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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 4517400, member: 1969"]
Would agree with most of your comments and would sell my stock today as well.  I don't trust Vince is that open to a sale, and he now has enough yes man on his board to block it if he is not open to the press released  "Alternatives" that the board is now considering - which of course popped the stock because this would be a reasonable time to sell before the next big TV deal.

Vince is not adding value, he is toxic.  The only value comes from a potential sale.   Its a well run company financially but Vince isn't going to help it grow.   I really don't understand why Vince would come back for a sale transaction only.

As a side note the bolded comment is not accurate and is somewhat due to the reporting of wrestling analysts who were operating in an area that is outside of their expertise on a matter that is not 100% conceptual (they are right to have an agenda against Vince for his wrestling creations and being an a-hole, but he didn't take any WWE money to pay for this)

Vince paid for all the settlements himself - he doesn't owe any money to WWE, and the amounts outstanding on the settlements as of today are simply instalments owing to the accusers and not the WWE.   This was noted in press releases and notes to financial statements regarding to the the restatements.   The financials were re-stated because it could be determined that the payment by a key member of management to a former employee was done to benefit of the company, and should have been expensed by the WWE (even if they never had any cash liability -- reason being that the employees could have potentially went after the WWE if Vince didn't try to hide the transaction on the side)

The WWE could have been going after Vince for some of the investigation costs into the matters though.
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