Saturday, October 10, 2020

How to Profit From the Video Game Wars

And you don't have to be a gamer to get in on these gains…

Published: October 10, 2020

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How to Profit From the
Video Game Wars

Microsoft buying Bethesda addresses one of the biggest complaints about its first-party games. Or rather, its lack of big first-party games as it competes with Sony Corp. (NYSE: SNE) and its PlayStation brand.


This is a major shot across the bow of Sony, which dominated the current generation of console sales at a 2-to-1 ratio. This acquisition gives Microsoft sole ownership of all Bethesda's intellectual property and allows it to make the games part of its subscription-based GamePass model… sort of a Netflix for video games that costs $10 a month.


Sony does not yet have a real rival to GamePass, which has seen its subscription numbers rise by 50% to 15 million — in the past few months alone. So Microsoft buying Bethesda is quite the coup.


You may not be a gamer, and that's totally fine. WealthPress's Jeff Yastine isn't either. 


But in the U.S. alone, the gaming industry is worth about $66 billion a year in sales. Worldwide, it's worth about $200 billion. As an investor, there's money to be made on this news.


And he thinks there are more big acquisitions to come...

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Could Trump Be America's NEW 'Comeback Kid?' 


During the Bush-Clinton presidential race in 1992, Bill Clinton made a famous speech in which he proclaimed himself "The Comeback Kid." This week, America appears to have found itself a new "Comeback Kid" as current President Donald Trump touts he has beaten the infamous coronavirus and is now back to the Oval Office to continue his presidential duties.


The news that Trump had been moved to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for treatment relating to the coronavirus left the markets in a panic last week, as many investors couldn't help but wonder what else might be thrown at them!


With the news that Trump has made his way back to the White House, where he is spreading the word that he is not only cured but potentially immune to the virus, how will investors and Wall Street react?


Find out here

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