GameStop Corp. (GME)

boywonder88 (< 20) Submitted: 7/24/07 5:50 PM : Start Price: $41.90 GME Score: -7.95

Everyone loves video games! With the introduction of Wii, the market has opened to new age groups, where no one would believe could happen. In addition, thanks to online gaming, everyone could challenge each other on the Internet, claiming their bra...

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MangroveG (70.85) Submitted: 1/29/07 6:59 PM : Start Price: $26.58 GME Score: 16.01

Top dog in e-game retailing, which is somewhat shielded from big box retail competition, sporting above average margins (especially in second use games). New generation boxes from both key industry players (Nintendo, Sony) will attract consumers to ...

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EBLou (39.29) Submitted: 12/11/06 9:01 PM : Start Price: $28.60 GME Score: 10.36

The next generation of video games (PS3 and Wii) will make this company extremely profitable for the next two to three years. This company has only scratched the surface in Europe. Look for further acquisitions to secure their position in this fragme...

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Radioman101 (98.93) Submitted: 1/26/07 3:55 PM : Start Price: $26.13 GME Score: 17.25

No matter which video game system you like and no matter what games you like to play, GME is the place that people buy them. This is the best way to play this video game hardware cycle. Plus everyone goes there to buy used games and the margin on t...

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patman57 (38.89) Submitted: 8/28/07 4:55 PM : Start Price: $47.01 GME Score: -16.16

excelent buy. Lower to mid range on price p/e 38.66 strong performance over the last 4 years " 400%" still going strong,good cas flow and reserve. all the numbers look good and a fad that will continue for years to come. Ive mad 28% in 6 months and h...

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ssiemer (83.87) Submitted: 8/25/07 11:09 AM : Start Price: $49.55 GME Score: -16.97

Picks and axes. While some of the game makers are very attractive (Activision, Electronic Arts) they are always looking for the gold. The people who made most of the money during past gold-rushes sold the picks and axes. GME doesn't have to worry ...

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hardkode (83.93) Submitted: 10/06/06 12:45 PM : Start Price: $23.59 GME Score: 21.94

video games will only become an increasingly significant part of american culture in the next few years with the arrival of the wii & ps3. GME is perfectly positioned to take advantage of this business

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cesarj (< 20) Submitted: 12/08/07 2:03 PM : Start Price: $61.27 GME Score: -23.45

GME is a great way to participate in the growth of gaming toys (Wii, XBox) and game developers such as ATVI and ERTS. The small and somewhat "cozy" feel the gamer gets when entering the store keeps you there buying more stuff than you originally inte...

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scooter186 (< 20) Submitted: 1/17/08 3:31 PM : Start Price: $50.17 GME Score: -23.75

Won't have the same growth as last year, but still oversold at the moment. Lots of hot video games coming out this year and most video gamers don't need to worry about a recession. I'll snatch it near $50 for sure.

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TMFSonicRob (68.24) Submitted: 9/04/06 8:18 PM : Start Price: $21.64 GME Score: 28.39

I don't have kids (yet). But if I did, they'd be dropping some serious allowance money on previously played video games at GameStop and EB Games stories. The P/E ratio doesn't thrill me like a game of Space Invaders, but I'll bet some tokens that GME...

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