GameStop $GME is a video game, consumer electronics and gaming merchandise retailer

🎼 It was founded 37 years ago and now operates over 5,000 stores throughout North America, Australia, New Zealand and Europe
The company grew at a rapid pace over the 2005 - 2010 period as it acquired competing retailers and expanded internationally

“Times are good, with double digit growth expected for sales of games this calendar year as well as for the hardware [...]”

https://edition.cnn.com/2008/TECH/04/02/gamestop/
📉 Starting from 2016, $GME’s sales plateaued (revenue stagnated at $ 9B) and started to trend downwards

“sales of new software have been weak as more and more of GameStop’s biggest buyers [...] have begun purchasing games directly from console makers” https://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/29/with-sales-declining-gamestop-gets-into-game-publishing.html
By 2020, Gamestop’s sales had slumped to $ 6.4B, leading to a loss of $ 470m

📩 “prolonged decline broadly attributed to the rise of online sale and distribution of video games”
How does $GME compare?

‌ At $ 347 a share, $GME’s PS ratio is of 4.7

✅ $TGT Target scores an EV / Sales of 1

✅ $WMT Walmart scores an EV / Sales of 0.7

✅ $BBY Best Buy scores an EV / Sales of 0.6

✅ $BBBY Bed Bath & Beyond scores an EV / Sales of 0.6
💡 The companies listed above vary in growth, margins, debt and earnings but provide a directional sense of $GME’s valuation

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