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GME
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Games will hold up for wealth buyers, and investors, while the rest of retail is sluggish or tanks. GME is continuing niche and global leader with recent French acquisition. Moderate buy over hold.
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Bullish on GME ...
GME
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GameStop Corp. operates as a retailer of video game products and personal computer (PC) entertainment software. Its stores offer new and used video game hardware, software, and accessories, including controllers, memory cards, and other add-ons; PC entertainment and other software, and PC entertainment accessories, such as joysticks; and strategy guides and magazines, as well as trading cards. The company sells its products through its GameStop and EB Games trade names; Websites, including gamestop.com and ebgames.com; and �Game Informer' magazine. As of February 2, 2008, GameStop Corp. o...
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Bullish on GME ...
GME
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+13.61%
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(closed on 08/20/08)
Great company, surpassing earning consistantly. High margins on their used games sales, virtually no competition (those who consider BBY a competitor are foolish to do so). Only worry is lower guidance in upcoming Q as they are a relatively conservative company. That being said the stock has been cyclical and coming out of summer in to the christmas season has always done wonders for its shares.
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Don't stop the GameStop
GME
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-51.79%
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537 days
Two words, Wii Fit. I know this is a far cry from fundamental analysis so I'll get to that next...but first Wii Fit. This game is a game changer. While GTA is a popular game amongst video game enthusiast, I think Wii Fit will be popular with video game enthusiasts and many many more. This game represents the first time a game manufacturer has truly bridged the gap between a game and fitness. With so much of America facing serious weight issues...and the economy in trouble causing those gym fees to really sting, I think GameStop could really stand to profit. So now for the fundamenta...
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stellar results plus bullish with its outlook for 2008 and 2009.
GME
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-47.58%
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by Zacks As we expected, GameStop reported stellar results for the fourth quarter with sales growth of 24% and EPS growth of 38% over the year-ago quarter. What s more, GameStop was equally bullish with its outlook for 2008 and 2009. The company expects to earn $2.25-$2.34 per in 2008 and EPS growth of 25% in 2009. Video game sales continue to be an island of strength amid a weak retail environment, and we expect industry growth trends to remain robust for the next few years. GameStop will benefit a great deal from these strong industry trends. We are once again increasing our estimat...
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From the Blogosphere
GameStop: Janney Downgrades; September Video Game Sales Disappoint; Shrs Fall
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GameStop (GME) shares are losing ground this morning on continued weakness in the video game software sector. After the close yesterday, market research firm NPD Group reported that September U.S. video game sector revenue inched up 1% in September on a year-over-year basis, snapping a string of six months with year-over-year declines, including a 5% rise in software sales, offset by a 6% drop in hardware revenue. <>That was better than recent months, but not as good as expected. Piper Jaffray analyst Anthony Gikas notes that the avera>...
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Notable Analyst Rating Changes 10/8: RAX, CLX, EBAY, GME, MWW, AUY Upgrade; TTM, LLL, PLCM Downgrade
UPGRADES:
Goldman Sachs upgrades Rackspace (NYSE: RAX) from Neutral to Buy and raised its price target from $16 to $23. Click here for more color.
Deutsche Bank upgrades Clorox (NYSE: CLX) to Buy. Click here for more color.
Kaufman Bros. upgrades eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) from Hold to Buy, raises PT to $29 (from $22). Click here for more color.
Wedbush Morgan upgrades GameStop (NYSE: GME) from Neutral to Outperform. Price target increased from $29 to $34. Click here for more color.
J.P. Morgan upgrades Monster Worldwide (NYSE: MWW) from Neutral to Overweight. Price target doubled
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GameStop: Wedbush Upgrades; Stock Rallies
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GameStop (GME) shares are trading higher this morning after Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter lifted his rating on the video-game retailer’s stock to Outperform from Neutral. He also increased his price target on the shares to $34, from $29. The stock closed yesterday at $26.24. <>Pachter simply thinks the stock is cheap: he notes that the shares are trading at 11x his estimate on January 2010 EPS of $3.05 a share, a discount to the company’s historic forward multiple, amid concerns about slowing comp stores growth, market mu><><>>><><>><>><>><>><>>><>><><>< />><>< />><>< />><>< />><>< />>>< />...
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Video value? New titles boost gaming sector
GME
-6.02%
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Filed under: Newsletters, Electronic Arts (ERTS), Activision Inc (ATVI), Stocks to Buy "The video game industry was once thought to be virtually recession proof; unfortunately, recession reality has intruded," notes Geoffrey Seiler, who adds, "Boosters, however, are pointing to new games scheduled for release later this year as a reason for optimism." In his always-informative BullMarket.com, the advisors offers an in-depth review of the sector, highlights potential opportunities in GameStop (NYSE: GME), Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: ERTS), and Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI). <>"When you get righ>...
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Short City Update: GameStop: hold short; Telefonica: stopped out
Filed under: Short stories, Stocks to Sell An update on two short positions: GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME), recommended on May 26, 2009 at a price of $26.00, and Telefonica S.A. (NYSE: TEF), recommended on the same day at a price of $61.11.
GameStop: Hold Short. It's still hard to make the case for growth in high-end / sophisticated games amid a slowdown in consumer spending. The era of the 'frugal consumer' is upon us: basic games are in, pricey games are out. Cover Short on a bounce off $20, $17, $15, or $10. Buy/Stop Loss if you sold shares in this company: $33.<><>Continue reading <>Short City Upd>>>...
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