>The "WWE will die in your lifetime" meme

>>2851843
Now show max

>>2851843
> Stocks dropped when Danielle Bryan became WWE WHC.
What did wall street mean by this?

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>>2851858
Good point - it is even more impressive when you look at the max - WWE today is considered as valuable today as WWF in 2000 was at the pinnacle of the Attitude era and its pop culture relevance.
>>2851869
You've seen Wall Street, right? Michael Douglas and that 6lb of steak tartare with the raw egg on top? Wall Street knows vegans don't draw bank.

>>2851869
>still blaming Daniel Bryan for the initial losses of the Network, which right now keeps the company afloat

what did the cuck mean by this?

Come back in 2019 when their TV deal isn't renewed due to record low ratings.

I'm laughing thinking that a board occupied by carter and 2 other retards would even understand the stock market.

>>2851869
More like that large rise when he won and large drop when he got injured

>>2851872
All it really shows is WWE has struggled to stay ahead of inflation.

>>2851872
$100 in 2000 is the same as $142 in 2017.

>>2851889
>>2851890
This. Take inflation in to account and WWE is indeed dying.

>>2851843
For now, my position will be more HOLD than SELL. However, I will be closely monitoring the TV contract renewal (later this year?). By then, as well as the situation of rate hike at that time, we will get a better picture.

>>2851843
In 2019 they'll get lowballed because of the horrible ratings.

See how much revenue they post then.

>>2851884
>not managing your own investment portfolio
>2017

Keep living pay cheque to pay cheque while telling everyone who will listen they're a life failure, anon.

>>2851890
Assuming you did nothing but hold WWE stock from day one then yeah, you're right - you'd have done little better than just holding it as cash in a savings account.

But US Dollar has done rather well as a currency against most of the major currencies. So as a foreign investor, WWE is a good purchase. As a US investor with a forex account it would make a decent triangle trade.

>Sell dollar
>buy JPY
>Buy WWE stock
>JPY valuation increases
>Cash out WWE
>pay of Yen exposure
>pocket the remaining yen
>buy dollar
>free money.

>>2851869
WWE just spent millions of dollars on the development of a wrestling streaming service.

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You now remember the day Vinny Mac worked Wall Street into a shoot.

>>2851869
The chant was over not him

>>2851843
>Mkt cap: 1.57B

Absolutely pathetic.

>>2851885
The peak was at March 11 and started to really drop since then. WMXXX was on April 6th and the stocks were still dropping. Go google "wwe stock" and see for yourself.

>>2852020
>make long-term investments
>stock plummets
Really says something, huh?

>>2852067
It is a multinational company that unveiled a complete top-down re-structuring of its business model towards vertically integrated production/distribution.

Although not inevitable, a bubble in the market is a pretty common reaction. And a much better reaction than a sudden price crash, instead.

Speculators buy in on news of a big announcement, and trend watchers pile in after that when they see a price spike. Eventually everyone cashes out and it readjusts. The movements after the spike are a fairly healthy upward trend graph shape, however.

>>2852067
Apple Stock does the same thing with every new product launch.

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>>2852029
Not once, but twice