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Hasbro Stock Rises on Magic: The Gathering Revenue; Equifax Reports Strong Profits

1 report, 1 independent Updated Tue 00:00
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What happened

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Hasbro climbed 4.2% after reporting that its Magic: The Gathering game generated more than $600 million during a quarter for the first time. The company also raised its forecasts for revenue growth and profitability. Separately, Equifax rallied 10.6% after reporting a bigger profit for the summer than analysts expected, despite high mortgage rates.

From baltimoresun.com

Why it matters

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The strong performance of Hasbro, driven by Magic: The Gathering sales, contributed to a generally rising U.S. stock market. Stock prices tend to follow corporate profits over the long term, as several companies delivered results higher than analysts expected.

From baltimoresun.com

Who's involved

  • HasbroToy and entertainment company whose stock rose following strong game revenue.
  • MagicGame whose performance is a critical driver of Hasbro's revenue.
  • EquifaxCredit reporting agency that reported a bigger profit for the summer than expected.
  • HalliburtonCorporation that added 1.8% after reporting profit.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • HasbroSpeculative

    Hasbro might see increased revenue and raised forecasts due to sales of Magic: The Gathering.

  • EquifaxSpeculative

    Equifax could see increased investment and market valuation following its higher-than-expected summer profit report.

  • HalliburtonSpeculative

    Halliburton might see increased investor confidence based on its profit reporting.

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