WWE

Discussion in 'Stocks' started by dealmaker, Feb 18, 2020.

  1. dealmaker

    dealmaker

    Top Hedge Fund Manager Has Washed His Hands Of Nearly 3 Million WWE Shares (Forbes)
    As WWE’s stock begins to stabilize amid a steady decline that burned several investors, who once upon a time saw its share price skyrocket to $100, top investor Stephen Mandel of Lone Pine Capital has divested all shares as of December 31 per SEC filings released this past Friday. The combined selloff amounts to 2,959,183 shares, around 2.3 million of which were purchased last April when WWE’s stock was peaking at $96.11. Lone Capital was the 4th-largest institutional owner of WWE’s shares and the 10th-largest overall.
     
  2. The WWE is a highly risky stock, if the XFL ends up being a success I expect great things for the company. However, has any professional football league ever stood the test of time against the NFL? The XFL already failed once and I suspect it will happen again.
     
  3. jys78

    jys78

    Isn't XFL a personal project of McMahon? i.e. no impact either way on WWE stock...
     
  4. Perhaps, I just assumed it was as the original XFL was.
     
  5. gaussian

    gaussian

  6. I don't know about incompetent, but McMahon certainly seems like an ass.