3 Top Gaming Stocks to Buy in February

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Canada has a relatively small gaming industry, with only a handful of companies reaching the small-cap mark. It’s also an underrepresented segment of our tech sector since no major publicly traded gaming studios or game-oriented tech stocks exist in Canada.

It’s a good idea for Canadians looking to invest in gaming stocks to cast a wider net, both geographically and when it comes to the interpretation of gaming companies/stocks.

A hospitality and gaming company

Alberta-based Gamehost (TSX:GH) is among the largest gaming businesses in the country. It has five properties in its portfolio; three of them are in the Grande Prairie. All three casinos the company owns are in different Albertan cities, giving it a decent geographic reach. The hospitality properties (dedicated or combined) complement this business model.

Dividends are the more reliable part of this stock’s return potential, but the stock…

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