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Help with finding ArenaNet stock quote?

Zeppelin5083Zeppelin5083 Member Posts: 410

Hey all, I was having trouble finding a stock quote for ArenaNet. I need one for a class (I was asked to bring in a quote of a company that I would enjoy working for) and I can't seem to find one.

I figured this was one of the best places to ask. Thanks for the help!

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  • CaptainSoapCaptainSoap Member UncommonPosts: 142

    ncsoft owns arena.net.. so they have the stocks, not anet

  • BobalueBobalue Member UncommonPosts: 78

    Originally posted by Zeppelin5083

    Hey all, I was having trouble finding a stock quote for ArenaNet. I need one for a class (I was asked to bring in a quote of a company that I would enjoy working for) and I can't seem to find one.

    I figured this was one of the best places to ask. Thanks for the help!

    It's very possible that ArenaNet isn't a publicly traded company, which means they don't have stock.

  • Zeppelin5083Zeppelin5083 Member Posts: 410

    Ah, ok thanks. Found NCSoft. It will be interesting to see if they shoot up on the GW2 release date...

  • Lord.BachusLord.Bachus Member RarePosts: 9,686

    Originally posted by Zeppelin5083

    Ah, ok thanks. Found NCSoft. It will be interesting to see if they shoot up on the GW2 release date...

    IF they do.... investors live more on a wimp then i ever tought possible

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  • jvxmtgjvxmtg Member Posts: 371

    Originally posted by Zeppelin5083

    Ah, ok thanks. Found NCSoft. It will be interesting to see if they shoot up on the GW2 release date...

    Their stock might go up based on many factors because NCSoft is currently making a lot of changes to their games that would attract a lot of players...starting with L2 going F2P then, if not first, GW2 release with no sub. The more players they can attract, the more value their stock will be perceived.

     

    All I'm saying is, you might need to do some calculations to isolate the GW2 influence on the stock value.


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  • Zeppelin5083Zeppelin5083 Member Posts: 410

    Originally posted by jvxmtg

    Originally posted by Zeppelin5083

    Ah, ok thanks. Found NCSoft. It will be interesting to see if they shoot up on the GW2 release date...

    Their stock might go up based on many factors because NCSoft is currently making a lot of changes to their games that would attract a lot of players...starting with L2 going F2P then, if not first, GW2 release with no sub. The more players they can attract, the more value their stock will be perceived.

     

    All I'm saying is, you might need to do some calculations to isolate the GW2 influence on the stock value.

    Couldn't I just keep an eye on it until the GW2 release and then see how that first day/week affects it?

  • Impulse47Impulse47 Member UncommonPosts: 159

    Theoretically the market will price / has already priced in the potential growth from GW2 prior to its release.

    The only reason you would see a sharp increase or decrease is if initial sales come in way lower or higher than analysts expect.

    Very few releases have affected Blizzard Activison's stock price, for instance.  However, when they reported that WoW lost 800k subs or whatever the number was a few days ago, the stock price tanked.

  • Lord.BachusLord.Bachus Member RarePosts: 9,686

    Originally posted by Soaapy

    ncsoft owns arena.net.. so they have the stocks, not anet

    I don't know if NC-soft owns A-net... All i know is that NC-soft is the publisher of GW2 and A-net the producer... They have a buisenessdeal, but thats about all i know for sure....

     

    I tought Arenanet was still privately owned...

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  • Methos12Methos12 Member UncommonPosts: 1,244

    Originally posted by Lord.Bachus

    Originally posted by Soaapy

    ncsoft owns arena.net.. so they have the stocks, not anet

    I don't know if NC-soft owns A-net... All i know is that NC-soft is the publisher of GW2 and A-net the producer... They have a buisenessdeal, but thats about all i know for sure....

     

    I tought Arenanet was still privately owned...

    Nah, they're a subsidiary of NCsoft.

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  • whilanwhilan Member UncommonPosts: 3,472

    Originally posted by Methos12

    Originally posted by Lord.Bachus


    Originally posted by Soaapy

    ncsoft owns arena.net.. so they have the stocks, not anet

    I don't know if NC-soft owns A-net... All i know is that NC-soft is the publisher of GW2 and A-net the producer... They have a buisenessdeal, but thats about all i know for sure....

     

    I tought Arenanet was still privately owned...

    Nah, they're a subsidiary of NCsoft.

    One of those rare occasions i help here, but i like to keep information crystal clear and as this is more about helping with education, figure facts are important.

    This is from the arenanet website (http://www.arena.net/aboutus/)

    Located in Bellevue, Washington, ArenaNet is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Korea-based NCsoft 

    Now wholly-owned subsidiary means that 100% of the stocks for that company, in this case Arena net, is owned by NCsoft.

    Which means that all stock information would be under NCsofts name, not Arena net.

    Just for clarification purposes only. Hope that helps OP.

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  • Lord.BachusLord.Bachus Member RarePosts: 9,686
    Originally posted by whilan


    Originally posted by Methos12


    Originally posted by Lord.Bachus



    Originally posted by Soaapy


    ncsoft owns arena.net.. so they have the stocks, not anet

    I don't know if NC-soft owns A-net... All i know is that NC-soft is the publisher of GW2 and A-net the producer... They have a buisenessdeal, but thats about all i know for sure....

     

    I tought Arenanet was still privately owned...

    Nah, they're a subsidiary of NCsoft.

    One of those rare occasions i help here, but i like to keep information crystal clear and as this is more about helping with education, figure facts are important.

    This is from the arenanet website (http://www.arena.net/aboutus/)

    Located in Bellevue, Washington, ArenaNet is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Korea-based NCsoft 

    Now wholly-owned subsidiary means that 100% of the stocks for that company, in this case Arena net, is owned by NCsoft.

    Which means that all stock information would be under NCsofts name, not Arena net.

    Just for clarification purposes only. Hope that helps OP.

     

    Thanks Whilan, thats a really clear answer for sure.

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  • jvxmtgjvxmtg Member Posts: 371

    Originally posted by Zeppelin5083

    Originally posted by jvxmtg


    Originally posted by Zeppelin5083

    Ah, ok thanks. Found NCSoft. It will be interesting to see if they shoot up on the GW2 release date...

    Their stock might go up based on many factors because NCSoft is currently making a lot of changes to their games that would attract a lot of players...starting with L2 going F2P then, if not first, GW2 release with no sub. The more players they can attract, the more value their stock will be perceived.

     

    All I'm saying is, you might need to do some calculations to isolate the GW2 influence on the stock value.

    Couldn't I just keep an eye on it until the GW2 release and then see how that first day/week affects it?

    Not that simple. The stock value might start to go up on the announcement of the release date, and possibly go down on release day depending on how many people pre-ordered or a slight increase on the release day since the number started going up prior to release.

     

    It also matter when the release day will be -- it can either be before summer or before winter, anything in between will not show a sudden change.


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  • daxtredaxtre Member Posts: 11

    NC soft are incredibly smart by publicly saying they have different versions with respect to character generation. This weeks demo caters towards Asians which only makes sense since they are targeting Asia this week. Blizzard are doing the same thing after their huge exodus of players, targeting the Chinese with Panda's. Brilliant business strategy. 

  • SereliskSerelisk Member Posts: 836

    Originally posted by daxtre

    NC soft are incredibly smart by publicly saying they have different versions with respect to character generation. This weeks demo caters towards Asians which only makes sense since they are targeting Asia this week. Blizzard are doing the same thing after their huge exodus of players, targeting the Chinese with Panda's. Brilliant business strategy. 

    It was my understanding, from multiple posts on GW2Guru by Arena Net community managers, that there isn't two different versions. They just have an extremely broad and advanced character customization system with those asian-esque faces preset for the demo purposes. Everything shown in that demo will be available to the west as well, minus the high level armor in low level zones.

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