It's Not Game Over for This Stock
It's been a rough year for shareholders of mobile gaming competition platform Skillz (NYSE: SKLZ). The stock surged to $46 per share after striking a partnership with the National Football League back in February, but investors have since soured on it, selling it down to less than $10 per share this month, a staggering 80% decline.
The stock's price movement might give the impression that the business is on the verge of failure, but not so fast. Here are three reasons Skillz could have a much better narrative in the future.
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