Take-Two Interactive Software Inc

We expect it to drive growth despite new consumption methods and potential regulation.

Our analysts increased their fair value estimates on these stocks by more than 10% in June.

We're raising our fair value estimate on the narrow-moat gamemaker based on the projected launch of 'Grand Theft Auto VI.'

Though they're all richly priced today, these firms stand to benefit from the trend of watching video games, the rise of e-sports, and the increasing use of microtransactions.

We've raised our economic moat rating and fair value estimate on the video game publisher as it continues to benefit from its expanded portfolio.

The gaming industry is healthier than ever--and growth is expected to continue.

The most expensive U.S. stocks we cover aren't necessarily bad investments, but they feel a little rich today.

Activision Blizzard, Ubisoft, and Take-Two also have potential in plans to expand and reinvigorate franchises.

Stocks as a whole aren't outrageously expensive even after the recent runup, but these names have fallen firmly into the overvalued category.

These sour investment laggards may be worth tossing from your portfolio.

See who missed 2009's party.

This sector offers enticing opportunities for long-term investors.

Companies and industries we like in software, hardware, telecom, and media.

As the big boys gain favor, it's time to look for small fry.

Bumps in the road may provide opportunities for long-term investors.

But some of the best buys remain in the bargain bin.