Take-Two Interactive Software Inc

NASDAQ: TTWO
$166.21
+$2.18 (+1.3%)
Closing Price on November 6, 2024

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a new Jefferies analyst has released a huge report focuses on cloud computing, the shift to digital advertising and the convergence of the internet and software, as well as e-commerce, online travel...
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The stock prices these three top gaming stocks have soared over the past year, and the companies could have some big news at next week's Electronics Entertainment Expo, known in the industry as E3.
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It was decidedly bullish to see so much insider buying come in after the election results. It was also bullish to see so little selling.
These four top companies are posting great numbers and look solid for 2017. They make sense for those seeking alpha in their portfolios.
The market has been putting in a grinding, sideways move and may be getting ready for a jump higher, especially if earnings start to pick up.
While the insider selling was steady, it was nothing that resembled anything other than normal selling. With the markets trading at all-time highs investors can expect more of the same.
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