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Pixel Group has officially launched its IPO at $150 per share (limited supply), becoming a publicly traded company. We own and operate multiple retail stores in Chicago and New York City, invest in large-cap companies, run a production company, and manage several financial entities.

Our key assets include Aera Store, KAMA retail, and Bridge Capital, which specializes in asset management and insurance solutions. Bridge Capital also fully owns Capital Fund and First World Bank, both of which it successfully turned around — along with many more strategic holdings across finance, retail, and investment sectors.

Following the success of launching Elevation Holdings’ IPO—a dividend focused company that later went private, this IPO marks a bold new chapter. Unlike Elevation, Pixel Group is built for massive growth, with a focus on rapidly increasing company net worth through expansion in retail, banking, production, asset management, and strategic investments.

Doubling down on every opportunity to build a diversified and powerful company.

It’s a limited supply guys!

Sounds interesting, how did you get to $150 a share?

Each land plot and store is valued at approximately $300,000. Pixel Group holds majority ownership in two stores, while Bridge Capital is valued at about $150,000. We are also seeing significant movement in our large investments in Home Depot and Elevation Holdings being primarily a dividend company, which provides Pixel Group with a steady income stream.

Even in a worst-case scenario, we still have major assets, including a multi-chain retail store. Furthermore, previous IPOs without a retail store were valued at more than $150 per share.

In my view, this makes the best possible deal.

Home Depot is sigma

Then buy Pixel Group stock

I did