OT EA. Damn that downtrend got stick saved by the Fed last week. But, it didn't make a new high, and I see it bounced today exactly off the 50sma. Hopefully the lacklustre GME report will throw some cold water on the high premiums in the sector, and it's not like anyone can claim GME isn't relevant since they were boasting about their record high marketshare today - "highest market share in history with 28% share of next-generation hardware, 46% share of next-generation software and an estimated 42% share of downloadable content". I'm still optimistic it'll be down to $50-$52 soon, especially with the broader market showing more signs of weakness, and geopolitical activity heating up.

BF Hardline continues to look unimpressive to me. On my local level, almost nobody on my Friends list playing it, game boards are fairly quiet, and I've been checking the stats here:

bfhstats.com/

They show that it peaked in users on Sunday at 282K, which was the sum total of 24 hour peak concurrent users on 5 platforms. Bloodborne seems very popular this week. The Borderlands collection will also take some attention. I suspect it'll be a popular used item soon at GME. BFH will be $39.99 this Sunday at Best Buy and therefore other retailers.