If I Were To Buy Stock In A Gaming Company, Which One Should It Be?

[Kairi Irving]

Yeah I bought some around that time as well.

For some reason I assumed stock would b like 300 bucks or more a share, was pretty shocked when I saw it wasn't.


I also bought some capcom too.


Both have been on the up and up

how do you even buy stocks? An app?

 

[neph27]

The correct answer is Microsoft, but not really for just for gaming.

anyone talking about what titles companies are about to release, ignore

 

[winb83]

The correct answer is Microsoft, but not really for just for gaming.

anyone talking about what titles companies are about to release, ignore

Yeah unless you're talking about an unknown title like Apex Legends that blows up from nothing all those known hits are priced in.

 

[The Mad Titan]

how do you even buy stocks? An app?

I use Etrade there is an app for it, I don't really use it. But in a nutshell create an account on Etrade and go from there.

investopedia is a site you might want to check out before diving in hardcore but if you just buying and trading off gaming stuff off gut then looking up the stock symbol and purchasing what you got the cash for is all you need. I try to buy a bit every month on things I think are on the up and up when it comes to the "gaming" side of things.

 

[The Mad Titan]

The correct answer is Microsoft, but not really for just for gaming.

anyone talking about what titles companies are about to release, ignore

I think this is a healthy way to get into trading, long as they don't go nuts.

 

[Insensitive]

Right now I'd say EA, I think their stock took a significant hit in the past year.
So get it before it jumps back up !

 

[ORDER_66]

Cd project red box to blow when CP77 drops the Witcher TV show doing them Justice too because everyone getting back into the Witcher game series and books.

 

[Kamikaze Revy]

how do you even buy stocks? An app?

If you don’t know much and want to get an idea of how it all works for free, download Robinhood. It’s a great app for starters that have a few bucks to experiment with. Non-broker assisted trades are free.