Everything that rises rapidly tends to lower. The Pokemon phenomenon that has flooded all over the world, it has become one of the most profitable for the iOS and Android ecosystems applications only where available. With a staggered arrival, Pokémon GO has got the price of the shares of Nintendo to rise the first week as the foam just reach the market. But with the passing of the days, the value of the shares has continued climbing to overcome the Almighty Sony, something that very few predicted.
I have never come to understand the motivation that have seen people who have dedicated themselves to buy shares of Nintendo after the release of this game, when Nintendo is really behind Pokémon GO but the company that has developed it by paying the relevant licenses to the Japanese company.
Niantic is the company that is behind the entire process of development of the application and which is reaching most of the benefits after the release of this game. The benefits are distributed as follows: 30% for the app store that distributes it, 30% to Niantic, 30% for The Pokémon Company and 10% for Nintendo.
But despite what many people are thinks, Nintendo so only has the 32% of The Pokemon Company not the 100% as claimed others sources. Hence, that once Nintendo has sent a note to investors clarifying this issue, the company’s shares are down 18% in a few hours, although they still stood far above the value of before launching this game along with Niantic and The Pokémon Company. We will have to wait until tomorrow to see if the Japanese firm continues to fall in the bag until the initial value or even if it stays, but all indications are that it will not be as well.
