I WOULDN'T TOUCH THAT STOCK (F1) WITH A TEN FOOT POLE. >>>>GRANNY'S SHORTS. I'm surprised there hasn't been a movement on TWTR to boycott the sponsors. They're burning Putin's fuel at a rate of 600,000 liters/race. "Hey the people next door are starving." "I don't care, lets go to the smorgasbord and eat."
On 23 January 2017, Liberty Media completed the acquisition of the Formula One Group, from private-equity firm CVC Capital Partners for $8 billion. So our entry point should come before Liberty Earn in 3 days in case they beak out any info on FORMULA 1. !
Oh Van flipping again. How boring. I thought you got woke this morning. Don't always be left behind. I am an certified expert at trend spotting. And lying about shorting-- common man! we are past that the only short Granny has at this time is her glass of whiskey.
Disney will buy Formula 1 right after they buy DWAC. Ferrari might be an ok stock, but Fiona or whatever that symbol is.... SHORT IT!
And Mr Trend Spotter... Formula One has had the highest paid "athletes" in the world for the last 3 decades. Duh. It's always been very popular. Liberty Media owns Sirius/XM too.... and look how well they've done with that stock. Is it still at $6 like it was 10 years ago?
alert-- Mixed feelings here-- I have a $220 target. However I need funds. REMOVING NETFLIX FOR THE SECOND TIME FROM THE BARE ESSENTIAL PORTFOLIO // AGAIN WE NAILED IT! 5th consecutive money maker from the portfolio !!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm going to let the HF handle the sell. Busy day... Then we can rotate into FORMULA 1! + $12 $188.50----------------------> $200.50
You are missing the point -> It doesn't matter what the boys are paid as long as they are pretty. This sport has it all sex, booze, parties loose attitudes, fast cars. I like horse racing very much. I am getting older. This is the new hot thing, ---- STICK WITH ME VAN! VRRRROOOOOOOOOM!
That, or you read The NYT a few weeks ago. Take a Look at Formula 1 Now Since Liberty Media bought the sport in 2017, attendance has jumped, and cities are clamoring for races. Las Vegas just got its wish. By Ian Parkes Published April 22, 2022Updated April 23, 2022 Five years ago, the future of Formula 1 was in limbo. The Liberty Media Corporation had acquired the motorsport series from Bernie Ecclestone, who had ruled it with a viselike grip for almost 40 years. Observers said the sport needed to modernize, move into new markets, attract a younger audience and increase its presence on social media. Mission accomplished. Formula 1’s popularity has now soared to such an extent that there is more interest from new venues than there are available dates on the calendar. “If we had the chance, it would be easy to fill the calendar with 30 Grands Prix,” Stefano Domenicali, the president and chief executive of Formula 1, said in an interview. “It’s not that I want to do 30 Grands Prix, but it really shows the level of interest that Formula 1 has all around the world.” A binding contract among Formula 1, the F.I.A., the sport’s governing body, and the 10 teams, known as the Concorde Agreement, limits the number of races per year to 24.