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video-games: Archive
What Investors Need to Know About Microsoft's Largest Acquisition
by Daniel Laboe
Adding Activision Blizzard isn't just about gaming. Microsoft is staking a claim in the next Internet boom that could be worth more than $30 trillion over the next decade. And Dan Laboe can get you in on the ground floor too.
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3 Stock Splits That Investors Should Keep On Their Radars
by Derek Lewis
All three companies aim to boost liquidity and lower the price tags of their shares, a positive move that investors of all three companies can look forward to in all the gloom and doom that has been 2022.
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Nvidia Q1 Preview: Another EPS Beat in Store?
by Derek Lewis
On deck to report quarterly results after the bell rings on Wednesday is a company that has generated investors a multitude of gains throughout the last several years, Nvidia.
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Warren Buffett Bought More of These 3 Stocks in 2022
by Derek Lewis
Warren Buffett is one of the most widely-followed individuals in the financial world.
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Stock Split Mania; Nintendo Joins The Party
by Derek Lewis
In an effort to boost stock liquidity, gaming giant Nintendo (NTDOY) announced a 10-for-1 stock split that will take effect later this year, on October 1st.
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3 Tech Stocks Investors Shouldn't Lose Sleep Over
by Derek Lewis
The pullback seems healthy. Additionally, these companies have established themselves in crucial aspects of the world.
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AMD vs. Nvidia: Which Chip Giant Should Investors Buy?
by Derek Lewis
It's not easy to play favoritism between these two chip giants. While both companies are thrilling and innovative investments, one must come out on top.
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3 Reasons Investors Shouldn't Lose Sleep Over Microsoft's Pullback
by Derek Lewis
Technology stocks have suffered in 2022. They felt unstoppable over the last few years, rolling over any doubters and paving the way for investors to reap a multitude of gains.
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Q1 Preview: Can Shares Return to Former Glory?
by Derek Lewis
AMD shares, down nearly 40% in 2022, look to find a new uptrend with strong year-over-year forecasted growth rates.
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Bear Of The Day: GameStop (GME)
by Daniel Laboe
GME is a trading mechanism at best (losing lottery-ticket at worst), not a buy & hold investment
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Bull of the Day: Nintendo Co., Ltd. (NTDOY)
by Bryan Hayes
Nintendo's sought-after lineup of new releases in addition to an extensive list of classics have helped push the stock higher on the year.
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Bull of the Day: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
by Kevin Cook
Barclays downgrades on PC worries, but Rosenblatt says this doesn't move the needle
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Bear Of The Day: GameStop (GME)
by Daniel Laboe
GME is a trading mechanism at best (losing lottery-ticket at worst), not a buy & hold investment
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Bull of the Day: JAKKS Pacific, Inc. (JAKK)
by Bryan Hayes
JAKK has realized the importance of online retailing and shifted its focus to boosting online sales.
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These 3 Gaming Stocks Are Set To Climb the Leaderboards
by Derek Lewis
After the record-breaking number of online players in 2020 and 2021, the video game industry has significantly evolved, shifting the landscape and bringing in serious attention.
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These 3 Household Tech Stocks Can Give Your Portfolio a Boost
by Derek Lewis
Let's take a look at why these three Zacks Rank #1 tech names could be great additions to a portfolio during volatile times.
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Bull of the Day: NVIDIA (NVDA)
by Kevin Cook
Another beat-and-raise quarter for the King of AI is persuading one analyst to see the unstoppable tech super cycle
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What Microsoft's Acquisition of Activision Blizzard Means For Its Gaming Future
by Derek Lewis
To bolster their stance in the video game industry across all platforms, Microsoft (MSFT) acquired Activision Blizzard (ATVI) for $68.7 billion dollars back in January.
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Bull of the Day: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
by Kevin Cook
After a 22% EPS beat and Q1 guidance boosted 31% above consensus, new highs are my target
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Microsoft (MSFT) Stakes Claim In Metaverse With $75 billion Activision Blizzard (ATVI) Purchase
by Daniel Laboe
This deal would rank Microsoft as the third-largest gaming enterprise on earth and #1 in the US (by revenue)
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Bear Of The Day: GameStop (GME)
by Daniel Laboe
Its bloated $11.3 billion market valuation doesn't appear to reflect this dying brick-and-mortar fundamentals or even future performance
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Bear Of The Day: GameStop (GME)
by Daniel Laboe
WSB catalyzed a paradigm shift in public equities when its fragmented options-juiced message board managed to rally millions of nostalgia-ridden freshman traders into GameStop, but it looks like the fun is coming to an end
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Bull of the Day: NVIDIA (NVDA)
by Kevin Cook
Investors and analysts have quickly realized that there is no Metaverse without Omniverse
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Bull of the Day: Fastly (FSLY)
by Kevin Cook
All eyes on Nov 3 report as growth hiccup appears over and big customers stay on board
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Bear Of The Day: Tencent (TCEHY)
by Daniel Laboe
The significant and highly uncertain regulatory overhang coming out of Beijing has made Chinese tech an uninvestable class of public equities
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