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Investors Are Bailing Out of Electronic Arts (EA). Here's Why.

Electronic Arts stock is trading -25.81% below its average target price of $157.92 after dropping -17.7% during today's morning session. Analysts are giving the Large-Cap Software company an average rating of buy and target prices ranging from $133.0 to $183.0 per share.

Electronic Arts's short interest — meaning the percentage of the share float that is being shorted — is lower than average at 3.0%. The stock's short ratio is 3.45. The company's insiders own 0.19% of its outstanding shares, which indicates a strong alignment between management and shareholder interests.

Another number to watch is the company's rate of institutional share ownership, which now stands at 98.2%. In conclusion, we believe there is mixed market sentiment regarding Electronic Arts.

Institutions Invested in Electronic Arts

Date Reported Holder Percentage Shares Value
2024-09-30 Vanguard Group Inc 11% 28,955,415 $3,392,705,922
2024-09-30 Blackrock Inc. 11% 28,536,238 $3,343,590,954
2024-09-30 Public Investment Fund 9% 24,807,932 $2,906,745,347
2024-09-30 State Street Corporation 6% 15,087,553 $1,767,808,557
2024-09-30 Capital International Investors 4% 11,550,995 $1,353,430,062
2024-09-30 Geode Capital Management, LLC 3% 6,671,657 $781,718,038
2024-09-30 Ninety One UK Ltd 2% 4,279,208 $501,394,793
2024-09-30 Massachusetts Financial Services Co. 2% 4,159,418 $487,358,999
2024-09-30 Independent Franchise Partners, LLP 2% 3,963,755 $464,433,166
2024-09-30 Morgan Stanley 1% 3,840,359 $449,974,856
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