New Constructs CEO David Trainer appeared on CNBC’s Closing Bell on Wednesday June 1, 2016 to discuss Nike (NKE) vs. Under Armour (UA) and which provides the better risk/reward.
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New Constructs CEO David Trainer appeared on CNBC’s Closing Bell on Wednesday June 1, 2016 to discuss Nike (NKE) vs. Under Armour (UA) and which provides the better risk/reward.
Photo Credit: fox2mike (Flickr)
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Under Armour (UA) falls 15% as earnings fail to meet the lofty expectations embedded in the stock price, which we outline in the video above.
UA falls over 25% as earnings miss expectations and guidance disappoints. In the video above, CEO David Trainer outlines how the expectations embedded in the stock price were far too optimistic.
UA falls over 8% as company cuts revenue outlook and announces store closures and workforce reductions. Now down over 50% since CEO David Trainer highlighted the concerns about its valuation in June 2016.
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