@socalminh: Why didn’t the stock behind GTA 6 skyrocket after all the hype? This is one of the biggest lessons new investors need to understand: Sometimes by the time regular people hear the news, Wall Street already priced it in. Enzo bought the stock at around $240, and by the time we filmed this, it was around $250. So yes, he was already up about $10 a share, which is great — but it didn’t explode the way some people expected. Why? Because the stock was already moving before the public excitement got louder. So even though GTA 6 is expected to be massive, the stock doesn’t always skyrocket just because everyone is finally talking about it. That’s why I told Enzo: buying a stock is not just about liking the product. You have to understand what the company still needs to prove. For GTA 6, the big money may not only come from selling the game one time. The real question is whether they can keep making money after launch through subscriptions, online play, add-ons, music partnerships, and monthly revenue. If they’re paying big names like Drake, building a massive open world, and spending years maintaining the game, then the company needs recurring revenue to justify the cost. And don’t forget, Take-Two also has NBA 2K coming out before GTA 6, so investors are watching more than just one game. Lesson for my son: A good company doesn’t always mean the stock jumps right away. Sometimes you have to be patient and watch the numbers. Revenue matters. Profit matters. Expectations matter. And timing matters. This is not financial advice. This is just a father teaching his son how to think before buying a stock. #FinancialEducation #StockMarketForBeginners #FatherSonFinance

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