GameStop (GME) FY12 Holiday Sales Fell 4.6%; Narrows Comps Outlook
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Buy GameStop (GME) on Holiday Sales Weakness - Janney
January 8, 2013 10:25 AM ESTWith shares of GameStop (NYSE: GME) down 8 percent following Holiday sales numbers, Janney Montgomery Scott Buy analyst Tony Wible says the stock should be bought.
"We recommend GME based on: 1) its peak market share position at the onset of a next gen... More
GameStop (GME) Posts Weak Holiday Sales; Shares Fall and Take Game Makers Lower
January 8, 2013 8:47 AM ESTVideo game makers are a little weaker following weaker-than-expected holiday results from GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME).
GameStop said 2012 Holiday sales fell 4.6 percent and the company is narrowing its comparable store sales range for the fourth quarter to -7.0% to -4.0%... More
