HSBC analyst Mohammed Khallouf initiated coverage of Electronic Arts with a Hold rating and $128 price target. The company is the leading sport genre games publisher of iconic FIFA fame, but is struggling with the mobile gaming segment, the analyst tells investors in a research note. The firm says EA is facing a slowdown post the World Cup and the threat of increased competition in the longer run.
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