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Q1 2026 13F Highlights: 5 Top Funds in 5 Minutes
15 May was the SEC 13F deadline for Q1 2026. Five top managers I think are worth a read. Here's what changed, in plain SG-investor language.
Electronic Arts
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Electronic Arts (EA)
Electronic Arts Inc. develops, markets, publishes, and delivers games, content, and services for game consoles, PCs, and mobile phones worldwide. It develops an...
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Electronic Arts Analyst Rating
View moreForecast & Rating
Jul 13, 2026Price forecast
$205.79-1.87%
Forecast & RatingHold
18analysts
- Strong buy5.56%
- Buy0.00%
- Hold94.44%
- Sell0.00%
- Strong sell0.00%
News
- Wallstreetcn ·
JPMorgan Chase led Wall Street's major banks in attracting enough funds to support the leveraged buyout of Electronic Arts (EA) with approximately $15 billion in debt
- Wallstreetcn ·
Soros' 13F report for the fourth quarter shows that he has established long positions in Dayforce and New Gold, increased holdings in Microsoft, TSMC, Electronic Arts, and Amazon, while reducing positions in Snowflake and Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF, and completely liquidated Aramark, KKR, and iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF. He holds significant positions in Amazon, Alphabet - A, Salesforce, TKO, and Microsoft
- Wallstreetcn ·
JPMorgan Chase begins to issue $20 billion of debt for the EA acquisition deal
- Wallstreetcn ·
JPMorgan Chase has begun selling a batch of $20 billion worth of Electronic Arts (EA) buyout debt
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Shareholders of Electronic Arts (EA) voted to approve the sale of a $55 billion stake to the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF)
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Spending $29 billion! Saudi Arabia has almost "completely bought" EA