I warned of this when it happened. UA was highly overvalued. It wad a ridiculously stupid move on Jacobs part.
Good article. I think you are actually right.I don’t really follow these kinds of things. Can someone tell me why Under Armor is failing so hard. Is it just because their shit sucks and is ugly?
man I tried to read that article and halfway through it started talking about trump...in an under armor article, then I realized it was CNN...rest of the article continues to obsesses about trump and nazis and such. wtf is the media these days, I'm trying to read about stocks man.Good article. I think you are actually right.
http://money.cnn.com/2017/10/31/investing/under-armour-earnings-stock/index.html
man I tried to read that article and halfway through it started talking about trump...in an under armor article, then I realized it was CNN...rest of the article continues to obsesses about trump and nazis and such. wtf is the media these days, I'm trying to read about stocks man.
The first sentence in that article calls them a “sneaker company.” Weird. Or at least to me bc I’ve never once really associated them with shoesGood article. I think you are actually right.
http://money.cnn.com/2017/10/31/investing/under-armour-earnings-stock/index.html
Their shoes are the worst part.The first sentence in that article calls them a “sneaker company.” Weird. Or at least to me bc I’ve never once really associated them with shoes
I mean maybe if they were talking about hillary and UA stock and snake logos I'd get itI didn’t read the article. We’re they just talking about things that sucked in general? UA stock, Nazis, Trump....I see the trend.
I bought a pack of UA socks the other day. I find them to be of high quality. That is all I have to say about this. I think some of their uni's look sweet too.
Would've been a great deal if he had sold it all the next day. Was he not allowed to?I warned of this when it happened. UA was highly overvalued. It wad a ridiculously stupid move on Jacobs part.
Would've been a great deal if he had sold it all the next day. Was he not allowed to?
How do you figure on our end? I’m sure I’m looking at it too simply. He does make it seem in the article that there is a waiting period when he says “look forward to the day when we can cash in”There are a lot of factors that could have made it a bad deal to have sold it the next day. For us and their company.
I would assume there was some clause that we had to hold onto it for so long, possibly even going so far as to stipulate how much we could sell at any one time. Either way you look at it this was a huge gamble by our incompetent AD.Would've been a great deal if he had sold it all the next day. Was he not allowed to?
How do you figure on our end? I’m sure I’m looking at it too simply. He does make it seem in the article that there is a waiting period when he says “look forward to the day when we can cash in”
I would assume there was some clause that we had to hold onto it for so long, possibly even going so far as to stipulate how much we could sell at any one time. Either way you look at it this was a huge gamble by our incompetent AD.
Makes sense. I can't really fault him for it. Some stock is better than no stockBudgets for one thing. They also agreed to “give” us an extra 1.5 million worth of stuff each year. Just a lot of things involved in a 78 million dollar contract. I’m certain there was a waiting period. Tax implications for them “donating” 10 million to us.
It wasn't a bad deal, overall, but he got suckered on this portion of it.We got lots of cash up front. Without the stock it was still a 68+ million dollar deal. I am not a Jacobs guy but I don’t think it was a bad deal.
Feel like this was a late throw in to end the negotiations and settle on a number they liked more than we did. Like if your buying a new house and the builder throws in a spare lot instead of coming down anymore. Except later you find out the lot was too small to build on so you basically just got a nice buffer with no value.It wasn't a bad deal, overall, but he got suckered on this portion of it.
It definitely won a PR battle for him with the boog fan base. I was lambasted for suggesting it was a poor gamble.Feel like this was a late throw in to end the negotiations and settle on a number they liked more than we did. Like if your buying a new house and the builder throws in a spare lot instead of coming down anymore. Except later you find out the lot was too small to build on so you basically just got a nice buffer with no value.
I'm not following your question.Where did you have us in relation to the 68+million we got, excluding the stock? How did you determine the number?