Brewers Numbers

The hedge funds aren't asking others to short the stock as well to drive up their profits; they don't announce anything. They're doing it independently. Their trades may be publicly available information, but they aren't promoting them. Pretty sure hedge funds publicly bash the company they are shorting. Citron has been generating these reports for 20 years.

Famed GameStop bull 'Roaring Kitty' is a Massachusetts financial advisor: This is the guy who started it.

How do you know that they didn't take positions before they broadcast their intentions on the internet? How do you know that there wasn't backroom conversation offline before they posted or about when to sell? Because they said so? Because it's on Reddit? They certainly don't have to pool their money for it to be illegal. The person who proposed it had positions already and is mainly holding. He made an argument, people thought it made sense, and it took off. There is no sell signal - they are not coordinating when to sell.

American Gods season 3 just started on Starz. Based on Neil Gaimen's book. Much of it takes place in Wisconsin and neighboring states.

Yeah, never reheat in the microwave, I'd eat it cold before I would consider that idea. Actually, I like cold pizza for breakfast... Skillet works well.

This seems like they didn't include 401ks and IRAs.

maybe you could create something like the WWE network? Obviously the brewers cannot create their own network with 24/7 programming. If they did create something that one could watch on their phones / computer or smart TV and have on demand content, it could work. The issue is that you have to make money somehow. Right now everyone that has cable pays for the brewers game whether you watch them or not. Now you are decreasing your customer base by just getting money from baseball fans. Also you have a massive upfront cost to create the app. I would think you need all MLB teams to work together to create one app for all teams. They would have to partner with the Bucks and Admirals and anybody else willing to be able to do that. MLB.tv and the MLB app is everything you are talking about. So if the Brewers created their own app they would be competing against that.

Yes, they would.

MLB.tv revenue is split amongst all the teams unlike the TV deals.

Their deal ended after this season so they will have to negotiate something before the start of the 2021 season. I'm sure they already are working on it. One note with Sinclair: In the news articles talking about how they lost money on the Fox RSNs and had to write down their value by half it mentions that when the Royals renegotiated their deal with Sinclair they received part ownership. Sinclair has also indicated they are open to similar arrangements. I'm thinking - or hoping at least - that a similar situation could happen with the Brewers.