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Especially these days when everything is in deep red.. I put considerable amount of $$$ into ETFs like SPY/VOO, VNQ.. Was not fast enough to move the bulk of $$$ from growth stocks..

I wouldn't be surpised if they are saving on office printer paper and free stuff at cafeteria as well. They are saving pennies on peanuts while losing a lot on mismanaging the resorts. Hash tag F. V

could be even smarter than that who knows

it could be anything: fixed, ARM-like.. I am sure this Katz guy has a petty sophisticated schema in regards of VR debt.

I do not believe VR is gonna be debt free anytime soon.

She is a typical marketing "PowerPoint presentation" kinda corporate rubbish. Who could speak for hours and says nothing. She could paint Titanic pink but it is not gonna save it. And she is out of viable ideas :)

What's gonna happen to the cheap debt when Feds start rising the rate?

Dono.. I am not a fan of this Katz guy. On the photo from your link the guy looks like a prison warden, people at the background are wearing anti-riot outfit & equipment LOL Definitely not a family friendly place. I am sure he was replace with a female CEO just to facelift Vail's facade. It...

Agreed. She used to sell sugar water back at PepsiCo (as a Chief Marketing officer). She is full of typical marketing bs. She has no idea how to run ski resorts. https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirsten-lynch-6b5a171/

Something is telling me it is going to be a sale with huge discount since most of the resorts are coming with debt, increasing maintenance costs, contracts ("epic pass") yet to be fulfilled.. One of the solutions could be to split Vail into several companies like Vail California, Vail NorthWest...

Vail Resorts long term debt for 2021 was $2.736B, a 14.62% increase from 2020. Vail Resorts long term debt for 2020 was $2.387B, a 56.25% increase from 2019. https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/MTN/vail-resorts/long-term-debt

They usually say "not a financial advice". Also: the safest way to do options are: covered calls and cash covered puts.

I am not Vail fan either. I am not a fan of mega-corporations in general. The way Vail operates like if they are buying real estate of a quiet tight-knit neighborhood and then start renting out to anybody per hour. And the community dies.

Could be. But something tells me they are short in cash. AAPL could do such stunts. MTN - I doubt

Vail is too big to maintain resorts properly. They are spreading too thing. Facebook can grow indefinetely in cyberspace. In the offline world it is virtually impossible. Too many moving parts. Local companies could be more successful running their resorts. It is their communities after all...