- Black Myth: Wukong is out today and it’s already storming up the charts. On Steam, the game has skyrocketed to a peak concurrent player count of almost 1.5 million players, which is coming remarkably close to threatening the spot held by Counter-Strike 2, with a record of 1.8 million concurrent users.
- Developed by Shenzhen-based studio Game Science which is backed by Tencent Holdings, the much-anticipated game was released for Windows and Sony PS 5, and bears the industry’...

Beyondsoft's falling ROCE trend is concerning, despite reinvestment in its business. The stock's 5-year return of only 8.7% mirrors these uninspiring trends. Investors seeking a multi-bagger might find better opportunities elsewhere.

DHC SoftwareLtd's declining ROCE trend is concerning. Despite reinvestment, returns are shrinking, suggesting it may not be a potential multi-bagger stock.

Despite a share price rise, the company's modest revenue growth and falling EPS may not impress investors. Market conditions and other factors have negatively impacted the share price over the past year.

Investors hope for a business turnaround despite poor growth. However, the high P/E ratio may not be sustainable without significant medium-term improvements. Current share prices may be unreasonable considering recent earnings performance.

XGD's high P/E ratio is justified by its forecasted growth, outpacing the wider market. Shareholders remain confident in future earnings, reluctant to sell. Yet, 3 warning signs for XGD warrant consideration.

Despite DHC SoftwareLtd's high profit retention, its low return rate may be hindering earnings growth. The company's falling earnings and stock performance suggest caution.

Shenzhen Sea Star Technology's declining ROCE and flat capital employed suggest it may be a maturing business facing new competition or smaller margins. These trends may not be conducive to creating a multi-bagger, suggesting other investment options could be considered.