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8/10/2025, 2:09:27 PM
>>717726296
>P/E and forward P/E over 50, on an historically extremely conservative stock, on a turboconservative stocks market that is Japan
If anyone is telling you we're not in a bubble, he's either a retard or trying to make you suffer.
I was raging when its P/E was like 12 or 13 in 2017 and 2018, because it obviously was worth more, and would be worth more if it simply was listed on the NYSE instead of the Nikkei. because that's how it rolls, if it's not on the NYSE, dumbfucks simply don't buy or don't know. Thanks to that, I made money on the ticker, but now it's insane.
Nintendo having a forward P/E now over 50 is the very confirmation we're in a bubble. And you just know who's buying, the zoomers that buy their favorite stonks. Which is not a bad thing to do, really, but these retards are buying at any price. We have maybe +10-15% left before we reach 2000 mania (S&P500 going to 7200-7300 would bring us back to 2000-era bubble valuations), with the ensuing consequences.
>P/E and forward P/E over 50, on an historically extremely conservative stock, on a turboconservative stocks market that is Japan
If anyone is telling you we're not in a bubble, he's either a retard or trying to make you suffer.
I was raging when its P/E was like 12 or 13 in 2017 and 2018, because it obviously was worth more, and would be worth more if it simply was listed on the NYSE instead of the Nikkei. because that's how it rolls, if it's not on the NYSE, dumbfucks simply don't buy or don't know. Thanks to that, I made money on the ticker, but now it's insane.
Nintendo having a forward P/E now over 50 is the very confirmation we're in a bubble. And you just know who's buying, the zoomers that buy their favorite stonks. Which is not a bad thing to do, really, but these retards are buying at any price. We have maybe +10-15% left before we reach 2000 mania (S&P500 going to 7200-7300 would bring us back to 2000-era bubble valuations), with the ensuing consequences.
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