It’s like the sandwich shop in Jersey that is publicly traded on the NYSE or the NASDAQ. I can’t remember all the specifics but if you Google it, it’s pretty interesting. The guy that owns the sandwich shop is a gym coach at the local high school and the shop is open a couple of days a week but the stock trades at a ridiculously high price.
There is so much work that goes into going public – the SEC has strict requirements and they were audited by a big four auditor to even go public. I don’t think it’s a bad sign at all
I feel like I need more of an explanation as to why going public is shady. Not saying that I don’t believe it at all.
It’s like the sandwich shop in Jersey that is publicly traded on the NYSE or the NASDAQ. I can’t remember all the specifics but if you Google it, it’s pretty interesting. The guy that owns the sandwich shop is a gym coach at the local high school and the shop is open a couple of days a week but the stock trades at a ridiculously high price.
There is so much work that goes into going public – the SEC has strict requirements and they were audited by a big four auditor to even go public. I don’t think it’s a bad sign at all
Right? It seems like the fact that he went public means he went through more scrutiny. I need more details. What exactly is shady?
Who/what is this referring to? Signed, Clueless.
Coming from a public accountant I second that. Give us the company name so we can read the financial and weigh in without being so cryptic.
Tre’s bf, Luis Ruelas’s company called Digital Media Solutions, Inc.
@Jersey.com …
Luis’s business
Whitney roses husbands business?