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Should I Buy Activision Blizzard (ATVI)? Finance YouTuber Analysis

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Activision Blizzard · ATVI 3 channels
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The analyst recommends buying Activision Blizzard stock due to its strong fundamentals, including consistent revenue and EBITDA growth, robust free…

52W range
low – high, past year
Price target
95 – 126
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Analysis quality
78/100
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Who's calling it?

Investing GroveBuyConviction3/5Analysis quality60/1003

The YouTuber suggests buying Activision Blizzard on any significant price drops, particularly if the Microsoft acquisition falls through. He believes the longer-term outlook for gaming is positive, with trends towards increased monetization, which was Microsoft's original rationale for the acquisition.

BUY Conviction3/5 Analysis quality60/100 any big drops in the stock price due to the Microsoft acquisition falling through

The YouTuber suggests buying Activision Blizzard on any significant price drops, particularly if the Microsoft acquisition falls through. He believes the longer-term outlook for gaming is positive, with trends towards increased monetization, which was Microsoft's original rationale for the acquisition.

“I would be buying on any big drops here in this stock.”

BUY Conviction4/5 Analysis quality75/100 Price target95 now

The YouTuber suggests buying Activision Blizzard due to its ongoing acquisition by Microsoft. The stock is trading at a significant discount to the $95 all-cash offer, offering a 17% upside. The deal is expected to close by Microsoft's fiscal year-end next June, and shares are anticipated to move higher once regulatory approval is granted. Warren Buffett also holds a significant stake.

“shares of activision are now at eighty one dollars each against an all cash offer of ninety five dollars which which leaves a 17 upside to the stock”

BUY Conviction4/5 Analysis quality80/100 Price target95 now

The YouTuber recommends Activision Blizzard as an arbitrage play, as Microsoft agreed to buy it for $95 per share in an all-cash deal. The stock is currently trading 21% below the acquisition price, and the Federal Trade Commission is expected to approve the deal as early as August, making it a low-risk short-term opportunity.

“even activision a deal that is a great buy for both parties and an all cash offer it is trading for 21 below its acquisition price”

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Tom HalversenSellConviction4/5Analysis quality70/1001

The analyst advises caution on Activision Blizzard, despite its ongoing acquisition by Microsoft. He highlights that the stock trades at over 30 times earnings and its revenue has not grown significantly over the last five years. He warns that if the acquisition falls through, the stock could fall significantly due to its underlying business challenges and high valuation in a market where results are not improving.

AVOID Conviction4/5 Analysis quality70/100 now

The analyst advises caution on Activision Blizzard, despite its ongoing acquisition by Microsoft. He highlights that the stock trades at over 30 times earnings and its revenue has not grown significantly over the last five years. He warns that if the acquisition falls through, the stock could fall significantly due to its underlying business challenges and high valuation in a market where results are not improving.

“I would even caution that Activision Blizzard which is in the process of being acquired by Microsoft if that goes through could fall significantly if it doesn't.”

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Investing GroveBuyConviction4/5Analysis quality85/1001

The analyst recommends buying Activision Blizzard stock due to its strong fundamentals, including consistent revenue and EBITDA growth, robust free cash flow, and low debt. Despite recent workplace issues, the stock is currently undervalued at $66 per share, offering a projected 13% annualized return over the next decade, making it a well-priced stock with potential for market outperformance.

BUY Conviction4/5 Analysis quality85/100 Price target126 now

The analyst recommends buying Activision Blizzard stock due to its strong fundamentals, including consistent revenue and EBITDA growth, robust free cash flow, and low debt. Despite recent workplace issues, the stock is currently undervalued at $66 per share, offering a projected 13% annualized return over the next decade, making it a well-priced stock with potential for market outperformance.

“I can buy as much as I want right now for 66 dollars a share and I think it's worth out 10 years or sometime in the future 126 that's a doubling of the stock price alone.”

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FAQ

Should I buy Activision Blizzard?

3 finance YouTubers analysed Activision Blizzard with qualified reasoning — consensus: Sell, average analysis quality 78/100. This is not financial advice; review the individual analyses and sources above.

Are finance YouTubers bullish or bearish on Activision Blizzard?

Among the channels covering Activision Blizzard, 1 are buying and 1 are selling or avoiding — overall Sell.

What price target do YouTubers give Activision Blizzard?

The price targets mentioned for Activision Blizzard range 95–126. Targets are the YouTubers' own; not a guarantee.

How do you decide what to include for Activision Blizzard?

Only qualified analyses count: a clear buy/sell stance on Activision Blizzard with real reasoning (valuation, fundamentals, a catalyst or a chart setup). Passing mentions are excluded.

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