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  "type": "article",
  "title": "Wall Street Bets on a 52% Take-Two Rally as Grand Theft Auto 6 Preorders Open This Week",
  "summary": "With GTA 6 preorders opening this week, Bank of America has lifted its price target on Take-Two stock to $368, roughly 52% above where the shares trade now.",
  "content": "The biggest release in gaming is almost here, and as Grand Theft Auto 6 preorders prepare to go live, Take-Two Interactive Software stock (TTWO) has moved firmly into investors' sights. Preorders open on Thursday, June 25, and the game's pricing will be revealed once that window unfurls. In the single week leading up to the preorders, TTWO has already climbed close to 12%, and there is room for the shares to push even higher.\n\nBank of America Lifts Its Price Target\nBank of America Securities has reiterated its buy rating on TTWO while raising its price target. The firm expects the stock could surge to a high of $368 from its current price of $242, an upside of roughly 52% from where it trades today. Put another way, if that call proves accurate, a $1,000 investment could turn into more than $1,500. It is a bold forecast, because not every asset in the broader US stock market is capable of delivering gains of 50% or more.\n\nA Big Bet on GTA 6 Revenue\nBank of America Securities sees significant upside for TTWO following the release of GTA 6 on November 19, 2026. The firm believes the company's 'pay-to-progress' model will drive higher player spending than Fortnite's. Beyond the preorders and the launch itself, monetization from the game's Online mode could surge as well. The more players spend, the bigger the revenues for Rockstar Games, and the higher its earnings climb. The bank estimates each player could spend around $60 per-user monetization (MAU).\n\nA Decade-Long Wait Nears Its End\nTTWO is set to stay in the spotlight through 2026 as the GTA 6 release draws closer. Fans are eagerly awaiting the launch, which has made it the most talked-about game around. Players have been waiting for more than a decade, since GTA 5 arrived back in 2013. In the years since, Rockstar Games has kept earning from the Online version alongside steady sales of GTA 5. GTA 6 is expected to cross $1 billion in sales on its very first day on the market.\n\nWhat this means for you\nWhat this means for you:\n\n• For investors: Bank of America's $368 target is about 52% above the current $242, but it is only a forecast, so weigh the risk carefully before putting money into any stock.\n• For gamers: GTA 6 preorders open on June 25 and the pricing will be revealed at the same time, so you can plan your purchase only once that window opens.\n\nQuestions & Answers\n\n1. When do GTA 6 preorders open?\nPreorders open on Thursday, June 25, and the game's pricing will be revealed as that window opens.\n\n2. What price target did Bank of America set for TTWO?\nBank of America Securities reiterated a buy rating and raised its price target to $368, up from the current price of $242.\n\n3. How much higher is that target than the current price?\nIt represents roughly 52% upside from the present value, meaning a $1,000 investment could turn into more than $1,500.\n\n4. When does GTA 6 release?\nGTA 6 is scheduled to release on November 19, 2026.\n\n5. Why does the bank expect TTWO to rise?\nIt believes the company's 'pay-to-progress' model will drive higher player spending than Fortnite's, with each player spending around $60 per-user monetization (MAU).\n\n6. How much has TTWO climbed ahead of the preorders?\nTTWO has risen close to 12% in the single week leading up to the preorders.\n\n7. How much could GTA 6 sell on launch day?\nGTA 6 is expected to cross $1 billion in sales on the day of its launch.",
  "url": "https://trendkia.com/en/market/gta-6-ki-pri-rdara-se-pahale-take-two-ke-sheyara-men-52-uchhala-ki-ummida-bank-of-america-ne-barhaya-tarageta-2960",
  "category": "Market",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-25",
  "tags": [
    "GTA 6",
    "Take-Two stock",
    "Rockstar Games",
    "Bank of America",
    "price target",
    "GTA 6 preorder",
    "US stock market"
  ],
  "language": "en",
  "site": "TrendKia"
}