MBA Student

Under Armour Will Overcome

I agree that UA has done a great job building their brand. Many teens MUST have UA and not the knockoffs. However, UA has had significant issues controlling their inventory and this has hurt their profit and cash flow growth. I still believe they will be around for the long haul (if not bought out by a competitor) but there will definitely by some growing pains along the way....

Satyam as a Case Study: The Numbers Were Too Consistent

There are some blatant question marks in the Satyam financials. From FY 07 to FY 08 the Cash Flow statement indicates an increase in cash of $138 Million US. However, the balance sheet shows cash increasing from FY07 to FY 08 by $1 Billion US. Where did the extra cash come from???