Video game maker Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) reported their fiscal Q4 earnings this week, and they more than justified the stubbornness seen in their shares in recent weeks. While equity markets have sold off relentlessly during what is turning out to be one of the worst starts to a year in living memory, shares of EA are ‘only’ down about 20% from last year’s high. Q1 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more If this was last year, such performance would be catastrophic, but in the context of 2022 it’s quite attractive really. The S&P 500 index is down about the same, while the tech-heavy…