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Our monthly Fire Best Buys Now are designed to highlight our team’s three favourite, most timely Buys from our growing list of growth-focused Fire recommendations, to help Fools build out their portfolios.

“Best Buys Now” Pick #1:

Games Workshop (LSE:GAW)

  • Games Workshop manufactures miniatures used for wargaming under the Warhammer brand.
  • The vertically integrated business has no real competitors that can match its control over the design, manufacture and distribution of its models and rule books.
  • The company recently reached an agreement with Amazon Content Services to turn its intellectual property into film and TV products – which we see as highly significant.
  • Licensing opportunities associated with Games Workshop’s IP, which has a large and very loyal fanbase, generate extra revenue and cash flow for a relatively limited extra cost, while also helping attract new tabletop miniatures players.

“Best Buys Now” Pick #2:

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