Hhahahah
And who brought it to GBA?
$51>>>>> $90
Think of the children Stoney.
Hey where were the heavy hitters you know on XPO a month ago when you were screaming to buy it? Geez.
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GBA Presents: THE BARE ESSENTIALS
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Hhahahah
And who brought it to GBA?
$51>>>>> $90
Think of the children Stoney.
Hey where were the heavy hitters you know on XPO a month ago when you were screaming to buy it? Geez.
Van I'm trying to get a handle on Full House-
Seeking Alpha art-
Background
What originally drew me to the stock back in 2014 was the news that an old industry colleague, Daniel R. Lee, headed the group that had acquired the failing predecessor casino company. I'd first met Dan Lee when he was an analyst at the old DLJ brokerage in the early 80s. Ten years later, we worked together when he was an investment banker at First Boston involved in our prepackaged bankruptcy deal at Trump Taj Mahal. Dan later came into the industry working as a CFO for Wynn and beyond that CEO of Pinnacle Entertainment prior to its acquisition by Penn National Gaming (PENN) in 2018. Dan had left Pinnacle in 2009 over a kerfuffle with Missouri regulators.
He then became a casino developer. Dan combined frontline casino management savvy with his banker's mentality to create a situation in FLL I saw as a promising entry.
FLL's portfolio includes 5 properties in Mississippi, Indiana, Colorado and Northern Nevada, generating $164m in 2019. In its most recent release for 3Q20, the company showed y/y a positive tone in its Silver Slipper Mississippi unit's revenue during pandemic affected 2020 and only modest declines in Indiana and Colorado. Under Lee's team, FLL has streamlined management, got a control on costs and instituted marketing programs and property improvements that are still in the process of being fully realized. We think post pandemic, by 2Q21, the prospects for FLL turning profitable are strong. In brief, we think, given Dan's background among other developments, make this a transaction stock for 2021. Either FLL will expand its footprint or a large regional player in the space will see the potential of buying the company with a very attractive, manageable premium.
Seeking Alpha art-
Background
What originally drew me to the stock back in 2014 was the news that an old industry colleague, Daniel R. Lee, headed the group that had acquired the failing predecessor casino company. I'd first met Dan Lee when he was an analyst at the old DLJ brokerage in the early 80s. Ten years later, we worked together when he was an investment banker at First Boston involved in our prepackaged bankruptcy deal at Trump Taj Mahal. Dan later came into the industry working as a CFO for Wynn and beyond that CEO of Pinnacle Entertainment prior to its acquisition by Penn National Gaming (PENN) in 2018. Dan had left Pinnacle in 2009 over a kerfuffle with Missouri regulators.
He then became a casino developer. Dan combined frontline casino management savvy with his banker's mentality to create a situation in FLL I saw as a promising entry.
FLL's portfolio includes 5 properties in Mississippi, Indiana, Colorado and Northern Nevada, generating $164m in 2019. In its most recent release for 3Q20, the company showed y/y a positive tone in its Silver Slipper Mississippi unit's revenue during pandemic affected 2020 and only modest declines in Indiana and Colorado. Under Lee's team, FLL has streamlined management, got a control on costs and instituted marketing programs and property improvements that are still in the process of being fully realized. We think post pandemic, by 2Q21, the prospects for FLL turning profitable are strong. In brief, we think, given Dan's background among other developments, make this a transaction stock for 2021. Either FLL will expand its footprint or a large regional player in the space will see the potential of buying the company with a very attractive, manageable premium.
Wallbox Inaugurates Its New Factory in Barcelona
The event was attended by Pere Aragonès, Reyes Maroto and Ada Colau, as well as other institutional representatives, customers, suppliers and members of the company's board of directors.
With an expected production capacity of over 750,000 chargers per year, the new plant will put the company in a position to respond to the growing demand for electric vehicles.
The company has invested 9 million euros in a facility that is expected to employ more than 500 people.
I'll take a look here in a bit.Van I'm trying to get a handle on Full House-
Seeking Alpha art-
Background
What originally drew me to the stock back in 2014 was the news that an old industry colleague, Daniel R. Lee, headed the group that had acquired the failing predecessor casino company. I'd first met Dan Lee when he was an analyst at the old DLJ brokerage in the early 80s. Ten years later, we worked together when he was an investment banker at First Boston involved in our prepackaged bankruptcy deal at Trump Taj Mahal. Dan later came into the industry working as a CFO for Wynn and beyond that CEO of Pinnacle Entertainment prior to its acquisition by Penn National Gaming (PENN) in 2018. Dan had left Pinnacle in 2009 over a kerfuffle with Missouri regulators.
He then became a casino developer. Dan combined frontline casino management savvy with his banker's mentality to create a situation in FLL I saw as a promising entry.
FLL's portfolio includes 5 properties in Mississippi, Indiana, Colorado and Northern Nevada, generating $164m in 2019. In its most recent release for 3Q20, the company showed y/y a positive tone in its Silver Slipper Mississippi unit's revenue during pandemic affected 2020 and only modest declines in Indiana and Colorado. Under Lee's team, FLL has streamlined management, got a control on costs and instituted marketing programs and property improvements that are still in the process of being fully realized. We think post pandemic, by 2Q21, the prospects for FLL turning profitable are strong. In brief, we think, given Dan's background among other developments, make this a transaction stock for 2021. Either FLL will expand its footprint or a large regional player in the space will see the potential of buying the company with a very attractive, manageable premium.
You see I posted your WBX news.
Hhahahah
And who brought it to GBA?
$51>>>>> $90
Think of the children Stoney.
Hey where were the heavy hitters you know on XPO a month ago when you were screaming to buy it? Geez.
They told me not to. I never bought. You should try keeping your ridiculing to just stocks I have bought... but then you would have nothing to make fun of. I guess that's the point. I'm not going to change my system. I like to make watch lists and I like to follow ideas. XPO was a really good idea for a while but logistics have gotten much worse. I have held off telling people the truth in these pages because it might set off a run at the stores. But empty shelves are a possibility soon.
It's Back to The Breakstone's sour cream regular... MIA... Harney Tea Peach in a bottle no go for six months I bet its te bottles... or the peach tea.. it could be either...
I'll take a look here in a bit.
You see I posted your WBX news.
No I missed it- let me guess " Wallbox unit explodes kills pregnant women "
The company reported its Q4 and full-year 2021 results on March 16th highlighted by revenue of $33 million, up 165% year over year. The company remains unprofitable considering ongoing investments towards growth resulting in a negative adjusted EBITDA of -$22 million in the quarter. With proceeds from the IPO, Wallbox ended the year with $194 million in cash and equivalents against just $20 million in long-term debt. Management believes its business plan is fully funded for the foreseeable future >
Wallbox Inaugurates Its New Factory in Barcelona
These guys are so weird with their present and past tense press releases. This sounds like it's happening now...
These guys are so weird with their present and past tense press releases. This sounds like it's happening now...
Last ever Sushi tonight at my favorite place
Norimaki
Norimaki
I sold two of my Nat Gas stocks this morning, kept Crew Energy. Took profits on some Oil stocks then rebought some late morning. Break out in Athabaska Oil, new high in Baytex Energy, I think Gear Energy is going to up very soon ( currently $1.60ish Cdn,. should go to $1.90 at some point ). I've been trading in and out of Enerplus, MEG Energy.