Yahoo Bidding Heats Up

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🗓️ 11 April 2016

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Verizon may be the frontrunner, but the Daily Mail just entered the bidding for Yahoo’s core assets. Plus we analyze Under Armour’s fall after The Masters and raise some questions about an upcoming beverage IPO.

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0:00.0	It's Monday, April 11th.
0:03.2	Welcome to Market Foolry.
0:04.2	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today for a million dollar portfolio of Jason
0:07.6	Moser.
0:08.6	Happy Monday.
0:09.6	It is a happy Monday.
0:11.2	Well, I mean, not for everybody, but I guess I'm pretty happy about you.
0:13.6	Not for Jordan's speed. No, no, geech, let's not pile on. We're not going to pile on. We're not going to pile on.
0:19.8	We've got a couple of things to get to including something that in theory would heat up the
0:26.5	I.
0:27.5	But we'll debate how hot the I.
0:30.5	market's going to get.
0:31.5	But let's start with Under Armour, speaking of Jordan Speeth, because
0:35.8	shares down around 4.5% this morning. I looked at it and I thought, well, Jordan Speeth is one of the highest profile
0:44.4	athletes in the under armor umbrella he is and he blew a lead in the back nine of
0:51.8	the masters yesterday.
0:53.0	And I thought, well, that's what's happening to Under Armour.
0:57.5	But there's a price cut involved?
0:59.8	Yeah, yeah, I mean, I think is unfortunate, obviously, the back nine there yesterday for Jordan
1:07.1	Speeth.
1:08.1	Any of us who play golf know, though, that it's just a tough, tough game to ever really perform at a high level for extended
1:16.5	periods of time.
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