ouch, EA is going down it seems!

garyfl

garyfl

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was just on a deal site posting deals and someone posted a yahoo finance link to the reason the product was so cheap - hmv - seems theyre losing a lotof stocks so i type ea into this yahoo finance and ouch

http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=EA&ql=0

can anyone tellme what this means all i see is all red and negative haha

on theplus side, the company i work for - next, is all green :)

i putthis blunder on ea down the the games theyve ruined
 
they're up 12.5% on one year ago, thats just what stock prices look like :P ... if they didn't go in the red, they would exponentially grow
 
Actually EA did see 2/3rds of their stock price wiped out in 2008.

Couldn't happen to a nicer company.
 
Tute said:
Actually EA did see 2/3rds of their stock price wiped out in 2008.

Couldn't happen to a nicer company.
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So did a large number of other companies in the recession.

We can't automatically attribute the 2008 dip to their performance and
garyfl said:
i putthis blunder on ea down the the games theyve ruined
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has nothing to do with the normal fluctuation in share price today.
 
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Lol...it doesn't mean the company are 'in the red' only that their share price has fallen slightly...this can be any number of reasons and not all of them are bad or indicators of problems with the companies liquidity.

They are sitting in the middle of of their annual 52wk forecasts and they are currently on a 'hold' recommendation from analysts.......if they drop lower toward the 14.00 mark you will see the recommendation change to 'buy' and if they rise toward their projected top of 26.17 then they will recommend selling..(dependent on the long or short term nature of the investments)

EA seem to be on course for a 2012 growth estimates of 28.6%, around 8% better than industry averages....their profit margins are a bit cack, but revenues are up and without a more indepth knowledge of the balance-sheet the company is broadly in a very good position......

EA are not going anywhere....
 
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Castiel said:
Lol...it doesn't mean the company are 'in the red' only that their share price has fallen slightly...this can be any number of reasons and not all of them are bad or indicators of problems with the companies liquidity.

They are sitting in the middle of of their annual 52wk forecasts and they are currently on a 'hold' recommendation from analysts.......if they drop lower toward the 14.00 mark you will see the recommendation change to 'buy' and if they rise toward their projected top of 26.17 then they will recommend selling..(dependent on the long or short term nature of the investments)

EA seem to be on course for a 2012 growth estimates of 28.6%, around 8% better than industry averages....their profit margins are a bit cack, but revenues are up and without a more indepth knowledge of the balance-sheet the company is broadly in a very good position......

EA are not going anywhere....
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+1!

EA are actually doing quite well in comparison to a lot.
 
It would be funny if it weren't so sad that this is literally how people think and act on the global stock exchange. Good job OP.
 
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