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

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

UA 3/12/2010 6:40PM 52 Week Price Range Market Capitalization Dividend Yield Recent Dividend
$28.40 $15.78 — $33.31 $1.1 Billion 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 10/28/2009
Mad Money hosted by Jim Cramer has an unbelievable following and has been known to really impact stocks with their news coverage. Today, Under Armour, Incorporated Class A was discussed on Mad Money.

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It got crushed. How about the associated press headline at 8:32 yesterday. UNDER ARMOUR raises outlook on then we got this much more correct headline from a.P. UNDER ARMOUR falls as investors worry about q-4. If they raise outlook, why are we worried? It's the new math. Memo to UNDER ARMOUR, if you're going to have a bad fourth quarter, don't try to hide the fact in the full-year numbers. Do you think we're that stupid? They beat the earnings estimates by eight cents but only raised full-year guidance by five cents. Doesn't that actually mean the fourth quarter might come up three cents short?

“s the new math. Memo to UNDER ARMOUR, if you're going to have a bad fourth quarter, don't try to hide the fact in the full-year numbers. Do you think we're that stupid? They beat the earnings estimates by eight cents but only raised full-year guidance by five cents. Doesn't that actually mean the fourth quarter might come up three cents short? ” Mad Money Oct 28, 2009 6:54 PM
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