Skate companies on the stock market?

[Youoverthere]

Are there any publicly traded skate companies besides quicksilver and vfcorp?
I started seeing those deluxe stock report vids with frank and was wondering.

[BroBruhBra]

Be a man and DM Mikey Taylor

[aàáâäæãå]

Volcom.

[CHONGO]

Bout to buy stocks in IC -

[Chatbot]

$ZUMZ

[Mike Oxwelling]

Louis Vuitton...right next to AYC and Truckfit

[PatrickSkateman]

Louis Vuitton...right next to AYC and Truckfit

You’d be much better off buying two shares of LVMH (about $600/share) than you would buying the skate shoes.

[banksandledges]

I don’t want to get in trouble for insider trading but a little birdie told me that the Fabo/Marvoless empire maybe going public in the near future. This is a guaranteed get rich fast plan.

[keepthefunkalive]

Supreme was bought from the carlyle group by VF corporation which is publicly traded. I think they own Vans too?

edit: yes they own vans too. https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/11/09/vf-corporation-acquiring-supreme-streetwear-brand/

also, if a skate company is publicly traded... chances are they've moved on to profits before people like most publicly traded companies

[jgonzalez]

“This is our element” - shareholders

[PatrickSkateman]

I think the real question is “which skate company is likely to be the first to IPO?” I’d say Primitive, Powell, or Santa Cruz.

[Atiba Applebum]

I think the real question is “which skate company is likely to be the first to IPO?” I’d say Primitive, Powell, or Santa Cruz.

Well what board company would need investors in order to expand their operations?   I don’t know much about stocks, but one skateboard company alone seems wayyy too small potatoes for this

[DirtyCheddarKids]

WWE is publicly traded, so it's more likely that Dyrdek files for an IPO with Street League than any board brands going public.

[PatrickSkateman]

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I think the real question is “which skate company is likely to be the first to IPO?” I’d say Primitive, Powell, or Santa Cruz.

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Well what board company would need investors in order to expand their operations?   I don’t know much about stocks, but one skateboard company alone seems wayyy too small potatoes for this

A distro would make more sense. Skate One or NHS.

Primitive would be the closest individual company honestly.

[Shifty Flip]

I asked Frankie when the DLX ipo was on insta like a man, but only crickets.

[Nosferatu]

I bought 1,000 shares of Girl in 1993 and made a killing when the company split to form Chocolate. It all tanked after Pretty Sweet but I’m still holding most of my stock. I’m bullish on Niels Bennet.

[pabloalvarado]

I bought 1,000 shares of Girl in 1993 and made a killing when the company split to form Chocolate. It all tanked after Pretty Sweet but I’m still holding most of my stock. I’m bullish on Niels Bennet.

Gnar. I'm sleeping on my Mocha shares, but my day would come... 

[Pretty Serious]

This is Skateboarding
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ADDYY
ZUMZ
RBULL is private too bad
If you want to get in touch with your investors, go skate down any street in Atherton, CA and see how well they treat you.

[Freelancevagrant]

I lost my life savings because of rasa libre.