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It’s not only analysts who can look into the crystal ball, EA’s executives can too, it appears. The company predicts that in fiscal year 2011, they’ll have revenues of $6 billion. That’s over 50 percent higher than the estimated 2008 revenue, which is expected to be at just under $4 billion. The “news” helped EA’s stock to gain 5% at NASDAQ today.
