Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) leaks have largely marked the online discourse over the past week, but Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO) stock prices have hardly budged.
Now, as the new extended look at the game on Netflix draws near, we’ve asked OpenAI’s chatbot ChatGPT to predict Take-Two stock price on the GTA 6 trailer 3 release date, August 27.
At the time of writing, August 26, TTWO shares were changing hands at $237. According to the algorithm, the figure is most likely to gain around 2.1-4.2% once GTA 6 trailer 3 drops tomorrow and trade at $242-$247.
In the most bullish scenario, which assumes the preview can generate significant market buzz, the shares could gain up to 9.7% and close at $260, which would be a new all-time high.
More bearish scenarios see the price either remaining where it is now or plummeting 7.2% and pulling back to $220, a level last seen in June.
Analysts are bullish on Take-Two stock as Rockstar confirms November 19 GTA 6 launch date
Like the machine learning algorithm, some analysts are also optimistic about Take-Two Interactive stock prices. For example, Benchmark maintained its ‘Buy’ rating and $300 price target on the game publisher on August 27.
The target represents approximately 25% upside from the stock’s current price, and analyst Mike Hickey notes that despite the short-term pressure, the leaked footage appears to demonstrate strong game quality and mature development.
Accordingly, he believes that there is no verified evidence of weaker consumer demand or any change to the game’s once again confirmed November 19 release date. Instead, the upcoming Netflix presentation could give Rockstar an opportunity to regain control of the marketing narrative.
While Hickey acknowledged that the leaks disrupted the promotional campaign, he believes they ultimately strengthen the fundamental investment case for GTA VI.
UBS and Benchmark also reiterated their Buy ratings with $300 price targets, while Oppenheimer increased its target to $280, citing first-quarter fiscal 2027 net bookings that exceeded guidance. At the same time, Baird raised its target to $270, highlighting NBA 2K engagement and continued strength in GTA Online.
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