Did you ever comment the source for this?
Yeah, right guys? Trump told us if we cut the taxes of huge companies it would only help everything! Trickle down economics in action!
All the stocks that you named either began going down a long time ago like a year ago or began going down around july or arent even going down and for the most part are just going through their natural cycle of ups and down except for apple stock which is the only stock you named that actually started going down around late October, but that’s just a coincidence. Also there’s dozens of video game companies goingup right now It’s obvious that blizzcon made their stock go down just look at that extremely steep decline that happened immediately after blizzcon and I mean immediately. Prior to blizzcon the stock was just having a natrual smooth decline, but go ahead and try to defend blizzard if the truth hurts too much for ya.
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Somebody watches a little too much msnbc.
Blizzard stock will not make it to the water.
$5 a share soon!
Complete ignorant malarkey. Do you know what is always right after Blizcon? The entire Activision Blizzard company Q3 financial report.
Um the stock market decline start on October 2nd-3rd and you think it is coincidence?
Also Microsoft stock had gone up until October 3rd. Coincidence I am sure.
Google stock lost nearly 15% on October 3rd. Again coincidence.
Also forgot about Amazon. Started dropping on October 2nd and has lost 30% of its value since then. So much coincidence going on.
LMFAO well said very true sir!
I guess you haven’t been keeping up to date on current events. The market itself is plunging…
" Dow plunges after biggest point gain in history" - CNN
" U.S. Consumer Confidence Fades in December" - Wall Street Journal
" Stocks fall after disappointing consumer confidence report as Dow loses almost 400 points" - USA Today
So no, it’s not BfA, not Activision, nor is it anything else people dream up in these forums… it’s market forces at play.
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Market forces have never had an effect on the Blizzard Activision stock. The stock has had a consistently sharp incline year after year since 2013 gaining about 10 dollars in value every year. Its too big of a coincidence for the stock to suddenly lose half of its value right after Blizzcon.
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It really is a giant coincidence for this to happen right after their convention. I understand that the entire gaming industry is suffering on the stock front. But just because that is a known fact and factor does not discount how obvious it was that Blizzard employees are disconnected from their customer base.
When very smart people with very large amounts of money see something like this happen they bail - and rightfully so. They see that a PC game making company ditching their customer base and moving their focus and resources to mobile games. And for a higher up to respond to boos from their die hard fans with “Don’t you have phones!?”, it’s a giant red flag.
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Activision has finally sunk Blizzard?
It’s not a coincidence… mainly because you’re talking out your rear. Blizzard’s stock didn’t “start falling after Blizzcon”.
Hate to interrupt your fantasy with facts, but ATVI’s stock started its decline on Wednesday, October 1st. BlizzCon started on Friday, November 2nd… 32 days later. It had a small bounce between the 11th and 17th but it never got back to the high of October 1st and went down again.
At the same time Electronic Arts’ stock started a decline as well. Theirs started going two days before Blizzard’s. Ubisoft’s started to slide on October 2nd. Nintendo’s stock also started a see-saw decline at the same time.
And, since everyone loves to reference how great and wonderful Final Fantasy XIV is versus WoW… Square-Enix’s stock started to go down a full month before. Currently it sits at 57.7% of Activision Blizzard’s stock price…
So tell me again how BlizzCon did all that?
Yeah and my 401K has lost like 10k in the last month+ it is the whole market dude.
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