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So, Under Armour has 2 different stock classes. The original stock trades around 30, the C-class trades at 25

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Dec 1 '16, 06:12

As I understand, there is no real difference in shares given the company structure like voting rights (the CEO has all the power), so any reason there should be that large and consistent a gap?

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it's irritating, since I owned it before the split and selling and rebuying to consolidate would pointlessly add fees - Reagen Dec 1, 06:33 1
- Selling A and buying C would net you about 15% more shares before tax considerations. -- nm - Will Hunting Dec 1, 06:39
Class C stock is non-voting -- nm - znufrii Dec 1, 06:15 1
- From what I read, it's moot -- Kevin Plank controls majority of the voting stock. - Will Hunting Dec 1, 06:28
just a guess, but the share classes could have different dividend payment structures -- nm - decline Dec 1, 06:15 1
- it's a non-dividend stock. -- nm - Reagen Dec 1, 06:32

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So, Under Armour has 2 different stock classes. The original stock trades around 30, the C-class trades at 25

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