Stocks jump higher as buyers pour into the market

The growing simExchange video game stock market has resulted in more buyers picking up video games stocks for the first time.

Microsoft's upcoming Halo 3 (Xbox 360), +159.65 DKP (+42.8%), quickly rose to 532.97 DKP (forecasts 5.33 million copies sold worldwide over lifetime), putting it in the league of the previous two editions.

Nintendo Co Ltd's Wii, +1207 DKP (+25.3%) , also had a good day closing at 5,982.20 DKP (forecasts 59.82 million consoles sold worldwide over lifetime) following a strong launch in Japan and evidence that the console can potentially lead this generation.

Nintendo Co Ltd's Super Smash Bros. Brawl, +92.05 DKP (+37.2%), finally had its day after hovering in the same range for most of its life since listing and now rising to 339.76 DKP (forecasts 3.40 million copies sold worldwide over lifetime).

Stocks across the board were mostly higher, with advancers far outnumbering decliners.