GameStop attracts large investors as shorts back off
Thanks to retailer's new strategy, analysts see revenue on track for fourth straight year of growth
San Francisco
GAMESTOP, one of the most shorted US stocks, has started to attract institutional buyers and dissuade some traders betting against it as it fights off a consumer shift toward downloading video games and its depressed share price stabilises.
Shares of the retailer dropped from US$46 to US$25 in the two months through mid-January and then recovered to just over US$30, where they've hovered steadily in recent weeks.
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