Take-Two Interactive is one of the "big three" game publishers, along with Electronic Arts (EA) and Activision-Blizzard (ATVI). With the stock now on the Magic Formula screen, is it an attractive value investment?

The Dow plunged over 370 points in yesterday’s going, wiping out Friday’s spectacular gains for big-name stocks.

But there are profits to be made in the small-cap market says Laura Cadden in Today’s Financial News. She’s found three great small-cap stocks going for bargain prices. All three have solid valuation ratios and strong short-term growth prospects.

Story from 13D tracker. Investor group will name six to board, reduce board from 9 to 6. Group made up of: "OppenheimerFunds disclosed a 24.5% stake, D. E. Shaw a 9% stake, SAC Capital a 7.8% stake and Tudor a 4.8% stake." That's quite a combined stake! Anyway, I'm sure the media won't be able to resist the rhyming headline: "A Coup at Take Two"

If you are following any video game stocks, you might find some of the information in this article of interest. NPD Funworld reported last night that video game software sales grew 28.4% in September versus the same month last year. Of all the stocks mentioned in this article, I would keep an eye on the least favored, Activision.