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They say it's going to cost over 900m to buy the Senators, I'm a few pennies loonies short.
Think about the fact both Dallas and the Jets were acquired for under $200 million in 2011.
They say it's going to cost over 900m to buy the Senators, I'm a few pennies loonies short.
Quite the investment that Chipman made if he ever decides to sell of course the Jets aren't 900m but still he would make a healthy profit over his initial investmentThink about the fact both Dallas and the Jets were acquired for under $200 million in 2011.
Quite the investment that Chipman made if he ever decides to sell of course the Jets aren't 900m but still he would make a healthy profit over his initial investment
Shows why a company like TNSE shouldn't be too worried about turning a profit as long as cash flow isn't a crippling issue.Asset appreciation is interesting. Its very real when you realize the lift on a sale but short of that its just another Picaso handing on the wall. Doesn’t stop you from having to borrow $15 or $20 million to meet payroll If the income statements are upside down. Still its pretty amazing timing for the guys who bought that wave of NHL teams.
It does make your net worth statements attractive.
It's interesting that these "businesses" can lose money and still have skyrocketing valuations. Almost as if we aren't getting the full story.They say it's going to cost over 900m to buy the Senators, I'm a few pennies loonies short.
Shows why a company like TNSE shouldn't be too worried about turning a profit as long as cash flow isn't a crippling issue.
As long as franchise appreciation > operating losses year over year, things are fine
I bought my first house in Vancouver for 309k. Its now worth 1.5 million.Think about the fact both Dallas and the Jets were acquired for under $200 million in 2011.
Calgary just tied it up...
Pulled a jets?stars just came out in the second like they had the game wrapped up
I bought my first house in Vancouver for 309k. Its now worth 1.5 million.