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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cindrigo Holdings Limited | CHAL | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.13 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.13 | 0.13 |
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Posted at 30/7/2020 11:19 by zxie Watch the current price trend change significantly. The wheels start to turn ??https://www.silive |
Posted at 02/6/2019 15:01 by lukmanpatel Could see this rising on Monday, the news article mentions it will help recoup green card holders investment which in term Chal being a private investor will see potentially its investment back that hasn't been priced in. We sold the stake on the trinity wheel in Mexico hence the repayments. They will still use the garage and the steel underground that was jointly invested by Chal and New York wheel still has lease over the site. So expecting rns soon imho |
Posted at 08/5/2019 10:48 by tomboyb hxxp://www.angusenerKnowe is the biggest shareholder additionally in Angus - |
Posted at 22/3/2019 13:01 by oil be there With news expected any time and share price stabilised at this level, it seems to be an excellent risk reward play that if the news is good could reward investors handsomely. |
Posted at 13/3/2019 08:48 by camelot5 looks like investors aren’t falling for mm’s games today and instead holding on to their shares. Potential for large returns here. |
Posted at 12/3/2019 20:11 by depjoe liardave4545 27 Feb '19 - 10:12 - 112 of 114 0 0 0 depjoe filtered. "you've rumbled me" What for having a twitter account. 99% of all traders/investors have twitter accounts too. I buy size in bombed out small caps and when they recover I gently offload. Nothing to hide. |
Posted at 05/3/2019 17:26 by depjoe liar liar pants on firedave4545 - 27 Feb 2019 - 10:12:38 - 112 of 136 Paragon Entertainment - PEL depjoe filtered. "you've rumbled me" What for having a twitter account. 99% of all traders/investors have twitter accounts too. I buy size in bombed out small caps and when they recover I gently offload. Nothing to hide |
Posted at 05/3/2019 09:51 by letmepass From lse Posts: 2,576Opinion:No OpinionPrice:0.175RE |
Posted at 13/12/2018 09:17 by amrishbhim The only buyers on here are retail investors no ceo no institutional or anyone, just small ordinary investors. Check with your brokers. |
Posted at 06/7/2018 09:11 by ianio5691 Whilst costs have escalated to an almost obscene level, I think there is more than the completion of the project at stake, for a lot of the initial investors.A lot of the initial funds were raised through a scheme that offered Green Cards to foreign investors - over 300 Chinese investors/immigrants looking for Green Cards were signed up. If this does not go trough, they will forfeit their Green Cards. These are exceptionally wealthy Chinese immigrants, not your run of the mill job seeking migrant. The investment will be a drop in the ocean to get a coveted Green card - so what will they do? Invest more or hand their Green Cards back? Somehow I don't think raising the additional funds needed will be an issue.... Visa-seeking Chinese fund giant NY Ferris wheel by Steve Hargreaves @hargreavesCNN July 15, 2015: 11:32 AM ET New York is building one of the biggest Ferris wheels in the world, and it's partly funded by Chinese investors hoping for U.S. green cards. The wheel, under construction on Staten Island, will stand 630 feet high when it's completed in two years, according to Travis Noyes, chief marketing officer at New York Wheel, the firm developing it. Its 36 pods will hold about 40 people each, offering panoramic views of the New York skyline during a slow rotation. The idea is to capitalize on the two million-plus tourists who ride the Staten Island ferry each year past the Statue of Liberty, but never get off and spend money on the island itself. The wheel will cost $35 per person to ride and is just one attraction at the site, which will also include an outlet mall, hotel and restaurants. But it's expensive to build -- over $500 million for the wheel alone. To help finance construction, its developers have turned to foreign investors. The U.S. government runs a program that grants green cards to foreigners in exchange for job-creating investments in the United States. Known as the investor immigrant visa -- or EB-5 -- it requires a $500,000 investment in a high unemployment area (or $1 million in a low unemployment area). Each investment must also create 10 jobs. The program has grown in popularity over the last few years as it's become more widely known and as wealth increases in the developing world. Over 10,000 visas were issued in 2014, up from under 800 in 2007, according to the State Department. So far, New York Wheel has raised over $170 million from 300 Chinese investors. The project is slated to employ 400 people on a permanent basis and create roughly 5,000 construction and indirect jobs in an area where the poverty rate exceeds 20%. New York Wheel has raised the rest of its funding from a variety of debt and equity investors. (Technically, it's an "observation wheel," not a Ferris wheel, as the cars are not suspended from the frame.) The temporary immigrant visas are expected to be issued to the Chinese investors and their families within the year, said Noyes. After two years -- and if all the required jobs are created -- the families will receive permanent green cards, after which they will be eligible for U.S. citizenship. In addition to the visas, the Chinese will receive 2.75% interest on their money with a six-year payback period -- provided the project is a success. It makes sense that most of the immigrant investors in the wheel are Chinese -- most of the participants in the immigrant investor visa program are Chinese. Plus, Chinese make up the third largest group of foreign tourists to New York, behind the British and Brazilians. |
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