Those are strong numbers, especially since the network has yet to be rolled out to some parts of the world. Specifically, it is not yet available in Japan, a traditionally big market for wrestling. WWE plans to bring the network to India, China, Germany, Japan, and Thailand, but it did not announce a timetable for those rollouts.
This is solid news
While the company has a long way to go before the network delivers the subscriber numbers McMahon and others predicted when it was launched, it has seemingly cleared a major hurdle. The network has broken through the level it needs for viability, and that validates the company's decision to move away from PPVs
I think I'll stick with my WWE stock until this rollout
Im scared to mess with individual stocks, isn't it better to purchase mutual funds as opposed to individual stocks?
Do you want to make money or do you want to make money for a goofy fund manager?
I got both. Mostly in mutuals. I don't like the idea of nikkas making money off me but the returns are better than the interest of a savings account
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