain the sell off. Google. The Nintendo stock price is soaring 33.62% today after the release of the wildly popular Pokémon Go. Unlike the rest of the market, Nintendo (OTCMKTS:NTDOY) has had trouble garnering upside moment. ET on The Wall Street Journal GameStop Shares Fall as Company Turns to Store Closures ... Nintendo stock traded for over 40 times trailing 12-month earnings, as you can see in this chart. More Upside Likely for Nintendo Stock Nintendo Co., Ltd (ADR) (OTCMKTS:NTDOY) has suddenly lost more than 18% of its value after two weeks of success. While the S&P 500 is up almost 20% from its lows two months ago, Nintendo stock … r/nintendo: A subreddit for talking about Nintendo news and games. u/MarkS220. Unlike the rest of the market, Nintendo (OTCMKTS:NTDOY) has had trouble garnering upside moment. Possible reason: Japanese business daily Nikkei today reports Nintendo's "quality of life" project might be dead. ET on The Wall Street Journal GameStop Shares Fall as Company Turns to Store Closures Nintendo stock is already up more than 21% this year and a staggering 112% over the past 12 months. That doesn't mean that Nintendo's not selling Wii or anything, it's just the stock. If people here there is a recession and prices are going down everyone gets nervous and sells. For my money, I think the most obvious answer is that investors are not always, shall we say, rational actors. While the S&P 500 is up almost 20% from its lows two months ago, Nintendo stock … Is this concerning? Dr. Serkan Toto has tweeted that Nintendo stock is dramatically down 5.27% which is slightly concerning. The Nintendo Switch is the company’s attempt to combine a console with handheld gaming. The stock price only tells you how good Nintendo is at squeezing money out of its customers and redistributing it to stock owners. So, why is the stock down 31% over the last year? Possible reason: Japanese business daily Nikkei today reports Nintendo's "quality of life" project might be dead. The company’s TYO:7974 stock in Tokyo also lost about seven percent today. Nintendo has been red hot for the past few years, but investors have started to "Switch" away from the stock. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts.