Everything Is Awesome At Gamestop

WTFast’s unveiled a new deal with GameStop Corp. GME on February 16.

WTFast will be offering its specially dedicated transmission wire to Gamestop shoppers. The wire was created to help the hard-core gamers transfer their data without the clogging typically experienced on generic wires.

Gamestop shares closed Tuesday’s session at $37.14, up ~1 percent since the deal was announced. Gamestop’s stock has struggled to breakout of the $35 to $40 range since the beginning of January 2014, thanks to headwinds from Walmart’s used game market and the bleed of gamers to the Internet, or dedicated clouds offered directly by the game creators.

Gamestop has an appealing P/E ratio of 8.9 compared to the sector’s 19.4, according to data from Zack’s Research Group.

The Trailing Twelve Month P/E for Gamestop stands at 11.3, while the sector is at 22.5. Gamestop has appeal on many other levels, including better Debt/Equity ratios and superior ROE (17.4 percent Vs. 15 percent), ROA (9.3 percent Vs 4.5 percent), and ROC levels (16.7 percent and 7.1 percent).

With a company performing like it has, there's little wonder the equity was listed on Wedbush’s list of video games stocks with compelling entry points on February 3.

The company has been going strong for a hot minute too. In January, Sterne Agee was excited for the 31 percent growth in unit sales through the holiday season and expected it to continue:

"We believe these results bode well for 2015 and should help refute some of the bear thesis on the stock."

Gamestop is offering steady upside, and according to a seasonality chart provided by Think Or Swim, it stands to perform well through the beginning of Q3 2015.

On Tuesday, shares traded up ~1.5 percent to $37.71.