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EAGR stock trading plan advises buying at 0.28 CAD and shorting at 0.38 CAD with specified targets and stop losses for long-term trading.

EAGR stock trading plan advises buying near 0.28 CAD and shorting near 0.38 CAD with specified targets and stop losses.

East Side Games missed Q3 2025 revenue expectations due to heavy investment in new match-3 games, but expects growth and profitability by mid-2026.

EAGR stock trading plan advises buying at 0.28 CAD aiming for 0.38 CAD, with defined stop losses and short selling strategies.

East Side Games Group's Q3 2025 saw revenue growth from new match-3 games despite a temporary EBITDA loss due to heavy marketing investments, with positive returns expected by mid-2026.

East Side Games Group advanced product development and launched two new Match-genre games using popular entertainment IPs in Q3 2025.

East Side Games missed Q3 2025 revenue expectations due to heavy investment in new match-3 games, but user engagement grew and management expects profitability by mid-2026.

East Side Games Group has a manageable cash burn with a 2.6-year runway despite declining revenue and could easily raise funds if needed.

EAGR stock trading plan advises buying near 0.38 CAD and shorting near 0.50 CAD with defined targets and stop losses.

East Side Games Group reported modest revenue growth in Q2 2025 driven by strong early success of new game launches and steady performance of its core portfolio.

East Side Games Group announced its 2025 AGM results, including new board members and strategic plans to grow its mobile gaming business.

East Side Games Group posted Q3 2024 revenue growth driven by new game launches, innovative monetization strategies, and plans for expanded features and releases.

East Side Games Group posted modest revenue growth and strong profitability in Q3 2024, driven by new game launches and innovative monetization strategies.

A lawsuit accusing East Side Games of unpaid dues and game misappropriation was dismissed, affirming the company's ethical conduct.

East Side Games is cutting 20% of its workforce to streamline operations amid industry challenges and rising costs.

East Side Games is facing multiple legal claims in Canada and the US involving allegations of misrepresentation, intellectual property breaches, and employee poaching related to game development.

East Side Games Group is sued for $100 million by Truly Social Games over breach of contract and misappropriation related to the game Archer: Danger Phone.