GameStop: offers from the Advent Calendar of 8 December 2021, there is also Cyberpunk 2077

GameStop: offers from the Advent Calendar of 8 December 2021, there is also Cyberpunk 2077

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On the GameStop Italia website, discounts are available for today's Advent Calendar, Wednesday 8 December 2021. Among the new games on offer we find, among others, Cyberpunk 2077 and Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot.

We remind you that you can find all the offers of the Advent Calendar on the official website of GameStop.it, which you can reach us at this address.

Here are the games on offer with the GameStop Advent Calendar on Wednesday 8 December:

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot for PS4 and Xbox One - 24.98 euros Cyberpunk 2077 for PS4 and Xbox One - 19.98 euros The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes for PS5, PS4 and Xbox platforms - 24.98 euros Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions for PS4 - 19.98 euros Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions for Nintendo Switch - € 29.98 PJMASK: Heroes of the Night for PS4 and Nintendo Switch - € 29.98 Just Dance 2022 for PS5, PS4, Switch and Xbox platforms - € 39.98

Cyberpunk 2077 is among the new offers from the GameStop Advent Calendar We are approaching Christmas and therefore similar offers could be particularly interesting as a gift. In particular, the offer on Cyberpunk 2077 could be tempting to many, given that it is a particularly low price and could prove to be an excellent investment for the future given the arrival in 2022 of the long-awaited next-gen upgrade for PS5 and Xbox Series X | S.

What do you think of today's GameStop Advent Calendar discounts, Wednesday 8 December 2021? Is there any offer that interests you in particular? Please let us know in the comments.

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Fiscal Q3 Earnings Live Blog: Will GameStop Stock Rebound?

Gaming retailer and meme crowd favorite GameStop  (GME) - Get GameStop Corp. Class A Report will release its Q3 results on December 9, shortly after the closing bell. Wall Street Memes will start following all the action at 4 p.m. EST.


Please join us for this event, and refresh your browser regularly after the end of the trading session for real-time updates. Scroll through the different sections below to follow earnings day step-by-step. From top to bottom: (1) Q&A; (2) earnings call's prepared remarks; (3) pre-earnings live blog, and (4) earnings expectations.

Figure 1: A GameStop store.

Figure 1: A GameStop store.


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Earnings call: Q&A

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Earnings call: prepared remarks

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Pre-earnings live blog

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Earnings expectations

According to Seeking Alpha, Wall Street expects to see GameStop post revenue growth of 18% this time, on total sales of $1.19 billion. Interestingly, this is the last quarter of projected increase in the top line for the next year and a half, as GameStop’s comps begin to look tough in 2022.


Looking further down the P&L, per-share net loss is expected to land at -$0.52. If confirmed, this will be GameStop’s sixth quarter of negative earnings in the past seven — i.e. since around the start of the pandemic. Wall Street expects to see negative earnings in four of the next five quarters, fiscal Q3 included.


Here are some interesting questions to keep in mind on earnings day:

  • Will the console refresh cycle keep fueling strong double-digit growth in hardware? Or will the supply chain crisis cause sales to hiccup this time?
  • After growing by only 3% last quarter, will the software segment rebound?
  • Can momentum in collectibles continue? If so, will it be meaningful enough to instill investors with confidence and bullishness?
  • Will the management team provide more updates on GameStop’s logistics investments, and will it excite investors about the company’s inroads in e-commerce?
  • Will gross margin improve again, as it did in fiscal Q2? And can GameStop continue to keep SG&A under control, maybe through more store closures, creating operating leverage and helping with the bottom line?
  • Will the management team finally share guidance for the rest of fiscal 2021 or 2022?

    • Of course, a big question in the minds of investors and traders is whether GME stock can rebound from the current drawdown. Since peaking in late January 2021, shares have lost half of their market value.


    The slightly better news is that GameStop stock comes into fiscal Q3 earnings week valued at 120 times the projected 2023 EPS. While this multiple still looks very rich, it is lower than the 140 times of three months ago. GME has been down nearly 20% in the past month alone.


    Could earnings day be a catalyst that sends the share price higher? The “ape community” of retail investors certainly hope so.


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