| Prev Close | 17.78 |
| Day Low/High | 17.72 / 18.36 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 13.28 / 20.22 |
Manchester United Plc Class A (MANU)
18.14
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 162.94B |
| Market Cap | 2.90B |
| P/E Ratio | N/A |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
RedBall Plays Money Ball
Billy Beane's proposed deal with Fenway Sports Group fell apart but he still wants to buy into a team.
You Can Have a Real Ball With Manchester United
I expect sports fans to return in full force next year, and that makes MANU a great play.
I Finally Do More Than Kick the Tires on Manchester United
The stock of the legendary football club appears undervalued amid the pandemic.
I'm Taking Another Swing at Buying Into a Pro Sports Company
As a special purpose acquisition company, RedBall Acquisition Corp. offers a new twist on investing in the business of sports.
Bearish Bets: 2 Stocks Investors Should Think About Shorting This Week
These names are showing both technical and quantitative deterioration.
Watch These 6 Stocks in Japan Due for an Index Boost
These 6 companies are due for inclusion in Japan's smartest index, which should lead for 7% outperformance between now and July.
Unloved NL Industries Piques My Interest as Sum-of-the-Parts Investment
The value of its big holdings in Kronos Worldwide, CompX International and Valhi Inc. greatly exceed its own market cap.
Why I'm Interested In Directly Owning NL Industries
I'm trying to get comfortable with this potential 'sum of the parts' idea.
Give Me a Real Pullback -- One Where I Can't Resist Buying These 3 Small-Caps
Give me all of this and more, without a bear market correction.
Manchester United Misses Another Goal
Manchester United Miss Another Goal
A.C. Milan Joins Long List of Asian-Owned Soccer Teams
Chinese buyers are the latest in a long line of Asian acquirers of top European soccer teams.
Market's Post-'Clexit' Behavior May Yield Value Entry Points
Hillary Clinton's exit from politics -- aka Clexit -- could produce the chance to pick up bargains in its wake.
Safe As Houses? The Worrying Aspect of China's Strong Growth
Housing prices in China's biggest cities are showing growth of one-third in only a year. How long can that continue before it becomes a problem?
Madison Square Garden: Knicks and Rangers Price Tags Make You Want to Load Up on MSG
With this 'asset play,' fans can own a piece of the most valuable franchises in their sports.
Time to Take a Shot at Manchester United's Relegated Shares
It's a small price to pay for one of professional sports' most valuable, and recognized franchises.
This Morning's Market Setup
Where it began. "Insanity in individuals is something rare -- but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule." -- Friedrich Nietzsche The rundown: U.S. futures are flattish at the get-go. (S&P futures are up by 1 handle, and Nasdaq futur...
Early-Morning Market Look
Let's take a look at the overnight and early-morning price action in the major asset classes. The rundown: S&P futures are up 2; Nasdaq futures are up 8; Nikkei is up 1.35%; China Shanghai is up 0.30%; European markets are up 1.4%; euro is down; cru...
Sports Memorabilia Market Still Strong, Says Steiner
Brandon Steiner, author of You Gotta Have Balls, says the market for blue chip sports memorabilia remains robust.
Investors Await Housing Data, Earnings From FedEx
Contributor Ken Shreve takes a look at economic data and key earnings reports for the week of Sept. 17.
Memo to CNBC (Part Deux)
Check your facts on Soros and MANU. In the press and on CNBC, George Soros is reported to own 3.1 million shares, or almost 8% of Manchester United (MANU). This is wrong, as there are over 260 million shares outstanding. He owns barely 1% of the out...
Memo to CNBC
George Soros's large allotment of Manchester United shares has nothing to do with a billionaire's attraction to a sports team. CNBC's commentators are trying to understand the rationale behind George Soros's acquisition of about 3 million shares of ...
The 5 Dumbest Things on Wall Street: Aug. 17
Here is this week's roundup of the dumbest actions on Wall Street.
Man U's IPO: Flashy, But Flawed
Manchester United brought a carnival atmosphere to Wall Street on its debut as a public company, but TheStreet's James Rogers is less than impressed.
Man U - Good For Fans, Bad for Portfolio
Manchester United is a stock that only a fan could love says IPO Desktop President Francis Gaskins.
Investors Hold Onto Hopes of Aggressive Action
The U.S. averages mostly finish flat; investors search for the next catalysts.
