Waddell+Reed's PBC investment has lost 59% of it's value.

[AddiX]

Just a few minutes ago you were talking about what did they spend it on? Now look at your first sentence. I'd get into more detail but seeing as how it took you so long to come around, who knows when you'll get the rest. Not even gonna bother with the rest of your post. Let me guess, more projecting? I bet your next response will be more of the same. Told you that's all you're good for

Your far too ****** to get into any details.

300 million dollars burned, and all I ask is to tell me what they spent it on, and you making every excuse to duck the question.

[IMDAZED]

Your far too ****** to get into any details.

300 million dollars burned, and all I ask is to tell me what they spent it on, and you making every excuse to duck the question.

The fact that you had to ask is bad enough. Thanks for the laugh, kid. I'm going back to browsing before I head out. See you back on here soon, blaming others for your lifeless life. Do yourself a favor, don't respond. I'll ignore. More important, it's not going to solve those deep seeded issues you have.

[Raonic]

The racist is back at it!

[AddiX]

The fact that you had to ask is bad enough. Thanks for the laugh, kid. I'm going back to browsing before I head out. See you back on here soon, blaming others for your lifeless life. Do yourself a favor, don't respond. I'll ignore. More important, it's not going to solve those deep seeded issues you have.

Yep 30 pages later and you still can't tell me why the investors aren't getting completely ripped off.

I asked you a simple question, I didn't ask you where your going, what's in your pockets, who your dad is..

I asked what the investors got for 300 million they spent... That's it..

[doom_specialist]

The rest of us pay rent? You think buying airtime on multiple networks over several years costs nothing and you want to advise others on financial matters?



No wonder you can't help but talk about Black people. You play on stereotypes because you're some section 8 or living in your mama's house ****boy who gets his rock off projecting on others. Pay rent. You can't even pay attention

When you post an answer to a question, and someone continues to tell you to post an answer, you're bring trolled lol. He doesn't care if you're right. He's just wasting your time and trying to piss you off.

[IMDAZED]

When you post an answer to a question, and someone continues to tell you to post an answer, you're bring trolled lol. He doesn't care if you're right. He's just wasting your time and trying to piss you off.

God he even failed at that. Well, there's always the suicide option for him

[doom_specialist]

Oh you must be in the industry. Why don't you jump on your Bloomberg and do and IP on them. You'll see they have 81.9B

Now contrast that with a big shop, like Blackrock. Oh what's that, they have 2.2 T as in trillion.......

Are you trying to argue that a business with $81B is small, simply because bigger businesses exist?

That type of money doesn't grow on trees dude.

[Sweet Jones]

Oh you must be in the industry. Why don't you jump on your Bloomberg and do and IP on them. You'll see they have 81.9B

Now contrast that with a big shop, like Blackrock. Oh what's that, they have 2.2 T as in trillion.......

Now we got investment house fanboys on NSB.

Dayum, PBC is driving folks crazy.

[285Kid]

Go all out and start making some big time fights

[Scipio2009]

The point is he's spread it out too thin. You have guys fighting on Wednesday nights or Sunday afternoons when they could be headlining a decent card on a Friday/Saturday night.

Haymon's PBC effort is basically running 50 fights cards a year.

You figure the monthly shows to ESPN and the monthly shows to SpikeTV, and any network looking to take on the entire PBC deal is looking at cover 30 shows a year.

20 Saturday fight cards (either in the afternoon or primetime), with the rest of the on the odd Wednesday/Friday/Sunday (with 50 weeks to work with). Yes, the whole thing can work on a single network.

The initial phase of this Haymon effort is to give everybody a taste of what things could be for their network in the future (let NBC envision taking an Olympian they featured-->watching that fighter emerge as a prospect on NBCSN-->becoming a contender on the afternoon NBC shows-->emerging as a star to be featured on primetime on NBC, show CBS the utility of expanding their boxing footprint beyond just Showtime, give Fox a taste of what it could be to become "the home of combat sports" [having the UFC and PBC under the same umbrella would put 70% of the marketable combat sports names with Fox]).

Once decision time comes, the networks will have to make their own case (especially if the numbers prove to hold strong when football season is over)