Interestingly, the best I see consistently are from American builders. Surprisingly Marquis does a really good job. The European production...
What would be interesting to see is what happens going forward with the Euro dropping against the Dollar. The new boats today from Europe, versus...
Only the direct expenses related to the charter to offset the revenue from the charter. Declare the revenue and claim the expenses. You can't...
It would be a confusing strategy if they did. That would be like having the Ferrari factory store also sell BMWs. :confused:
Many builders that you listed are indeed factory direct, but with limited "retail" outlets. By buying ARBG, Ferretti Group now has a large...
I am not surprised that the big, premium brands are looking to own their sales channel and have "factory stores". Not sure if MarineMax was doing...
Yacht Transport vessels were only cited as an example of a commerical vessel, since this is a yacht forum and some of the audience might have...
NYCAP123, that looks like a Fairline Targa 62! The 62 I used to have wasn't much better, but at least one didn't have to step down on the...
Jones Act only applies to US Flagged Vessels for those aspects. It was originally created to support the maritime industry in the US, allowing,...
Jones Act does not allow FF vessels to charter in US waters.
Thanks I am somewhat familiar with the legal topics. For pleasure craft, and of the size I that applies to me (27m), the one-time and ongoing...
There has been some discussion and speculation on the practical aspects of a US Flagged boat versus a Foreign Flagged (say Cayman Islands)...
It is the sound, I believe, of shrimp. It totally baffled me when I first heard it.
Trading carbon credits for industry makes sense but for a consumer, it makes very little sense and is mostly placebo. It is like beating...
Not to make a meal out of this... my point of describing that particular builder as being on the Top 10 Largest Boat Builders List (by accumulated...
I agree with that. The boating industry is not going to disappear. But I don't think MM can take a "business as usual" or "just a bump in the...
Fair enough... but that is a 1998 article and IPO shareholders are often long gone (especially since the stock has seen better days). Here is...
Marine Max is a public company. Ticker: HZO. Unrelated to Brunswick (ticker BC) other than being a customer.
I think there is a big difference between a regular planned shutdown when employees get a vacation break and still get paid versus a "temporary...
You just need to listen to the MarineMax May earnings call. Not only is revenue down 25% (and I suspect April might be off 40%) they are cutting...
