While my knowledge of this saga is limited, I recall NASDAQ's concerns about the company's compliance with listing requirements for a publicly traded entity, leading to a scheduled delisting hearing. The company's inability to provide regular financial statements and meet audit demands on a quarterly basis was a major issue. However, this recent report suggests that they've addressed these concerns, allowing them to stay listed. The stock's positive movement is understandable in response to this news, yet its long-term prospects hinge on its operational and growth capabilities rather than short-term developments.For those of us who don't live in the investment space, what does this mean long-term? Seems like a move in the right direction.
I don't claim to be an financial expert by any means, but I don't mess around with penny stocks and this business has seemed shady from the beginning. That they were valuated so high in the first place (larger than the biggest law firm in the world), using a SPAC, him being such a loud mouth... Maybe any of those things on their own is not a big deal, but I am generally risk adverse and that was too many flags for me.For those of us who don't live in the investment space, what does this mean long-term? Seems like a move in the right direction.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not looking to invest. Just want that NIL money to build our program up.I don't claim to be an financial expert by any means, but I don't mess around with penny stocks and this business has seemed shady from the beginning. That they were valuated so high in the first place (larger than the biggest law firm in the world), using a SPAC, him being such a loud mouth. Maybe any of those things on their own is not a big deal, but I am generally risk adverse and that was too many flags for me.
i dont have any specific information regarding NIL contracts so i cannot respond to your question.Any of our athletes left holding an empty bag? In future money "owed"?
This 'move' is purely about them complying with what NASDAQ requires in order for them to be listed and really only takes the heat off of them a bit in that they are at least providing the necessary information, but if they don't figure out a way to start making money it won't matter.Don't get me wrong, I'm not looking to invest. Just want that NIL money to build our program up.
Was thinking, say, of Nijel Pack. I originally read he was to receive $400,000 total for NLI/services to Life Wallet, split over last hoops season and this one about to start.i dont have any specific information regarding NIL contracts so i cannot respond to your question.
I don't claim to be an financial expert by any means, but I don't mess around with penny stocks and this business has seemed shady from the beginning. That they were valuated so high in the first place (larger than the biggest law firm in the world), using a SPAC, him being such a loud mouth... Maybe any of those things on their own is not a big deal, but I am generally risk adverse and that was too many flags for me.
Once it hits $5 is when Rovell and Company will take notice and start their attacks again even as it comes out that Michigan has systematically been murdering puppies and the ENTIRE Baga run was financed with fake cancer drugs only administered to grandmothers that otherwise would've had a 98% chance of survival.Hit $3 today
It certainly would do more to "normalize" him here than all the HGH, mega-yachts and big booty latina girlfriends that he's currently engrossed in.Jeff Bezos says he's moving to Miami to be near his parents — and neglects to mention the millions it could save him in taxes
Jeff Bezos is moving from Seattle to Miami with fiancé Lauren Sanchez. What loving son wouldn't want to be near his parents in their golden years, especially if it cuts his tax bill?www.yahoo.com
If Bezos wants to move back to Miami, he should support the University of Miami. Otherwise he should stay in the crime ridden ****hole that is Seattle.
It certainly would do more to "normalize" him here than all the HGH, mega-yachts and big booty latina girlfriends that he's currently engrossed in.
Wait. Da fugg did I just type? That's actually completely 100% wrong. We'll probably see the dude in the Blue Lot with his own La Caja China having not given a cent to the school aside from the seats he bought with some Medicare fraud proceeds.
Perhaps he will want to “workout” at the U……bringing his staff of course.He’s totally on an HGH/androgen regimen. It couldn’t be any more obvious.
Once it hits $5 is when Rovell and Company will take notice and start their attacks again even as it comes out that Michigan has systematically been murdering puppies and the ENTIRE Baga run was financed with fake cancer drugs only administered to grandmothers that otherwise would've had a 98% chance of survival.
I guess you missed the part where a few weeks ago ... in order to avoid being delisted by NASDAQ ... LIFW executed a reverse split 1:25 ... meaning that every 25 shares of common stock outstanding would be converted to ONE share of new common stock. So if you bought 25 shares of stock originally at the $10 offering price ($250) you now held on the day of the reverse split ONE share of stock at the reverse split price of around $2.70. So your initial $250 investment was worth $2.70. The basic fundamental OPERATIONAL issues have not been addressed as the company revised financials stated revenues of something like $30 million vs operating loss of $400 million. Nothing has changed except Ruiz doing the reverse split to attempt to keep LIFW listed on Nasdaq.While my knowledge of this saga is limited, I recall NASDAQ's concerns about the company's compliance with listing requirements for a publicly traded entity, leading to a scheduled delisting hearing. The company's inability to provide regular financial statements and meet audit demands on a quarterly basis was a major issue. However, this recent report suggests that they've addressed these concerns, allowing them to stay listed. The stock's positive movement is understandable in response to this news, yet its long-term prospects hinge on its operational and growth capabilities rather than short-term developments.
But if you bought 500k shares at $1 like Ruiz did a week or two back....they're now worth almost $2 mil as we launch to heights never even reached by the Challenger crew. RIP.I guess you missed the part where a few weeks ago ... in order to avoid being delisted by NASDAQ ... LIFW executed a reverse split 1:25 ... meaning that every 25 shares of common stock outstanding would be converted to ONE share of new common stock. So if you bought 25 shares of stock originally at the $10 offering price ($250) you now held on the day of the reverse split ONE share of stock at the reverse split price of around $2.70. So your initial $250 investment was worth $2.70. The basic fundamental OPERATIONAL issues have not been addressed as the company revised financials stated revenues of something like $30 million vs operating loss of $400 million. Nothing has changed except Ruiz doing the reverse split to attempt to keep LIFW listed on Nasdaq.