The Daily Dose

Less than two weeks ago, Nintendo’s shares jumped nearly 10 percent to a six-year high, following the launch of Pokémon Go. A week later, it became the most traded company by value of shares traded this century on the Tokyo stock market. But it looks like investors may have celebrated too soon. Ahead of the augmented reality game’s Japan launch last weekend, Nintendo issued a warning to shareholders, stating it won’t immediately earn them as much as they’d have dreamed: The Company owns 32 percent of the voting power of The Pokémon Company. The Pokémon Company is the Company’s affiliated…

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