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The Investor’s Guide to The Video Game Industry – Page 3

Emerging Markets: The Future of the Gaming Industry

The Middle East, China, India, Africa, and South America all have extreme pirating problems where video games are concerned. Thus, most companies have trouble expanding into these markets.

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The Investor’s Guide to The Video Game Industry – Page 2

The Four Best Ways to Invest

If you want to invest in video games there are, essentially, four ways to do it…

  • Investing in video game publishers.
  • Investing in video game retailers.
  • Investing in companies that make video game consoles.
  • Investing in companies that make video game accessories.
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The Investor's Guide to The Video Game Industry

[Editor's Note: Rumen Hutchinson is the 16-year old son of Martin Hutchinson, contributing editor to both the Money Map Report and Money Morning.  As someone who owns eight different video game consoles and spends as much as four hours a day “gaming,”…

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Unprecedented Volatility Will Precede Highly Profitable Rebound

In the 20 years I’ve been creating stock-market forecasts, I’ve never seen such a contradictory set of forces at work in the markets all at one time. I could just as easily make the case that we’re finally nearing a bottom, as I could that we’re in for protracted downturn punctuated by sharp, quick drops.

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Retail Sales to Suffer in 2009 as U.S. Consumers Curtail Spending

[Editor's Note: This is the seventh installment of our “Outlook 2009” series, which is detailing the global investing outlook for 2009.]

By Jennifer Yousfi
Contributing Writer
Money Morning

Retail experts are predicting one of the most dismal holiday shopping seasons in decades this year –…

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Government Stimulus Programs Not Always the Hoped-For Panacea

By Martin Hutchinson
Contributing Editor
Money Morning

The British government this week unveiled a stimulus plan that will boost that country’s budget deficit to $181 billion (118 billion pounds), the equivalent of 8.0% of gross domestic product (GDP). U.S. President-elect Barack Obama’s stimulus…

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Fed Announces $800 Billion in Homeowner, Consumer and Small Business Aid

By Mike Caggeso
Associate Editor
Money Morning

The U.S. Federal Reserve and Treasury Department announced yesterday (Tuesday) $800 billion worth of stimulus measures to rev up three primary engines of the U.S. economy – homebuyers, consumers and small businesses.

This newest…

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Global Investing Roundups

Consumer Confidence Climbs; Home Prices Record Plunge; Troubled Banks on the Rise; Oil Falls 7%; Slim’s Bank Buys Citi Stock; D.R. Horton Shares Vault

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BHP Abandons Hostile Bid for Rio

By Mike Caggeso
Associate Editor
Money Morning

With commodity prices falling and the global economic outlook uncertain, Melbourne-based mining titan BHP Billiton (BHP) pulled the plug on its hostile takeover of rival Rio Tinto PLC (RTP), saying the proposed deal…

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A Trip Down the Road to Squanderville

[Editor’s Note: The following essay was adapted from the book, I.O.U.S.A.: One Nation. Under Stress. In Debt,”a companion offering to the critically acclaimed documentary I.O.U.S.A.”]

Although still seen as the world’s economic superpower, the United States has found itself with a myriad…

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