@apujanata, I changed the original title of "Video game software shares dip on sales concerns" into "Shares price fell 17.1%" and put it on EA category instead of Industry news category, since EA is the only game company (mentioned in the article ) that have big loss. Activision, THQ and Midway share price changes are very small (+- 3%), which IMO is normal in this turbulent economic situation.
The key important part for players like me is : "Retail stores are being a lot more cautious with catalog ordering, in particular, and especially in that kind of mid-zone (older "catalog" games, new titles lacking buzz, or sequels that are not much different from original versions)"
So, it is a season to go short "up to the MAX", IMO.
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I changed the original title of "Video game software shares dip on sales concerns" into "Shares price fell 17.1%" and put it on EA category instead of Industry news category, since EA is the only game company (mentioned in the article ) that have big loss. Activision, THQ and Midway share price changes are very small (+- 3%), which IMO is normal in this turbulent economic situation.
The key important part for players like me is :
"Retail stores are being a lot more cautious with catalog ordering, in particular, and especially in that kind of mid-zone (older "catalog" games, new titles lacking buzz, or sequels that are not much different from original versions)"
So, it is a season to go short "up to the MAX", IMO.