Meh. The stock price was artificially inflated due to the rampant speculation about the new TV deal and the expectation of the WWEN to be huge from the get-go. Since the deal was not as huge as expected (although it's still expected to pay off two or three times what the last deal did) and the WWEN has less than three quarters of a million subscribers (which isn't bad considering all the questions surrounding its launch), the stock price took a tumble, which led to it taking an even bigger dip than it should have.
As usual, the stock price shot up based on speculation and then plummeted more than it should have, leading to Vince's stock (and everybody else who owns stock in the company's stock) took a hit.
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