Nintendo cuts annual profit forecast on strong yen
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proxy
If I'm not mistaken both are made in China so how does a surging yen have any impact?
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some14some
Strong yen? as if every product is being exported from Japan, mere excuse for declining sales of elec firms.
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thepro
Only 16 percent? Can't compete with Sony's awesome 70 percent drop
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JohnBecker
@proxy: When Wal-Mart buys a boatload of Wiis, China has nothing to do with it. Wal-Mart pays Nintendo in dollars, which must convert to Nintendo's price in yen. A surging yen means a Wii costs more in dollars. This is pretty simple stuff...
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