Cigarette Racing - 22 year old CEO
#411
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Granted i don't follow stocks that much but just curious on this. stock started at $10 share then dropped to under a dollar so they did a 25-1 split and then it dropped down to a dollar again so would that make your initial $10 worth about 4 cents now? or is it lower?
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#412
The split was just so Nasdaq wouldn't delist them. But if the stock drops 9 more cents from yesterday's close its still in danger of being delisted.
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#416
The big decision will come when you have to make the decision to "get rid of the 767" or let "CRT go?"
https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/p...plane-14381445
I'd bet the rent on the CRT factory is probably about the same monthly nut as the jet hanger.
#417
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Well here is the answer, but who knows i would imagine if someone is interested CRT is available
https://www.controller.com/listing/f...0-jet-aircraft
https://www.controller.com/listing/f...0-jet-aircraft
#418
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One thing many people are not realizing is that Cigarette is not what is bringing Life Wallet stock down, besides Cigarette is also part of Lionheart Captial which is a diversified investment company. Even if Life Wallet which is also part of Lionheart's portfolio fails, Cigarette stands alone as another investment.
I agree many statements early on were for hi hopes that Cigarette would grow in many areas, which at this time the public has not seen. However, it is also not fair to beat up on Alex or Chistina Ruiz because their father is the CEO of Life Wallet. Hopefully Cigarette's executive team will learn from their mistakes and build the brand as a successful company. I am sure Lionheart's CEO and executives would not hold on to this investment if they did not see some value.
I agree many statements early on were for hi hopes that Cigarette would grow in many areas, which at this time the public has not seen. However, it is also not fair to beat up on Alex or Chistina Ruiz because their father is the CEO of Life Wallet. Hopefully Cigarette's executive team will learn from their mistakes and build the brand as a successful company. I am sure Lionheart's CEO and executives would not hold on to this investment if they did not see some value.
#419
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One thing many people are not realizing is that Cigarette is not what is bringing Life Wallet stock down, besides Cigarette is also part of Lionheart Captial which is a diversified investment company. Even if Life Wallet which is also part of Lionheart's portfolio fails, Cigarette stands alone as another investment.
I agree many statements early on were for hi hopes that Cigarette would grow in many areas, which at this time the public has not seen. However, it is also not fair to beat up on Alex or Chistina Ruiz because their father is the CEO of Life Wallet. Hopefully Cigarette's executive team will learn from their mistakes and build the brand as a successful company. I am sure Lionheart's CEO and executives would not hold on to this investment if they did not see some value.
I agree many statements early on were for hi hopes that Cigarette would grow in many areas, which at this time the public has not seen. However, it is also not fair to beat up on Alex or Chistina Ruiz because their father is the CEO of Life Wallet. Hopefully Cigarette's executive team will learn from their mistakes and build the brand as a successful company. I am sure Lionheart's CEO and executives would not hold on to this investment if they did not see some value.
#420
One thing many people are not realizing is that Cigarette is not what is bringing Life Wallet stock down, besides Cigarette is also part of Lionheart Captial which is a diversified investment company. Even if Life Wallet which is also part of Lionheart's portfolio fails, Cigarette stands alone as another investment.
I agree many statements early on were for hi hopes that Cigarette would grow in many areas, which at this time the public has not seen. However, it is also not fair to beat up on Alex or Chistina Ruiz because their father is the CEO of Life Wallet. Hopefully Cigarette's executive team will learn from their mistakes and build the brand as a successful company. I am sure Lionheart's CEO and executives would not hold on to this investment if they did not see some value.
I agree many statements early on were for hi hopes that Cigarette would grow in many areas, which at this time the public has not seen. However, it is also not fair to beat up on Alex or Chistina Ruiz because their father is the CEO of Life Wallet. Hopefully Cigarette's executive team will learn from their mistakes and build the brand as a successful company. I am sure Lionheart's CEO and executives would not hold on to this investment if they did not see some value.
MSP Recovery/LifeWallet is being looked at as a stock scheme/ pump and dump. Billionaire investors like Barry Steinlicht (spelling) have called it a fraud and are suing for misrepresentation.
The companies are diversified but the "cash flow is all coming from the same dwindling pot"
H20 found the jet for sale, so clearly Mr Former Billionaire doesn't need that or the 10 million dollar helicopter. How much longer before CRT gets the for sale sign in the window.
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