| Prev Close | 138.80 |
| Day Low/High | 138.29 / 141.25 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 85.69 / 139.11 |
| Avg Volume | 3.04M |
Electronic Arts Inc. (EA)
142.00
3.20
2.30
NASDAQ : Consumer Durables
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 288.71M |
| Market Cap | 38.91B |
| EPS | 10.40 |
| P/E Ratio | 13.48 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
Waiting for the Upside Breakout on Electronic Arts
Is this the time to go long or add to longs or do we need more time?
5 Types of Companies Getting a Boost from Higher Gaming Activity
Everyone from game publishers to chip developers to game-streaming websites appears to be getting a lift.
Electronic Arts, Activision Blizzard to Benefit from Gaming, Streaming
While these two are guaranteed to move together, I would likely play both rather than one with simple calls.
4 ETFs That Invest in the Millennial Generation
These funds invest in companies poised to benefit from millennial spending trends.
Electronic Arts Isn't Playing Around: It's Ready to Rally
EA's charts have been shaping up nicely this year, so go long at current levels.
The Week Ahead: Fed Decision, October Jobs and 35 Big Earnings Reports to Watch
Rest up for a busy week that includes earnings from Apple, Facebook and Starbucks.
Electronic Arts Has Developed an Interesting Look
I like the long call now.
As Video Games Get Scapegoated, Could Their Stocks Suffer?
President bashes violent games while addressing mass shootings, but the correlation isn't so clear.
My Take on Investing in Take-Two Interactive
The shares are investible. Of that there is no doubt.
Take-Two Takes Back Lost Ground After Strong Earnings Results, Upbeat Guidance
Are video game stocks a counterintuitive safe haven amid the trade war noise? At least one analyst thinks so.
Electronic Arts and Beyond Meat Get Some Love, Uber Does Not
Coming over the wires, Electronic Arts got a price target bump to $130 from $116 at BMO Capital Markets following positive reaction to Apex Legends season 2 previews, post-E3 buzz around Respawn's Jedi: Fallen Order, and new Volta Street mode in FIF...
EA Earnings and Guidance Are Reminder of What's Still Clicking for Game Maker
As the gaming giant deals with a pair of disappointing game launches, many of its franchises are still doing well, as are its live services efforts.
Disney Faces Challenges Keeping Investors Excited
As it prepares to unveil its quarterly earnings report after the bell Wednesday, Disney must find new ways to keep investors excited about the entertainment giant's stock.
Apex Legends Maker Electronic Arts Is One Tough Stock to Game
This is probably the worst pre-earnings setup with the worst post-earnings predictive model I've seen on a stock in a long while.
Electronic Arts Needs to Address Growth in China
Although China is a major opportunity for EA, it hasn't yet been additive to earnings.
Electronic Arts Stock Really Has No Game
There is nothing bullish about EA's chart as we get ready for earnings to hit.
Electronic Arts Has Several Key Issues to Address as It Reports Earnings
One of the main questions that EA will need to address is the staying power of its new Fortnite competitor Apex Legends.
Alphabet's Revolutionary Stadia Could Propel It Over the $1 Trillion Hump
Google is catching a potentially huge shift in the industry while the industry is still in its infancy.
Investors Await Clarity on Alphabet's Attempt to Upend the Gaming Industry
GOOGL's ambitious gaming has to answer questions before being called a true game changer.
Why Nvidia Might Be Able to Deliver on Its Bold Guidance - Tech Check
Recent game reviews bode well for Nvidia's second-half gaming GPU sales, while heavy data center spending by cloud giants bodes well for its server GPU sales.
Game Plan for Electronic Arts: The Charts Are Not Helping
One day I would have given it up for dead and the next instance it jumps $25. You cannot make this up.
S&P 500 Is Testing Resistance, and How to Play Activision: Market Recon
China trade discussions will continue to be a key driver in Wednesday's market action.
AT&T's Streaming Strategy Needs a Lot More Clarity - Tech Check
Much remains unknown about how the 3-tier WarnerMedia streaming service that AT&T plans to launch will be branded and priced.
