Activision Blizzard: Navigating Uncertainty Of The Microsoft Deal And Future Growth Prospects

Ash Anderson
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Summary

  • Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard faces regulatory hurdles, with potential gains of ~12% if the deal goes through.
  • If the deal falls through, Activision's share price will drop, offering an attractive entry point for investors who believe in its growth potential.
  • ATVI stock, at best, is a hold right now.

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I've discussed Activision Blizzard (ATVI) several times in the past, and today I'd like to revisit it once more to explore the potential outcomes of the Microsoft (MSFT) deal.

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