lol... pretty sure the cnbc website isn't serving up malware stoney... Primoris Fireye $466K Cyxtera $785K Select Quote $2m and 4 insiders, plus they have been buying all month. Allegedly. And the big one.. Cano Health. Founder bought $14M.
Van I love your rants against certain commercials. They all hit us in different ways. 1-There's one when a fake group of old people are in conference room and the speaker for the company in question Gutter Guards I think says: Ok How many of you climb high ladders! And this old lady in front looks around and raises her hand<-- Lie!!!@@@@@@!!! No Way! All these old folks have their hands up-- I'm not even 60 and my wife won't let me up the ladder to do the gutters.!!!! THUS THEY DON'T GET DONE! 2- Any car commercial when the car is driving slow as can be in a perfectly straight line and underneath the crawl says: " Closed Course, Professional driver " I HATE THAT!!!!! Makes me crazy.
That's where it ipo'd. Remember, we talked about it back in June. Peter Theil is involved with it. There's 2 others in the niche, MNMD and CMPS. I like CMPS better, because ATAI owns a large portion of their stock.
888 Update(((((Sep 7, 2021 7:06 AM EDT Caesars Looks To Offload Non-US William Hill Assets; Britain's 888 Holdings In Talks British gaming group 888 Holdings confirmed the advanced talks with Caesars, but noted that 'there can be no certainty that these advanced discussions will result in a transaction." Big News it's Non US Business<---- Caesars keeps the US. That makes mores sense after all they just recently purchased William Hill. Just in a general sense I have my ear to the ground here and CZR is allover the place. they are doing a great job. Caesars is a online betting leader for sure.- CZR) - Caesars, which bought William Hill for around $3.7 billion earlier this year, is looking to sell the bookmaker's non-U.S. assets, which include thousands of U.K.-based betting shops, in order to pay down debt while it focuses on integrating its U.S. business into the broader Caesars empire. William Hill, a familiar figure in British culture owing to its sports betting dominance in that market, has been operating U.S. sports books since 2012 and has operations in 13 states. It also has an existing 20% partnership with Caesars. 888 Holdings confirmed the advanced talks Tuesday, but noted that 'there can be no certainty that these advanced discussions will result in a transaction." Private equity group Apollo Global Management (APO) - Get Apollo Global Management Inc. Class A Report is also reportedly interested in the non-U.S. portion of the William Hill business.
agree. There goes that song as I type. That's the 4rd time already today and its not even 9am yet Can we get the "We are on a mission" back? Please.
Lets take a look at this: I have used DGLY in the past I do not think it ended well... Digital Ally(NASDAQ:DGLY) acquiresTicketSmarter, LLC, and Goody Tickets, LLC, a national ticket marketplace with 48 million tickets for sale for over 125,000 live events through its platformTicketSmarter.com. The acquisition is anticipated to generate $25 million in 2022 revenues and provide operational and marketing synergies across the organization. The purchase price was $14.1 million, with ~70% paid at closing through a combination of cash and Digital Ally shares and the remaining balance through an earn-out promissory note payable by March 31, 2022. The historical consistency shown by TicketSmarter and Goody Tickets before the impact of COVID-19 resulted in revenues exceeding $20 million annually, with approximate average annual earnings exceeding $1.5 million. Depending on how you look at it DGLY just bought $20 mln in revenue for $14 mil...... Of course the Virus and all that live events... Or DGLY bought $1.5 mln in earnings for $14 mil.... Glass half ful situation. DGLY-> no reaction in pre but watch it.