GameStop report sinks video game stocks, sparks debate

By | November 23, 2015

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GameStop (GME) sneezed and gave the video game sector a cold on Monday. GameStop shares fell 4.2% to 37.61 after the video game retailer reported fiscal third-quarter results that missed Wall Street’s targets and gave Q4 guidance below views. Game publishers Electronic Arts (EA) and Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO) fell on GameStop’s report. EA dropped 4.8%, to 68.98, and Take-Two dipped 1.9%, to 34.91, on the stock market today. Rival Scalper1 News

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