Amouranth shares how much she earned from investing in Activision Blizzard
Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa is known for her smart investments just as much as her risque content. This time, the controversial Kick streamer revealed how much she made by investing in Activision Blizzard.
Amouranth has made a massive amount of money on OnlyFans and beyond. She often uses the millions she earns a month towards investments and projects. This includes Activision Blizzard. Last year, Amouranth told fans that she was going to buy $2 million in Activision Blizzard stock.
At the time, the stock was listed at $79.32. Since then, the stock has skyrocketed in price, and it’s now sitting at over $90. This has earned Amouranth a good chunk of change.
Amouranth reveals Activision Blizzard investment outcome
It seems that Amouranth’s investment in Activision Blizzard stock has paid off.
Amouranth recently tweeted that she made around $261,000 off of her large investment in the game publisher. That means the stock value went up about 13% in the past year. She’s now selling half of her stocks.
Activision Blizzard saw an increase in its stock price when it was announced that Microsoft was acquiring the company. The process has been quite complex and challenging, but Microsoft has managed to keep getting around roadblocks, and it looks like the acquisition is finally nearing a conclusion.
On top of that, Call of Duty, Overwatch, and World of Warcraft are seeing a lot of success. Still, it should be kept in mind that Activision Blizzard recently admitted that their esports side was failing, and it didn’t seem like the brand had a promising solution.
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