Why UA Stock slipped -0.61% Today — RQD Quant Desk Flash

Per the Roarable RQD rating, UA scores 26 out of 100, a letter grade of E, labeled "Roarable Strong Sell — Forensic Risk / Avoid." The five pillars are:

• Fundamental Cash Engine (6/20): Per the RQD rating, ROIC is -9.5% and FCF yield is -7.74%. For a prospective investor, this indicates the business is not currently generating returns on invested capital or free cash flow relative to its market value.
• Whale 13F Flow (8/20): The RQD rating describes institutional accumulation and options positioning as a modest contributor. Specific 13F holder data is not available in source data.
• Insider Conviction (3/20): The RQD rating reflects weak SEC Form 4 and Congressional PTR cluster flow. Specific transaction detail is not available in source data.
• Macro Regime Fit (4/20): Per the RQD rating, beta is 1.0 and sector sensitivity is a headwind. A prospective investor should recognize that the stock is expected to move in line with the broad market without a clear macro tailwind identified in the source.
• Forensic Balance Sheet (5/20): Per the RQD rating, Altman Z is 1.66, Piotroski F is 4/9, and Debt/Equity is 0.27. The Altman Z reading sits in a range the RQD rating treats as a forensic concern, and the Piotroski score is below midpoint.

Taken together, the rating implies that the upside drivers identified in the source (institutional interest and a recent price move) are outweighed by negative cash generation, negative returns on capital, and a weak forensic profile. The relatively low Debt/Equity ratio is a mitigating factor, but it does not offset the operating losses shown in the financials. A prospective investor evaluating valuation should note that P/E and EV/EBITDA are not available in source data, so a conventional earnings-based valuation cannot be completed from these sources.

Under Armour Inc. (Class C) is a NYSE-listed issuer classified under the Consumer Discretionary sector and the Apparel industry, per the profile section. The source data does not describe its product line, customer base, or revenue model. Gross margin is 45.5% per the market data section. Revenue figures are available only in the financials section.

Per the SEC financials, revenue declined from $5701.9M in FY 2023 to $4966.4M in FY 2025, and the company reported operating losses in both FY 2024 and FY 2025. Operating margin is -3.3% and net margin is -10% per the market data section. Per the RQD rating, ROIC is -9.5%, Altman Z is 1.66, and Piotroski F is 4/9. Debt fell from $595.2M to $390.0M while cash fell from $726.9M to $464.6M over the two most recent periods.

Per the recent news section, six headlines were captured, each tagged to UA. Four are labeled YELLOW (market wire) and one is labeled RED (risk watch). The RED item reports that athletic apparel stocks fell as retail selling spread, with Under Armour dropping 4%. Other items reference a British billionaire amassing a significant stake, Frasers Group acquiring a minority stake, and general investor-activity commentary. These are headline-level items; the source does not provide their substance beyond the headlines and summaries. The Butterfly supply-chain graph reports no supply-chain links and no proprietary signals.

Per the Butterfly Supply-Chain Graph, the supply chain is recorded as NONE, with no butterfly links and no proprietary signals. Upstream and downstream dependencies cannot be mapped from the source data. The only sector-level observation available is the RED risk-watch headline indicating that the broader athletic apparel group moved lower on retail selling pressure, which suggests correlated sector exposure. A prospective investor should monitor whether that sector-wide selling persists, since the RQD rating already identifies sector sensitivity as a weakness in the Macro Regime pillar.

• What are the company's specific revenue drivers and product categories, given that the source describes only sector and industry?
• What are the valuation metrics (P/E, EV/EBITDA, EPS) that would allow a conventional earnings-based assessment?
• What is the composition of the institutional and insider holder base, and do the 13F and Form 4 flows identified in the rating have verifiable transaction detail?
• What is the company's debt maturity profile and cash runway, given that cash declined while debt declined over the two most recent periods?
• What drove the FY 2025 net loss of $-495.6M against a much smaller FY 2024 net loss of $-201.3M?