Meaningless nitpicking that you might actually find helpful.<br><br>A naysaying fanboy commenter (or a corporate PR hack impersonating one) might counter that the stock market in general has been in free fall for the last two months or so, so that you can't infer a specific problem in the gaming industry from their stock prices, as all stock prices have fallen.  <br><br>Given that the stock graphs have relative Y scales, you might not be able to tell if this is a viable argument by just looking at them.<br><br>The way you'd determine if that were a viable explanation or not is to compare the stock market indexes decline to the decline of your chosen basket of gaming stocks.  Since I'm writing a YouTube comment and thus by definition have too much free time, I decided to do this with the S&amp;P 500," the DJIA  and the four stocks you showed from June 25th to January 4th (when I write this).<br><br>Stock Jan 4th Jun 25th Change<br>DJIA 22686.22 24252.8 -6.46%<br>S&amp;P 500 2447.89 2717.07 -9.91%<br>EA 78.71 140.52 -43.99%<br>UBSFY 14.92 21.71 -31.28%<br>ATVI 45.36 74.7 -39.28%<br>TTWO 99.15 116.73 -15.06%<br><br>Superficial analysis: The stocks in question performed significantly worse than the overall market", although TakeTwo was the least bad, possibly on the comparative strength of Red Dead Redemption 2.