For the most part, I've been pretty vocal about my disapproval of Gamestop, nonetheless it’s worth mentioning that there could be further fundamental weakness, which could drag the price down even further. At least according to Wedbush analyst, Michael Pachter:We expect February console/handheld software sales of $285 million, down 16% year-over-year from last year's $339 million, driven by a better release slate last year and the negative impact on standalone physical software sales of bundles and digital full game downloads. We expect this February's best-selling titles to be Activision Blizzard's Call of Duty: Black Ops III and Ubisoft's new release Far Cry Primal (PS4, XB1, PC). Solid sales from a pair of February 2015 releases, Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D and Take-Two's Evolve , and a popular January 2015 release, Warner Bros.' Dying Light , make a positive y-o-y growth figure unlikely. If software sales prove to be this weak, Gamestop will likely miss on earnings and sales estimates. I anticipate that traders can ride further weakness in the stock over the next couple days. As such, shorting based on these preliminary software sales figures may be worthwhile. Source: FreeStockCharts The stock has already pulled back following the reports. But I anticipate the stock to re-test the 20-day moving average over the next couple days. Therefore, swing traders could net a return of 3% to 5% over the next couple days by shorting the stock. Of course, the broader market has been relatively robust. But knowing that sales might decline by mid-teens this early into the year will likely prompt fundamentally oriented investors to reduce exposure over a multi-day period.