This Game Trader video takes a look at the stock charts for all of the companies in our coverage universe. This content differs from our Game Trader: Video Game and Tech Stock Ratings as I do not take any financial or fundamental reasoning into how I interpret share price movements. The highlights in this video include a quarterly buy signal in AMD and a potential buy signal in GameStop's beaten down shares. I have also initiated coverage on Tencent. Please take a look.
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At the time of this article, Asif A. Khan, his family members, and his company Virtue LLC had the following positions:
Long Apple via AAPL shares and options
Long GameStop via GME shares
Long Nintendo via NTDOY shares
Investors should do their own research or consult their advisor before acting on this information. This is an educational article and investors should consider each recommendation based on their own risk tolerance and suitability.
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replyAsif Khan posted a new article, Game Trader: Video Game and Tech Stock Chart Analysis - June 2018
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I'll have to watch this later to see how Gamestop is a buy. Unless they consider splitting their store brands into at least two distinct tiers, I don't see how they are going to take advantage of Toys R Us closings to gain market share.
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This video is not about the fundamentals of the company. It is purely showing how the chart of GME appears to be nearing a buy signal. I give viewers the level to watch. Nothing more.
Here is my take on the company’s underlying fundamental value:
http://www.shacknews.com/article/104053/game-trader-is-gamestops-stock-cheap-or-am-i-an-idiot
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I have, but I don’t want to bite off more than I can chew right now. Got a lot of stuff going on at Shacknews.
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Assuming it's still down that much or more then yeah, I would. The QoL stuff was all speculative (and, honestly, announced a little prematurely on Nintendo's part) and shouldn't really be an issue to their long term health or any upcoming bottom lines. I think the only real issue is it was a non-gaming avenue for revenue that's now closed, but it's not like it was ever making them money in the first place.
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As I said in the video, there is no technical reason to buy the stock. I do think the lower it goes, the more interesting it gets going into E3. I am fully invested in the position and am staying long.
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awesome great stuff as always! been trying to learn a bit of the technical stuff lately but just need to put the time in
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I think ubisoft would be worth looking at, seems to be doing pretty well
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