I cannot remember the last EA game i bought... Mass effect 3 perhaps. the stocks value is not my fault xD
They do charge a lot! It's also likely they have some amount of revenue sharing.
They also don't want to shake up a good thing. NCAA died over their licensing changes, and MLB games are tiny compared to other sports after Take-Two's bad licensing deal caused Take-Two's MLB business to implode.
Stocks basically reflect if investors believe you will make more money in the future than you are now.I really don't understand stock changes. EA off of a terrible E3 goes up, while Capcom off of a super successful Monster Hunter goes down.
I guess what I value isn't all that valuable in the big picture.
Yeah, Take-Two is basket case...
You're not an investor, your opinion doesn't matter as much as theirs does. Sad but true.I really don't understand stock changes. EA off of a terrible E3 goes up, while Capcom off of a super successful Monster Hunter goes down.
I guess what I value isn't all that valuable in the big picture.
I really don't understand stock changes. EA off of a terrible E3 goes up, while Capcom off of a super successful Monster Hunter goes down.
I guess what I value isn't all that valuable in the big picture.
I really don't understand stock changes. EA off of a terrible E3 goes up, while Capcom off of a super successful Monster Hunter goes down.
I guess what I value isn't all that valuable in the big picture.
I thought Square Enix were bigger, not behind Bandai Namco and Konami, wow.
I cannot remember the last EA game i bought... Mass effect 3 perhaps. the stocks value is not my fault xD
The market cap is just the total value of all stock shares of the company. Their actual assets are separate.Man.. I thought Nintendo's cap was around 45 billion? This doesn't include money in the bank right?
Two of the worst companies in the business are the most valued. sigh
Yeah, let's just be glad that hostile and anticonsumer practices are working out for them.
I almost can't believe it. They must be mismanaged right?
Yes. Since EA includes stock in our compensation, we get easy access to historical data on stock price. In February of 2013, the share price was like $18. That's like 820% growth in five years. Wish I'd joined earlier.should have invested in gaming stock since the start of the gen. would be raking in that dough right now :[
Namco and Konami have a lot more eggs in different baskets I believe. Also more successful mobile stuff.
Bandai Namco in that case refers to all of their markets, not just Bandai Namco Entertainment which is the console/mobile one. It picks anime production, toys, music, arcade, amusement and many others. You can see it here if you're interested:
https://www.bandainamco.co.jp/en/about/grouplink.html
For Konami, outside of Konami Digital Entertainment which is their console/mobile one, they have other 3 divisions with Pachinko, Arcades, Cassinos around the world, Health and Fitness in those others.
https://www.konami.com/corporate/en/business/
While with Square Enix they're more on console/mobile with other ventures such as publishing manga with their Gangan magazines and creating action figures/merchandise.
52w return: +34.13%, wouldn't be a bad idea to invest in some moreYes. Since EA includes stock in our compensation, we get easy access to historical data on stock price. In February of 2013, the share price was like $18. That's like 820% growth in five years. Wish I'd joined earlier.
Yeah, I'm actually looking at that right now.52w return: +34.13%, wouldn't be a bad idea to invest in some more
Take that shit elsewhere, please. This isnt the thread to express your disdain for EA/Acti.
slightly beating the chaps at Activision: 52w return: +33.76%
should have invested in gaming stock since the start of the gen. would be raking in that dough right now :[
Given PES recently lost the Champions League license i expect FIFA19 to dominate the market this year.This has to come down once we're not in a World Cup year right? This is insane growth.
So much for investors punishing them for lootboxes.
Or almost completely missing the Switch Gold Rush.
Or basically anything people don't like from EA.
Makes you wonder why Capcom gets the hammer and they don't.
Two of the worst companies in the business are the most valued. sigh
Yeah, we have an employee stock purchase plan and can invest with some discount but only during certain times and with limits. We also get RSUs as part of our compensation, like any other tech company.
Yeah, we have an employee stock purchase plan and can invest with some discount but only during certain times and with limits. We also get RSUs as part of our compensation, like any other tech company.
Some gaming related stocks are stupidly profitable these days. For example, we went up like $40 per share in a single year. Ubisoft got up about $55 per share.