Financial News Discussion of UA - Under Armour, Incorporated Class A on Mad Money

Financial News for Under Armour, Incorporated Class A (UA)

UA 2/9/2010 2:37PM 52 Week Price Range Market Capitalization Dividend Yield Recent Dividend
$24.79 $11.94 — $33.31 $901.8 Million n/a n/a

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Under Armour, Inc. Class A was discussed on Mad Money which was originally produced by CNBC on 10/13/2009
Viewers on 10/13/09 heard about Under Armour, Incorporated Class A on Mad Money with host, Jim Cramer. It is always interesting to see how discussions of Under Armour, Incorporated Class A affect the stock going forward.

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International exposure. 16% of sales compared to only 5% and that leaves a lot of room for international growth. Deckers has a stronger sales outlook than UNDER ARMOUR too. Ugg sales have been accelerating on a weekly basis. I'm told this is a great season for u6789 ggs. U.S. Uggs's sales growth should be up 15% year over year. Who else? No one maybe other than google. UNDER ARMOUR on the last quarterly conference call the company said they expect revenues for the second half of 2009 to decline by 8%. UNDER ARMOUR also said it's going to mark down some of its current products in order to possible position. But that means taking a hit for the rest of 2009. I don't know anyone marking down stuff. There's not a lot of sales this I think deckers is clearly the better company on all counts. Only trading tone times expected UNDER ARMOUR trades at a huge multiple of 26 times earnings. Deckers is cheaper when you count for UNDER ARMOUR's higher projected growth rate. Deckers up 6%. UNDER ARMOUR's already up 23%. You missed the UNDER ARMOUR the charts of these to companies look almost exactly the same but based on the fundies deckers is a buy sxunder armour I don't want it. If you want a sports apparel company go buy nike which just recently told us how well things and you'd better get your uggs now before they run out for the holiday season.

“n for u6789 ggs. U.S. Uggs's sales growth should be up 15% year over year. Who else? No one maybe other than google. UNDER ARMOUR on the last quarterly conference call the company said they expect revenues for the second half of 2009 to decline by 8%. UNDER ARMOUR also said it's going to mark down some of its current products in order to possible position. But that means taking a hit for the rest of 2009. I don't know anyone marking down stuff. There's not a lot of sales this I think deckers is clearly the better company on all counts. Only trading tone times expected UNDER ARMOUR trades at a huge multiple of 26 times earnings. Deckers is cheaper when you count for UNDER ARMOUR's higher projected growth rate. Deckers up 6%. UNDER ARMOUR's already up 23%. You missed the UNDER ARMOUR the charts of these to companies look almost exactly the same but based on the fundies deckers is a buy sxunder armour I don't want it. If you want a sports apparel company go buy nike which just recently told us how well things and you'd better get your uggs now before they run out for the holiday season. ” Mad Money Oct 13, 2009 6:34 PM
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