Cigarette Racing - 22 year old CEO
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Its essentially a penny stock now, next step is it will be de-listed from the NASDAQ exchange
How Long Can a Stock Stay Below $1 on a Nasdaq?
A stock cannot stay below $1 for more than 30 consecutive business days on Nasdaq. If it does, it is allowed 180 days to correct this deficiency.This POS company belongs on the scammy Pink sheets - not on a major exchange. Their lack of providing reliable financials hopefully gets them delisted sooner rather than later for the good of the investing public.
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Typically a company in LIFW's situation would simply do a reverse split to get their shares back over $1 and meet the minimum bid requirement.. Not a big deal at all. But then again NASD listed companies usually don't over-estimate their Revenues by 99.9999% and be investigated by the Feds for fraud.
This POS company belongs on the scammy Pink sheets - not on a major exchange. Their lack of providing reliable financials hopefully gets them delisted sooner rather than later for the good of the investing public.
This POS company belongs on the scammy Pink sheets - not on a major exchange. Their lack of providing reliable financials hopefully gets them delisted sooner rather than later for the good of the investing public.
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Wonder if the employees at CRT have any concerns about their weekly paychecks. Ruiz is a well known guy in Miami and the Miami Herald has done a ton of coverage on his spending (jets to college athlete funding) and now is doing stories on his lawsuits/wealth evaporation. The New Times is a weekly paper and they have done some stories also. CRT employees are blue collar guys, they need that check every week and don't want to hear about a lawyer or his 22 yr old CEO not having money for payroll as they drive off in their 200K car.to watch a college game where they gave players 800K to play ball at U of Miami.
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Maybe Ruiz should put his 22 year old CEO into his other affairs since he's such an innovator and whatever else he was supposed to be. I feel sorry for the hard working "regular" folks at the factory and offices, what an insult to their years of hard work.
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Ditto. They've done so much for the Cigarette Racing Team brand and its owners. That they got canceled as a dealer simply showed how much out of tune Ruiz was as an owner of Cigarette. Not sure they would even be interested in owning Cigarette Racing, but whoever will be the new owners better realize what tremendous value certain companies, like Performance Boat Center, are for a manufacturer.



