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The Best Gaming Stocks to Buy Right Now

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The online gaming industry is massive and is showing no signs of slowing down. The industry was already booming, but some of the conditions created by the recent pandemic have actually benefited the industry even more. The field is showing signs of resilience and still has growth potential. It is, however, a sector that can seem difficult to grasp from the outside in. This is why you need to have some understanding of the big players, and which ones are showing the most promise. Let’s take a look at some of the gaming stocks you should be paying special attention to at the moment.

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Capcom

Capcom has been a giant in the gaming industry since the early ’80s and is probably one of the most recognisable and respected names in the sector. They’ve seen impressive success with their latest franchise games like Monster Hunter and Resident Evil. What sets Capcom apart is expertise, but also their impressive collection of cult franchises like Devil May Cry, Megaman, and Street Fighter just to name a few.

Besides their selection and brand recognition, another thing that makes Capcom’s stock interesting is dividends. The company aims to redistribute around 30% of its annual profit to shareholders, which is always nice to hear from a well-established company with years in the business and one of the most solid reputations and track records.

 

Activision Blizzard

Activision is another fixture in the industry and is actually one of the oldest developers still active. They’ve been creating games since the days of the Atari, and their expertise is in part why they’re still such a big name today. But, they’ve recently gained traction thanks to their subsidiary, Blizzard, which brought us some of the greatest PC titles in history.

Activision is the single largest gaming developer in the US and has one of the most solid portfolios as well. They also do a great job at covering all bases, with Blizzard overlooking PC titles, Activision focusing on consoles, and King Digital dealing with mobile titles specifically. A company with great potential for growth and a reputation for releasing iconic titles.

 

Online Casino Stocks

We can no longer ignore online casino stocks. While the COVID crisis was a black swan event of epic proportions for the traditional gambling industry, it was a windfall for online gambling, especially in places like Australia. Online pokies Australia are more popular than ever, even if the supply is somewhat limited.

The global online gambling industry is currently estimated to be at 450 billion right now. Europe and the UK in particular are where the industry seems to be the most established and well regulated. Some of the stocks to watch include William Hill (WIMHF), DraftKings (DKNG), and The Stars Group (TSG).

 

Conclusion

These are all great options if you want to take advantage of the booming online gaming industry. We suggest that you give those stocks and companies a closer look, and don’t hesitate to ask insiders and players their opinion behind these.

 

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