Take-Two stockholder expects $80 GTA 6 price and trailer #3 when pre-orders start

The Take-Two Interactive stock rallied after Rockstar announced the start date for GTA 6 pre-orders. It saw another near 5% increase by the end of the next day. When buyers can reserve the title on June 25th, the stock could respond positively again. However, a major investor believes that the game’s cost and the timing of a third trailer are factors.

Budgeting for Grand Theft Auto 6

As a significant shareholder, Jefferies Financial Group has more at stake in the Rockstar project's launch than most fans. The bank spoke to Proactive Investors about how events might unfold. It predicts a standard edition GTA 6 price of $80 and the long-awaited debut of new gameplay footage.

Barring any earlier retail leaks, June 25th is set to end the debate over the cost of the crime epic. Jefferies advises buyers to reserve $80 for the least expensive version. That said, it can’t rule out a slightly more economical $70. Deluxe and collector’s editions are likely, and a lower base-edition price would add to their appeal.

Rockstar won’t include a multiplayer component on the November 19th GTA 6 release date. Still, the Take-Two shareholder thinks the premium options could offer hints about the mode. The studio may bundle currency for online use, but it’s also possible that all bonuses will be tied to its solo campaign. Monetization of the title will have an enormous impact on long-term profits.

With the last extended in-game footage surfacing in May 2025, many followers are anticipating a trailer #3 to accompany GTA 6 pre-orders. The Take-Two stockholder agrees but is more concerned with pricing than with confirmation of the developers’ talents.

The chance of seeing a third trailer

Based on the company’s marketing history, a trailer isn’t guaranteed. A second video for GTA 5 didn’t appear until more than a week after purchases began. In the case of Red Dead Redemption 2, a third cinematic had premiered a month before gamers could secure the open-world Western adventure.

Regardless of what Rockstar shares, Jefferies is optimistic about another surge in the Take-Two stock price. The bank cites Red Dead Redemption 2, noting that the start of the pre-orders sparked a 20% increase.