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Nintendo is in the middle of a strong drop from the top. Are there possibilities for a bounce on this confluence area? Or we need to install Pokemon Go to find the bottom?

NINTENDO #NINTENDO NTDOY We can apreciate how the Game release provide the "FUEL" lets see if it is enought for next years, the stock come in ascending cycle from last 4 years. 293$ area expose next supply area. Technical scenario expose a break Up. and will bright more

Bullish Pennant Trend Continuation Pattern formed, entry signal should open after Pokemongo Japan launch within this month.

With respect to the latest release of Pokemon Go, instead of looking at Nintendo itself, we might have a better opportunity on Google - owning Niantic the company that developed Pokemon Go. https://www.facebook.com/angkaryong/ https://www.youtube.com/user/akyong9 http://www.alphaplay.com.sg/

Nintendo shares could add a further 60% from current levels if the speculative mania continues. Augmented Reality game that allows players to interact with real-world surroundings via their smartphone with a theme built around the Pokémon brand Released 6th June 2016 in Asia, the game has seen more users downloads than dating app Tinder, and it's popularity is ...

What a screaming run off all the Pokemon GO madness. It could keep hurtling up and soar past 2015s high ... or that previous high could provide resistance and we see a tidy correction. Worth keeping an eye on tomorrow.

I suspect that the mobile game will be very successful especially in Asia. It is very successful now in US, Australia and New Zealand. It seems that the game craze will last according to my presumption up to 1 month. There could be some extra positive movements.

I think we have a nice opportunity in Nintendo, specially if we opt for going long the yen denominated stock, since we'd gain exposure to the Yen, which I see as a good idea in any portfolio. The OTC market stock is poised to rally as well, to the order of 95% or so, with 20% downside risk in it based on the monthly setup on chart. If trading the TSE stock, you ...