Prev Close | 184.68 |
Day Low/High | 182.38 / 186.99 |
52 Wk Low/High | 100.00 / 214.91 |
Prev Close | 184.68 |
Day Low/High | 182.38 / 186.99 |
52 Wk Low/High | 100.00 / 214.91 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 115.18B |
Market Cap | 21.27B |
P/E Ratio | 49.55 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Remember this: the market's often wrong.
Bond markets are pricing in medium-term economic growth amid monetary and fiscal conditions that they believe to be conducive to igniting inflation.
With few exceptions, there isn't a stock that could bring down this market.
Experts pick their favorite equity and ETF ideas in the game space, from dolls to video games.
Buyers of the video game maker's stock have been more aggressive of late.
The most important market takeaway right now is that both the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 have filled their respective gaps and retaken their 50-day simple moving averages.
Avoid the long side of TMUS for now.
As long as the pandemic rages on, the stay-at-home thesis should stay strong.
The deal drives home how strategically important gaming is to Microsoft right now. But there is one big unanswered question.
Unity can pitch itself as both as a gaming play and a high-growth software play.
But that's exactly where we are right now, in this third day of the rotation, so here's your path to safety.
Some sort of sideways to lower correction could unfold in the days and weeks ahead.
While valuations are clearly very high for many tech names, investor euphoria might not go away until news flow meaningfully worsens.
Plus, Russia could provide a real-time clinical trial of a coronavirus vaccine.
TTWO has made a reversal on the charts.
Southwest Airlines is better than it seems and Take-Two Interactive is not as good as it may appear.
So what's the narrative? Simple: the recession is ending, it turned out to be a V recession and recovery after all.
An updated technical strategy following Take-Two Interactive's upside breakout
The market may be down but, once again, the decline's about the White House getting re-tough on China.
Adjustments people and companies have made due to the pandemic are likely to outlast the virus in some measure, and those firms that don't adapt face trouble.
Expect more fiscal and monetary support and don't expect a full return to previous economic activity for quite some time.
Let's review those charts and the indicators.
Here's how I'd play shares of the video game company.
Everyone from game publishers to chip developers to game-streaming websites appears to be getting a lift.
The technical signals for the video game maker suggest its shares may see more price weakness in the weeks and months ahead.
This move by Beijing comes on top of massive injections of liquidity into that nation's financial system earlier this week.