GameStop shares are down nearly 5% on Thursday amid calls to restrict the sales of violent video games. The stock still looks good, though, with a healthy dividend yield of 3.6% and a long-term earnings growth projection of 9.3%.
Zacks.com, Contributor, Forbes
Thu, 12/20/2012 - 12:19pm
GameStop shares are down nearly 5% on Thursday amid calls to restrict the sales of violent video games. The stock still looks good, though, with a healthy dividend yield of 3.6% and a long-term earnings growth projection of 9.3%.