Video Game Maker stocks are actually Positive Today
Finally the proper reaction to October video games sales of $1.31 billion in U.S. retail stores on hardware, software and accessories. The major game makers are up for today.
Over the weekend, I talked up Electronic Arts, and said Electronic Arts shares ready for a comeback, how true that is today:
| Name | Exchange | Symbol | Last Trade | Change | Mkt Cap |
| THQ Inc. | NASDAQ | THQI | $3.44 | 230.68M | |
| Electronic Arts Inc. | NASDAQ | ERTS | $18.43 | 5.90B | |
| Activision Blizzard, Inc. | NASDAQ | ATVI | $9.93 | 13.09B | |
| Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. | NASDAQ | TTWO | $10.12 | 785.34M |
Sales of video games rose in October, according to NPD Group.
The industry is still poised to do $22 billion in sales in 2008, NPD estimates.
These stocks deserve a look and they are bouncing back because they have been oversold.
Investors looking to get back in the game with less subprime exposure? Electronic Arts (ERTS) and others are worth your attention, game on.
Take another look at Electronic Arts shares ready for a comeback and read It’s Game on at Take Two Interactive (TTWO) at theStockMasters.com by Eric Cheshier.
Discliamer: Long positions in both ERTS and TTWO.
- Login to post comments
Email this page
Thanks for visiting WallStNation.com, to assist your investing research try using our Search (click to access) or review the list of Tickers (click to access) that link directly to articles related to the given stock/security.
Daily Market Summary
Please Review the WallStNation.com Disclaimer and remember that information provided by our site is at the investor's sole financial risk. Please Review for more Details



