Video game maker Electronic Arts (EA) knocked out Street views by 400% last week when it delivered per-share earnings of 15 cents, above views for 3 cents. Can Activision Blizzard (ATVI) and Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) do the same when they report quarterly results? Today’s Screen of the Day, Estimate Beaters, takes a look at companies that beat earnings estimates by a wide margin. Activision Blizzard The publisher behind the “Call of Duty”
Video game maker Electronic Arts (EA) knocked out Street views by 400% last week when it delivered per-share earnings of 15 cents, above views for 3 cents. Can Activision Blizzard (ATVI) and Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) do the same when they report quarterly results? Today’s Screen of the Day, Estimate Beaters, takes a look at companies that beat earnings estimates by a wide margin. Activision Blizzard The publisher behind the “Call of Duty”
Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) shares tried to break out of a base Wednesday after Jefferies upgraded the video game publisher’s stock to buy. Jefferies says it’s broadly positive on the video game sector following the Electronic Entertainment Expo last week in LA. The analyst said video game makers are starting to benefit from the console upgrade cycle and the shift to digital distribution. Take-Two Interactive gained as much as 3.5% early on in the