Just to point out, whether you think the Wii is a fad or not is not that important. What is important is if the market is thinking the Wii is a fad or not.
From the analyst reports I have seen, a lot of them are only forecasting (or at least they were) 20-25 million Wiis globally. These are very low assumptions; however, I think analysts have since realized their is actual demand for the Wii. The problem we need to figure out is how many Wiis is a $38.50 stock price predicting. I am pretty sure the greater market is not sharing the 75.37 million units prediction we are currently trading.
Additionally, it appears the Nintendo page isn't updating the stock price each day.
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From the analyst reports I have seen, a lot of them are only forecasting (or at least they were) 20-25 million Wiis globally. These are very low assumptions; however, I think analysts have since realized their is actual demand for the Wii. The problem we need to figure out is how many Wiis is a $38.50 stock price predicting. I am pretty sure the greater market is not sharing the 75.37 million units prediction we are currently trading.
Additionally, it appears the Nintendo page isn't updating the stock price each day.