The cracks are off the rose

the cracks are off the rose

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Serious case of VDS

why didn't stephen p. new come out

Burn wwe to the ground.

Bloom is off the onions

let us to be strong, sirs and remember what baba Vince has told to you
FOREVER!
TOGETHER!!!!

Anyone who invests in individual stocks and follows them regularly knows that after any kind of scandal, any M&A activity, or even just an especially bad quarter, you're going to see lawfirms opportunistically filling these lawsuits, issuing press releases soliciting shareholders.
Obviously some of these suits are well-deserved, and help keep management honest, but most of them are just opportunistic shakedowns to enrich the attorneys.
Nothingburger.

Also, if you follow stocks, you probably even recognize some of those names, like
>Scott + Scott
>Rosen Law Firm
You constantly see press releases from these firms announcing new securities lawsuits.
Again, nothingburger.

>standard ambulance chasers looking to get a "settlement" off a company that was in the news where the CEO is being investigated for an affair
Nothing will come of this. These shyster law firms actually put out ads to get people to sign up so they can make it a class action, no one has actually come to them to sue WWE.
notice how it says
>These firms are seeking WWE shareholders
They are literally begging people that have WWE stocks to sign up because without them they can't do shit because they have no clients.
Of course the aewtists are worked by this.

Very interesting to say the least

>Nothing will come of this. These shyster law firms actually put out ads to get people to sign up so they can make it a class action, no one has actually come to them to sue WWE.
This.
People who don't own individual stocks (or do, but ignore them) don't realize how common this is.

vince finna get raped harder than nash in the summer of 92

Good. Take that fucking faggot company down.

This. And WWE stocks were statistically tracked and the overwhelming majority were single and partial share purchases. Meaning somebody dropped $50 +/- a couple years ago at IPO just to have the logo in a portfolio spreadsheet and get a chuckle out of being an "owner" of a wrestling company. Its not like anyone was expecting retirement money on WWE stock, its a novelty. Most stockholders haven't even seen a loss yet cause the share price had been seeing growth.

The largest number of major shareholders are a revolving door loop of the inner circle of WWE anyway. It was their shares that were selling when they found out Vinnie was trading his office for the old folks home.

Triple nothing burger.

no million?

The funniest part of this whole "scandal" is the actual stock firesale. The people doing the selling have to be Pritchard and the rest of Vinnie's ass kissers. They really believed there was gonna be some kindof apocalyptic crash of the stock following his retirement announcement. Theu truly worship him like he's some messianoc figure. Instead ff a crash I think there would have been a sizeable bump as interest in the companies direction under new management spread.

Instead they fell back on the carny mindset of "take the money and run" and now instead of seeing if VInce truly lived long enough to sandbag his own company, they have the SEC sniffing around and have proven once again why you never let the carny near the cash box.

Just a side thought: Vince loves "old school" wrestling. He called this shot when he jobbed to Austin at WM. Went out on his back putting over his greatest on screen rival.

the only man that can save wwe

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>class action lawsuit
Cant wait to get my free month of WWE network in 7 years.

The boomer is off the rocker

kek'd harder than I should have at this

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This, these jews come out of the woodwork like cockroaches the moment they think they can bleed some mark for legal fees.

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