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World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is a fun stock to keep tabs on. Not only is it linked to some crazy (and I mean that in a good way) content, but it sports one heck of a yield. As of this writing, WWE is yielding over 9%. Pretty cool, huh?
Yet, at the same time, investors worry over the company's programming. They have to; WWE lives and breathes by the excitement quotient of its various plots and skirmishes. Wall Street wants to see the ratings go as high as possible, and for that to happen, WWE has to deliver.
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