FF

Phantom01001

No Ceasefire FF

gatovision

Thats crazy short interest if true. Imagine WSB latching on again in mass for a short squeeze for their fav company 😂. I still dig Wendys, hit it a couple times a year. for a FF burger it can be pretty good. I dont understand how the stock has been crushed this bad. Im buying some. Their p/s and p/e are so low. They just don’t seem interested in growing but i think they’d do ok, they say they’re international but i never see a Wendys outside US. Wonder if the bears are seeing bankruptcy? i dont get shorting to bankruptcy, so much risk, the short money has been made

midwestck

Ex-AI GDP was stagnant in H1 2025 because every industry froze in place while Trump played whack-a-mole with our international trading partners. It's a little odd that the BEA's own analysis of the Q1 miss does cite supply chain and COVID deficit spending but does not cite the invasion, while subsequent quarters show consecutive GDP improvements over that quarter. Temporal precedence and all that. Auto mfg supply chain was already logjammed in late 2021 from COVID and by God auto inventory is the first thing BEA cites in their analysis of Q1 2022. Q1 2022 was also the local bottom of government spending while weaning ourselves off the massive deficit subsidization of the COVID era. Also at rock bottom was the FF rate, leaving us with absolutely nothing left in the chamber. Again, I'm not saying the war didn't exacerbate the underlying issues, but all these pieces were in place before the invasion occurred.

Additional_Problem_1

Part 3 or something else? FF7r is incredible imo lol

PM_me_AwkwardStories

You can disable this in the settings. [It's buried deep tho.](https://www.bing.com/search?q=disable+windows+%22finishing+setting+up%22+prompt&form=WSBEDG&qs=SW&cvid=06b3abc2c76d40d7bb71484ada0b9a19&pq=disable+windows+%22finishing+setting+up%22+prompt&cc=US&setlang=en-US&nclid=915D9066F3A5AD2545DCC4F8280FF7D8&ts=1774360587108&PC=WSBQUF)

be_o3

really feel like crap and I could have sold MU for a big profit FF

ZealousidealSector19

FF7 ❤️

be_o3

why does it now seem so obvious i should hav' sold mu FF

Icy_Jelly_315

Are you hegseth in disguise? The proper FF attack is on Turkey because that brings NATO in whether they like it or not

Turbulent-Grab-8352

Wait until the strikes on Gulf energy escalate, which...let's face it, is looking basically like a lock. 48 hours from sometime yesterday to open the strait, won't happen - trump hits infrastructure, Iran hits back and the war stops being the bottleneck - the world's FF outputs is down 10-15 percent for the long-term which no quick fix available

oswaldcopperpot

For some reason most FF places abroad seem to be better run. Although, I wouldn't really know. The very last place I'd want to eat is fast food from back home.

Majestic_Republic_45

The answer to your headline is “100% Yes”. Let!s look at a couple recent examples. The market dumped at the beginning of the Russia/Ukraine war. Headlines predict doom and gloom and the market is going to tank. People sell. People see others sell and it’s a chain reaction. Fast forward to Liberation Day. Almost every economist got the effect of tarrifs wrong, but market tanked. FF to Iran war. The whole world will be without oil, the straight will be closed forever and blah. blah. I added big chunks to positions during the first two and will for this one. Play the long game and win.

Fineous40

No, but it’s the goat FF.

PlayfulSurprise5237

That's somewhat worth mentioning I suppose. Although they are at peak fossil field usage right now actually, and there isn't expected to be a decline until like 2030 or 2035. Their nation has just grown so much that even though they have made a relatively MASSIVE shift to green energy, it isn't enough yet to out weight the rise in FF usage cause of that growth.

CONHEO13

The Turks from FF7? I like Rude the best

Affectionate-West112

Iran is that guy who refuses to FF a lost match, holding the whole team hostage

phantom_phreak

Three total MQ9s lost so far, one to FF from kuwait, one due to operator error, one unknown... = "dropping like flies" ? K... Echo chamber out!

leeuwvanvlaanderen

Three of them getting gunned down by FF is still wild though

TimeTravelingChris

I do. F15s never get shot down except for FF.

inspired2betterment

The endless proof of their record picks over and over and over and over again!! There’s a FF btw. It’s hard to find but click on full screen on phone then smaller then touch the little screen and you can FF. Only way to go.

Status_Pride_9444

This is my final opinion on this company. I plan on sending a letter to the board so they have to confirm or deny. FutureFuel (NYSE: FF): The "Double Squeeze" Arbitrage Why the market’s "Dead Money" view is masking a $27.00 Battery Material Asset. Executive Summary The consensus view on FutureFuel Corp. (NYSE: FF) is grim: a rudderless biodiesel refiner with a deceased founder, idled production, and no forward guidance. The stock trades near book value (~$4.00), priced for liquidation. The Contrarian Thesis: This is not a liquidation; it is a Controlled Metamorphosis. We believe the Estate of the late Paul Novelly is executing a strategic "quiet period" to minimize Federal Estate Taxes due in May 2026. Beneath the surface of the "idled" fuel business, the company has assembled a fully permitted, government-validated Battery Material Supply Chain (Anode, Cathode, Electrolyte) that the market has valued at zero. This creates a classic Information Asymmetry: The public sees a dying fuel stock; the insiders see a dormant Gigafactory. I. The Estate Tax 'Incentive Structure' The "Silence" is the Strategy In late 2024/early 2025, Chairman Paul Novelly passed away. This started a 15-month clock for the Federal Estate Tax, due May 6, 2026. The Estate, controlling ~40% of shares, faces a perverse financial incentive: Good news is expensive. The Tax Trap: If the company announces a major battery pivot today, the stock could re-rate to $15.00. The Estate would then owe 40% tax on that inflated value. The Optimization: It is rational for the Estate to maintain "Strategic Silence"—idling the low-margin biodiesel plant and refusing to issue guidance—to keep the valuation anchored near book value ($4.00) until the tax liability is settled. The Signal: While the "news" is bad, the "smart money" is buying. CEO Roeland Polet purchased shares on the open market after the biodiesel plant was idled. Renaissance Technologies (RenTech) has accumulated a ~4% stake. Insiders are not exiting a dying business; they are positioning for a spin-off. II. The 'Hidden' Battery Complex The market values FF as a biodiesel refinery (4x P/E). This overlooks four critical assets that have been "hidden" in plain sight within the company's chemical segment. 1. The Cathode Monopoly (Li-SIPA) The Asset: FutureFuel holds U.S. Patent 8,884,045 for the purification of 5-Lithiosulfoisophthalic Acid (Li-SIPA). The Mosaic: This is not just a chemical; it is the specific precursor required for Single-Ion Conducting Binders. The Smoking Gun: Samsung SDI holds U.S. Patent 9,123,970, which explicitly describes a battery binder requiring the exact sulfonated lithium salts FutureFuel produces. In a post-IRA world, Samsung cannot import this from China. FutureFuel is the logical, if not exclusive, domestic supplier. 2. The "Zero-Cost" Anode Facility The Asset: A 48,000 sq. ft. facility retrofitted with $12.6M in DOE funding (Award EA-1760) to mill and coat intermediate anode materials. The Arbitrage: Because this grant dates back to 2010, the asset is likely fully depreciated (Book Value: $0). However, its Replacement Value is massive. Building a permitted anode coating plant today takes 3-5 years. FutureFuel has one sitting idle, ready for a partner like... III. Valuation: The Sum-of-the-Parts When we strip away the "Dead Biodiesel" narrative and price the chemical assets at industry-standard multiples (15x EBITDA for Specialty Chemicals), the valuation disconnect becomes extreme. Asset Class Valuation Logic Implied Share Price 1. Net Cash & Investments Actual (Q3 '25) $1.95 2. Bio-Refinery (Liquidation) Scrap Value ~$2.00 3. Battery Pivot (Li-SIPA/Glycerin) 15x EBITDA ~$20.00+ Total Intrinsic Value Sum-of-Parts ~$24.00 - $27.00 Current Trading Price: ~$4.37 The "Take-Private" Danger Zone: $6.00 - $6.50 The Upside Target: $27.00 IV. The Catalyst & Conclusion The "Double Squeeze" Endgame We believe the Estate is preparing for one of two outcomes: The Low-Ball Buyout: A "Take-Private" offer at $6.00 before May 2026. This would lock in a low tax basis for the Estate and steal the battery upside from public shareholders. The "Big Reveal": Immediately following the tax settlement in May 2026, the company announces the battery contracts, re-rating the stock to $20.00+. Conclusion FutureFuel is a mislabeled asset. It is a Battery Material Precursor Complex masquerading as a distressed fuel stock. For investors willing to wait out the "Estate Tax Clock," the asymmetry between the $4.00 share price and the replacement value of the assets offers one of the most compelling risk/reward profiles in the chemical sector. Disclaimer: long ff common with may and august calls hoping to convert. I am biased. I stand to gain if the share price goes up.This report represents the opinion of the author and is not investment advice. Do your own diligence.

zbern

Starting a position in GFF. Took most of the last night to dive deeper into them and this turnaround pure-play story. [The thesis stems from the commercial side, they make garage doors.](https://www.clopaydoor.com/commercial-door-products) Their moat is strong and extends beyond data centers and AI/Tech while also benefiting. While they can't compete full out with [Big Ass Fans](https://store.bigassfans.com/en_us/for-business?_gl=1*8ljeu7*_gcl_au*MTY3MzA1NDA1MC4xNzcyMDIwNjE5*_ga*MTQwMzI2MDQxLjE3NzIwMjA2MTk.*_ga_FF2C1WQ6SH*czE3NzIwMjA2MTgkbzEkZzAkdDE3NzIwMjA2MTgkajYwJGwwJGgxMDgyNTk5NjU3), [they can at least take some share from them while bidding on new builds.](https://industrialfans.hunterfan.com/?_gl=1*16jkdgb*_gcl_aw*R0NMLjE3NzIwMjA1MjkuQ2p3S0NBaUEyUHJNQmhBNEVpd0F3cEh5Q3pQcWw0Q1g4WXd2Q1RyTy1GSE95N3Z2YUg5MmFEQ2FSRmd3dGJNdzFwaDcwRDc2elJLRGdSb0NVeVlRQXZEX0J3RQ..*_gcl_au*MTAyNDQ2ODc3NS4xNzcyMDIwNTI5*_ga*MTU4ODg2NzE3NC4xNzcyMDIwNTI3*_ga_08XN30BSWY*czE3NzIwMjA1MjkkbzEkZzAkdDE3NzIwMjA1MjkkajYwJGwwJGgw) The debt is the big worry, but management seems to have a solid plan in place once this turnaround is complete and beyond. If a new house or building is going up odds are GFF will supply the garage door and possibly toss a fan or 2 in there for a bundle. [Most recent investor presentation](https://ir.griffon.com/static-files/efd72045-cf89-4563-bd2f-c621761dd0be)

Status_Pride_9444

$FF: The "Double Squeeze" Thesis. Why a Billionaire Estate May Be Taking a Stealth Battery Supplier Private. (Price Target: $5.50 Buyout // $12.00+ Re-Rate) Disclaimer: I am Long $FF. This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. The content herein is based on my interpretation of publicly available SEC filings, tax codes, and industry data (The Mosaic Theory). The "Buyout Thesis" represents a speculative scenario based on the author's analysis of estate tax incentives. All investors should perform their own due diligence. 1. The Executive Summary The Catalyst: The controlling shareholder (Chairman) died in Feb 2025. The Clock: The Estate faces a rigid IRS Tax Deadline in May 2026. The Setup: Filings show the Estate has not sold a single share to pay the taxes. This lack of selling suggests to me that they may have pre-funded a "Take-Private" deal using the company's own cash. The Hidden Asset: The company appears to be quietly transitioning from biofuels to a Tier 2 Battery Material Supplier, utilizing a "Chemical Arsenal" of binders, anode stabilizers, and electronic-grade methanol that I believe the market currently values at zero. 2. The Financial Engine: The "Dead Man's Switch" The thesis rests on a legal forcing function that, in my opinion, makes the status quo mathematically inefficient for the controlling family. A. The Hard Deadline (May 6, 2026) Fact: Paul "Tony" Novelly (Founder/Chairman) passed away on Feb 6, 2025. The Liability: The Estate controls ~40% of the company. Under IRS rules, the Federal Estate Tax (40%) on this block is generally due 15 months post-death. The Signal: In the 12 months since his death, SEC filings show the Estate has sold ZERO shares on the open market. The Implication: If they aren't selling shares to raise cash for the IRS, it is my opinion that they are planning a single Liquidity Event (Sale or Take-Private) to settle the bill in one lump sum. B. The "War Chest" (The Potential Funding) Fact: In March 2024—just months before the Chairman’s passing—the Board declared a massive $2.50 Special Dividend. The Transfer: This move transferred ~$44 Million of corporate cash directly into the Novelly family’s private accounts. The Theory: This creates what looks like a perfect "Equity Check." In a privatization scenario, the family now has the cash on hand to fund the equity portion of a deal without needing to find outside partners. It appears to me they effectively capitalized the potential buyout using the company's own balance sheet. 3. The Hidden Asset: The "Chemical Arsenal" Why take it private now? The timing suggests the Estate realizes the Batesville plant is no longer just a biodiesel refinery—my research indicates it is effectively a Battery Material Gigafactory in disguise. A. The "Li-SIPA" Moat (The Binder) Fact: FutureFuel currently lists Li-SIPA (Lithiosulfoisophthalic Acid) in its product catalog. The Application: In the EV Sector, this chemical is known to act as a next-gen Single-Ion Conducting Binder that replaces PVDF in Lithium-Ion batteries. The Arbitrage: The market currently prices $FF as a biodiesel blender (approx 4x P/E). If re-rated as a domestic Tier 2 Battery Supplier, comparable valuations suggest a potential multiple expansion to 15x. B. The Revenue Multipliers (The Full Catalog) Beyond the binder, $FF has activated a suite of products that I believe could drive significant high-margin revenue: Electronic-Grade Methanol (DMFC): The facility possesses existing distillation towers capable of polishing methanol to electronic grade for Direct Methanol Fuel Cells. Because this utilizes existing infrastructure, I estimate this revenue stream would have near-zero marginal CapEx and would not reduce reactor capacity for other lines. Anode Stabilizers (FutureChem CDS): This catechol-based dispersant acts as "molecular velcro" for Silicon Anodes. Industry data suggests this chemistry is critical for preventing cracking in next-gen high-capacity EVs. Bio-Solvents (MME/DEM): They produce green alternatives to NMP (a toxic solvent used in battery manufacturing). As the EPA clamps down on NMP, I believe FutureFuel’s bio-solvents are positioned to capture market share. C. The "Permit Wall" Fact: Their Batesville, AR facility holds grandfathered EPA/RCRA permits for bulk sulfonation. The Moat: It is estimated that a competitor would need 3-5 years and $500M+ to permit and build a similar facility. FutureFuel is production-ready today. 4. The Architect: "The Deal CEO" Management changes strongly suggest to me that a transaction is the primary goal. The Hire: Roeland Polet was appointed CEO (and later Chairman) just prior to the Founder's death. The Profile: Polet is an external M&A Specialist (ex-DSM Materials), not a legacy operations manager. The Contract: His compensation is heavily weighted toward "Service Time" and includes standard "Change of Control" provisions. In my view, he fits the profile of an executive hired to package and sell the asset. 5. The Trade Structure The "Hard Floor": $3.86 (Book Value). At this price, investors are effectively paying for the cash and land, getting the operating business for free. The Ceiling (Buyout): $5.50 - $6.50. (Estimated premium the Estate might pay to take it private). The Blue Sky (Re-Rate): $12.00+. (If they announce the Battery Pivot publicly). Conclusion: The Novelly Estate appears to be executing a "Strategic Consolidation." They are cornered by the IRS deadline in May 2026, and they have the cash (from the 2024 dividend) to potentially buy their way out. Im just trying to get it in the publics eye so we can show the real value after the lowball. I want the real fair value for all. This thesis represents over 70 hours of due diligence since 2/14. This is my speculative mosaic theory. Full disclosure I am long ff common with may and August calls. This opinion is biased and I stand to gain if the price goes up. Not financial advice i am not a financial adviser. Do your own due diligence

orsomeshitidk

Healthcare and emergency response like EMT/FF going to dominated by human labor for a long time. If AGI advances enough that robots can replace a firefighting station then there’s no point in really worrying about what you should do cause there will be no jobs

BellacosePlayer

I haven't finished the FF7 remakes yet, no spoilers!

clearview384

Yea. I have a few m for margin and pretty active trader but the best they could do was 1.35%. They assigned me the consultant who’s been pretty great to deal with. Overall I’m happy with the 1.35%+FF but hoping rates will come down and I’ll be sitting at 3%. They refused to RH.

Nomad-2002

See https://www.reddit.com/r/Schwab/s/E0Cn1I4Qw7 Robinhood's website says FF + .2% for $50 million

clearview384

Damn. Who has FF + .3. I need to see how they got that rate

Nomad-2002

Other reedits have posted FF +0.30%. I have FF +3.75% They wouldn't match Robinhood 4.25% (1 million), 4.5% ($100,000).

Mysterious-Device-53

I am a fan. But this particular order hit different. I don't eat FF often though

kiwimancy

The Fama-French model is not a model portfolio. It is five portfolios, four of which are market neutral. How you should combine those together into one portfolio is out of their chosen scope. It's probably in scope for Ben Felix, but I have not watched his video. It also has nothing to do with US vs global. The Fama-Frech papers are constructed with a US stock universe. The model portfolio you quote only involves the market factor (RM-RF), size (SMB), and value (HML) from FF's original three factor model, not the other two factors in their five factor model, profitability and investment, which are now commonly grouped together into a quality factor. (It also doesn't include other factors that other researchers have categorized such as momentum and volatility, but you did not include those as a goal.) What is your goal? Do you want to maximize exposure to FF's five particular factors with retail instruments? Do you want to replicate whatever Ben Felix recommended to Canadians with US ETFs? Do you want our own recommendations for a global portfolio with tilts towards various factors? Something else?

Banackock

FF.TO

Ok_Customer_7012

He doesn’t give a FF about anybody but himself.

Hankstravaganza

I’m FF+1.5% with CS, you can’t have margin on a PAL account, I’m not sure if options either. You’d have to open a separate account and transfer money to it, I’m not sure if they allow that either.

Rayzor_Rancher

$NFLX. Fire Ted Sarandos. This college dropout who is married to the nepo baby daughter of a Motown CEO and who was about the first elite Hollywood scrub to promote then Senator Obama and whose nepo baby kids are both wannabe directors will destroy shareholders in his insane quest to own WBD and there is no chance it will pass antitrust. FF Ted!

Chenman15

Tesla you FF!

xTheatreTechie

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FF1ro8cVUAE3iIM.jpg

marlinspike

They’ve misfired hugely on Copilot, and Claude Cowork, Claude in Excel and Claude Code are basically what copilot should have been. There’s 3.3% uptake of Copilot in M365 customers and it’s plain to see why. Copilot can’t even find email let along search across doc types and compose a new doc. This is something that Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT readily do with the GMail connection or the Microsoft Graph connection. The problem is Microsoft’s culture. It’s technically light and very fat on non-tech and long-timers who are complacent on fat/happy on M365 revenue. The pace of AI is already too fast and the engineering depth to innovate at pace and in depth is too great for Microsoft to keep up with. That’s not to say the house of cards falls immediately, but it’s inevitable. Claude in Excel is exactly a case in point. It is easily in Microsoft’s wheelhouse but MAI (Microsoft AI), has produced zero products that are noteworthy, zero models or systems that elevate tooling, but tons of marketing slop about how SaaS is dead and agents are the new databases. Zero action on that. What they did, was produce Mico the amazingly even more annoying Clippy. FF to now: hardware spend is up, revenue recoup on that is down and worribgly Google’s nipping at their heels and taking customers on Gemini and GCP. Microsoft doesn’t have the products or data or engineering talent or culture organically to compete with Google, let alone Anthropic. OAI is the only bet and that’s hemorrhaging money and MSFT has IP for the next 6 years, and then it’s a big ?. I don’t know if OAI has runway for the next 6 years but if it does, it will be on cleaving huge market from Microsoft. Microsoft has escaped the big company guillotine a few times, because Windows and M365 bailed it out. That’s no longer the case, and in the last 40 years it’s become a technically weaker and sloppy/fat company with way too many layers of useless middle management. Satya is rightly credited with pivoting to Azure and making the initial bet on OpenAI, but I think the pace of innovation and the inability to keep up is finally catching up. The only way forward is to be like Amazon and cut away the M365-driven fat in its workforce and that will run against the culture. I think the clock is ticking for Microsoft and it’s finally running out of hat tricks to elude the grim reaper of S&P5 companies. 

Frozen_Shades

New movie was kinda fun but I love FF stuff.

jrex035

FF4

SignificanceLate7002

FFAI NEWS The First FF EAI Robotics Product Has Completed U.S. Regulatory Certification and is About to Officially Begin Sales https://www.stocktitan.net/news/FFAI/faraday-future-founder-and-co-ceo-yt-jia-shares-weekly-investor-rqq8m5vktc2b.html

Napster-mp3

That’s badass. Saw FF a couple years ago and it was actually incredible live

zxc123zxc123

I felt it was crazy how quickly folks just labeled Alphabet as AI road kill when Gemini was not that different from GPT and likely to be quick to adopt. Then there was: * Existing search/index/adsense ~~monopoly~~ DOJ rated non-monopoly/duopoly * A host of products for them to mine data from including but not limited to sheets, gmail, google voice, reviews, notes/calendar, google drive, maps/earth, autheticator, etcetc. * GoogleFi internet/mobile service, Nest products, Chromebooks, Pixel, Calico, Deepmind, etc * Chrome browser dominance shared with Safari/FF. Chromuim's dominance * Chrome OS, Google suite, and G-meets trying to nib away at MSFT Windows/office/teams for years * Android being the most popular mobile system holding a duopoly with Apple. * GooglePay and ApplePay holding the market duopoly for mobile payments (in the west). Add Alibaba if you want to count total. * Youtube by itself making more money and having more hours/users than NFLX despite having a fraction of the cost. Not accounting for the integrations/synergy it has with the Alphabet line of products. * Alphabet being an 8% shareholder of SpaceX, 11% shareholder of PlanetLabs, even some ASTS, and other companies * Waymo and other autonomous investments that pair well with google maps/earth. I would have bought the dip if my portfolio wasn't already heavily overweight google 25-35% of portfolio. But yeah the "AI roadkill" all day every day was a bit much.

AndItsThetaAgain

What does FF even do What does it stand for I keep asking but he just cries in ber and then evaporates

Technical-Fig-4841

Training with FF is complete I am full bear back now, on red days I flash ass, lemme grab my shorts 

Technical-Fig-4841

 Its EOY jpow tried being sued fo 17th time, walks like a boss Interest rates cut for 15th time although new mortgages rates at 9 percent. Fed celebrates target achieve  🥭 declares poverty eliminated. Youth scrambles for dumpster diving, cartel too broke declared bankruptcy oath to no selling coke ever, mix shipments only Market disintegrated FF fled to tieland too many payday loans, I mite finally japenis and try some weird censored sax

SangerGRBY

Perma ganked by jungle and seal team 6. FF15

sonofalando

NVIDIA giving me Shinra vibes from FF7 👀

SignificanceLate7002

ANGX - Angel Studios animated film David took the number two box office spot this weekend with $22 million and received an outperform rating from Oppenheimer & Co. With an $8 PT. FFAI -Faraday Future and Faraday X Announce That the First FX Super One Pre-Production Vehicle Has Successfully Rolled Off the Line at its FF AI-Factory in California.

falling_knives

At first, I was like, bro, you're only down $1.7k, then I saw the next picture. F. Then the 3rd one, FF. Yeah, time to stop gambling on options. Just do shares.

Prudent-Corgi3793

There are plenty of academics skeptical about the FF5 model and other anomalies. For instance, Aswath Damodaran has seen no effect of the size premium since the early 1980s, when it was first observed by Banz. Andrew Lee has not seen any factor premium observed out of sample. The data from the Fama-French data library suggests that. After the FF3 model was established, the size premium has been zero in the US and positive but nearly zero (not statistically significant) in Developed ex-US and Emerging markets. It's been strongly negative in the US and negative in Developed ex-US and Emerging after the FF5 model was established. The investment premium has similarly been negative in the US (and essentially zero in Developed) after it was introduced as a factor in the FF5 model. I'm inclined to believe Damodaran's interpretation that "you have to do something to get something" for these factors. In any case, the smaller companies in the S&P 500 would still be considered large cap using the break points for Fama and French. There are better ways to decrease exposure to the Mag 7, if you were inclined to do so, than to use the RSP. There are much better ways to tilt towards SMB if you believed in the factor premium.

MembershipCareful664

FF.TO is the next gem

Top_Satisfaction_124

SGBX 106K net borrow for the day. That is like 20% of the FF. Met closing 40K shares yesterday sent the price up like 20-50%. There is no evidence of any meaningful closing of shorts today. They might be trapping themselves more and more. NFA, but buy some with some pocket lint and let it sit there. Like 1 share even. if you hesistant. Don't risk anything meaningful. The free float is super low 500K shares.

modder9

FF. Expedition 33 is a modern FFX if you haven’t played it yet.

ByeByeDemocracy2024

I believe this. In last two decades I maybe went to McD or any other legacy FF 10x. Over last 6 months have been dabbling back into Wendy’s, Little Caesars, etc bc these high end burger and pizza joints are wayyyy too expensive for a family of 4…regardless of your income level. I don’t need a $15 burger/spend $80 at Five guys/Culvers or $20-30 dollars for a pizza.

Aazadan

Yep, they've dug the same hole SquareEnix dug themselves with the FF7 remakes.

wendys-member

I think FF here stands for Fucking Fucktard

Muller-Sensor

[Financing](https://discdvl.com/compare?q=z%2BfuYYCm9m%2FKvEGh0z7%2BbRiy1sZ7pTQfYHS4rZekXIdRYb1nLsP4GTzFXD51lwRReEv8kutwLYOCb6sAp4giCkIIxmKcBOVz6fNyjTKc%2FZEtfC4FHnERbfP4HrEPMso9axvsvh%2FF8b%2FZcw8Io692flPm4l8vhzCYXXaql8pBwjPzlbQpIQOC9T7ZPm9MW%2FM8s2hVw%2FCHvw%3D%3D&source=edgar&company=Hyperscale+Data%2C+Inc) is always an issue, but I think the case is still strong

Arizenheimer7

CTB and FTD's are way low according to fintel. I don't get how the FTD's aren't stackin up with a SI that high. What am I missing here? Shorts delivering insider shares or somethin else not comin from the FF?

xtanaka99x

Some shows outstanding shares at 397.6M but FF is still at 63.2M. Ortex is using this FF to estimate live SI so I am not to excited about 100% SI. I agree with you that medias are issuing kind of wrong PR. And medias talking about 100% SI is red flag to me.

naked_space_chimp

FF's sake... $CRWV haven't you fallen enough for the whole week... $2 up is what a poor man is asking!

KiwiUnable938

Itll prob run for a couple more days then dump HARD… theres no “movement” here. Youre not fighting the good fight to keep nostalgic memories of AMC or GME safe from the baddies on wallstreet… the company is garbage… the product is garbage… everyones just trying to make a quick buck. All FF chains are broke and leaking money… theyre not looking to expand in fake beef that costs more and tasts worse.. there is no future.

MoonManBigFish

Here is what gold and silver should be worth but the globalists prevented it at least temporarily file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/da/10/850B8D8F-F2B9-46D1-A21D-B97E43DD4AC1/2437117693697651462.jpg file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/75/05/CA958892-FF33-472B-AF11-67DFC2A9F109/5235477114569417186.jpg

Recent_Register_2952

I'm PROTIFA and I don't mean pro-fascist I just mean I wanna fuck Tifa from FF7

Greek143

Still would be early if you bought in the 2s.. fireworks 🧨 come next year https://www.reddit.com/r/HOVRSTONK/s/g94H42N2FF

Greek143

HOVR https://www.reddit.com/r/HOVRSTONK/s/g94H42N2FF

No-Personality-516

FFIE - They sold their office space back in 2019 and started leasing it instead. Then, the same month the lease was set to expire (last month), a beta FF 91 supposedly caused the office to burn down, reportedly due to an electrical short, not the battery. The building was red-tagged, and the office space is now back up for lease, so it looks like they fully moved out (18455 S Figueroa St & 501 W 190th St). Their manufacturing headquarters wasn’t affected, and they’re producing the FF 91 in-house there. They’ve only delivered 16 vehicles so far, but preorders seem strong, 1,000 locked in for the FX Super One. The question is whether they’ll actually have enough buyers. The FX Super One is expected to cost between $60k and $90k, while the super high-end FF 91 2.0 Futurist Alliance is around $300k.

DLD1123

I can’t wait for next week. Gonna buy the FF tactics remake and lose money to theta. Probably FOMO into a direct reversal or two as well.

MembershipCareful664

FF.TO is printing in the last month

MembershipCareful664

Look at FF.TO

MembershipCareful664

Dam FF.TO

MembershipCareful664

FF.TO (First Mining Gold) is up about 77% over the past month. They’re still waiting on government approval for their Springpole project, which could produce roughly 65,000 ounces of gold per year. Not financial advice, just sharing something interesting I’m watching.

MembershipCareful664

FF.TO to te moon! Get in before its too late

Frozen_Shades

Was gonna buy FF but Disney is a cuck. They don't need my money.

The_Perkolater

This is comparing longer-term market views on what the Fed might do — ie a 1-1.5yr outlook. The FF futures market is rarely wrong this close to a meeting. The Fed will cut rates tomorrow. I could see 50bps happening but 25bos is more likely.

mdh1119

Someone on here just mentioned Wendy's. I've been thinking about it recently, one because I've been a bear a lot recently and I have begun to see a Wendy's at the end of the tunnel, but two, because is this stock actually a recovery case at all? looking at their latest addams family promotion, it's really bizarre. their brand doesn't really make any sense. Are they trying to still be the ironic edgy roasting-on-twitter Wendy's of the 2010s? In the days of yore Wendy's was basically like fast food but a cut above. What is their market position now relative to the other FF chains offering similar products?

Valkorion335786

2021 bol was the rock from the FF franchise 2025 bol is rock currently

pincandies

stock closed at 1.49 euro high of the day in germany [https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/11L-FF](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/11L-FF)

Own-Anywhere1523

I would like to think we ALL knew that was a given. Nothing, zero, happens unless this FF is putting coin in his pocket

MintTrappe

What if I just think GOOG is dogshit and in decline due to poor stewardship? They've lost their effective monopoly on search and browser. The excessive ads (ever increasing to offset declining rev), easily abused SEO, and greedy data theft has made Google a strictly worse search option relative to the competition like Duck and Bing. I can't even find what I'm searching for on the first page 1/2 the time. Similarly, Chrome has stagnated relative to the competition (FF and Chromium) and their recent efforts which finally killed the Ublock Origin extension, this was the final push me and many others needed to switch. It was surprisingly easy to do, competitors have nearly perfected streamlining this process so it only takes a couple minutes or less to swap over all your browser data/settings/etc. Barring a major innovation from Google, the forecast is grim as they're expected to continue to losing market share and experiencing declines ad revenue. On top of that leadership is still lacking and the big AI announcement will flop and cause a price correction.

direwolf71

Mortgages are most closely tied to the 10-year Treasury. The market anticipates 100bps in cuts in the next year, and the 10 year note has barely budged. This is a good indicator that mortgage rates aren't coming down with FF rate cuts. Trump has a roughly middle school understanding of economics. He almost certainly doesn't understand that capital markets are forward looking, and he definitely doesn't understand the term structure of interest rates.

GeoLogic23

Armistice Capital reported a [9.9% stake in SNDL](https://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250814/AC2FF22CZ22COJJ2222U2ZO2RPQ5ZZ22X272/). Armistice Capital primarily invest in biotech stocks. Looks like they have had an investment in [InMed Pharmaceuticals](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1728328/000117266123001121/armistice-inm123122.htm) for several years. Also an investment in [180 Life Sciences](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1690080/000117266124005128/armistice-atnf093024a1.htm) who have a CBD drug in their pipeline, and [Lexaria Biosciences](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1348362/000164033424001844/lxrp_424b3.htm) who also deal with CBD/THC. Armistice also randomly have a non-biotech cannabis investment in [Greenlane Holdings](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1743745/000117266124005175/armistice-gnln093024a1.htm). I'm sure some of their other biotech investments have CBD/THC connections, but these are just the ones I found.

DorianSoundscapes

I’d go back and play VI on before wasting time on 9. Graphics are old school SNES but it’s still GOAT. FF Tactics is an overlooked gem as well.

BaseballGuy2001

Lamb Weston makes almost every French fry you eat at FF/Quick Svc restaurants from the farming to the fryer. They are continuing the automate the process and make almost 100% use of every potato with specialized defect readers that reclaim product. I agree though. They shouldn’t be in the index at this point it should be Reddit. But they are a nice stable bet that took a hit recently over some internal ERP over spending and fast food demand drop post pandemic. But I think they hit bottom.

HuckleberryClean8915

Rocket Lab and Firefly Aerospace are in two different markets. RL's current launch vehicle is able to deliver 300kg payload to LOE while FF's payload capacity is 1,000kg. Both have a new vehicles in development with much larger payload capacities. FF has two other products as well (SUV and lunar lander). FF's alpha performance is on par with other aerospace start-ups. As noted, SpaceX's current launch cadence was only possible through iterations of trying, failing, adjusting, and trying again. FF is in this growing and maturing stage. If someone wants to wait for share price to drop before getting in, they should wait 180 days... that's when all option holders will start dumping shares.

DOTACOLLECTOR

FF8 was one of the worst games I ever played, 6 and Tactics are goated. 

Otterpoopie

I grew up on FF 7, so smd 🤏

Mean-Evidence-4056

FF 2 was the shit, i'm pretty sure that's the year i learned to jack it

Gloomy_MTTime420

Totally. The S-3 shelf registration is still open from what I can see. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1965143/000121390025017133/ea0231873-f1a1_nvnigroup.htm https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1965143/000121390025019063/ea0232719-6k_nvni.htm On February 28, 2025, the Board of Directors (the “ Board”) of Nvni Group Limited, an exempted company incorporated under the laws of the Cayman Islands (the “Company”), resolved by way unanimous written resolutions of the Directors (the “Written Resolution”) to convene an extraordinary general meeting of the Company (the “EGM”) for the purposes of requesting the members of the Company to pass certain resolutions, including, amongst other matters the following: (i) an ordinary resolution that the authorised share capital of the Company be amended and increased from US$5,000 divided into 500,000,000 Ordinary Shares of a par value of US$0.00001 each to US$5,005 divided into 500,000,000 Ordinary Shares of a par value of US$0.00001 each and 500,000 Class FF Shares by the creation of 500,000 Class FF Shares of a par value of US$0.00001 each, with the rights and subject to the restrictions set out in the Amended Articles (as defined below); (ii) a special resolution that the existing memorandum and articles of association of the Company be amended and restated in their entirety and be replaced by the form of amended and restated memorandum and articles of association, as attached at Appendix A of the Written Resolution (the "Amended Articles"); and (iii) a special resolution that the Company effectuate a reverse share split of: (i) the authorised and issued and outstanding shares; and (ii) the authorised and unissued shares, in the capital of the Company, par value US$0.00001 per share, in a ratio of any whole number in the range of 2-to-1 up to 250-to-1 with such ratio to be determined in the discretion of the Directors (the "Subdivision"), effective upon the Directors determining the ratio and resolving to approve the Subdivision. The Board recommended for approval by the shareholders the creation of the Class FF Shares and the Subdivision, as well as the approval and adoption of the Amened Articles. If approved by the shareholders, the Board will determine the final ratio of the reverse split to be implemented as part of the Subdivision (the "Reverse Split"). The Reverse Split is intended to maintain compliance by the Company with a minimum bid price of $1.00 per share for continued listing on Nasdaq, as set forth in Nasdaq Listing Rule 5550(a)(2) If the Reverse Split is approved and subsequently effectuated, the number of issued and outstanding shares of Ordinary Shares will be reduced in accordance with the final split ratio as to be determined by the Board. In connection with the Reverse Split, the Ordinary Shares will be designated a new CUSIP number.

CarpetFull7518

How is that!? You must be one of the FF employees that is still drinking the kool-aid!!!

LumpyShock9656

Ahh FF uber

LaserGuy626

There's at least one multi-million there that I know from SpaceX stocks. He was there in the beginning. Ran the lathes, then moved onto FF. The next thing I know, he's running the machine shop..Stories like his is why they can get away with it.

CarpetFull7518

Spacex is cool as all get out and will keep moving forward pretty much no matter what, but FF is on its way to being investment firm fodder, soon the firm will have them renting all their assets and buying from only the vendors they own bankrupting them. There may be a small chance they make it and I would love that, but the way investment firms work I doubt it. For me its all worked out, but my years at FF were not worth it and the stocks are a joke, they actually used the stocks as reasons to pay us lower pay than other places and look now they are reverse splitting them so our stocks are 1 when we used to have 3. Talk about screwing the people who built them. 

CarpetFull7518

Let's talk about how shady FF really is!  They are taking everyone's shares back and doing a reverse split 1= 3.2554 shares of common stock so they can manipulate the value enough to get the 35-40 a share they want. Terrible practices! This company has done nothing but screw its employees and investors, and soon its future investors.  Good luck getting out with any cash over what anyone paid.  

benshamrock7

Followed your advice about CHRS and it's working well (Please have good ER next week). Gonna give FF a try again. in at 300 shares @ 4.18

crazier_ed

The biggest I've seen up close was FF. Seemed a bit much tbh but she was very proud of them so who am I to judge?

holdmysugar

I sold a social media site I started in 2013 for low 7 figures. I was 38 yrs old. The feeling was unbelievably good because I had went against the grain and trusted my instincts, became self employed. The site was making 6 figures for me before I sold it too. I had a wife and kids to support. Everyone congratulated me and I got lots of pats on the back. I was smart with the money, but knowing what I know now, I could have done even better with it. I chose the safe route to buy our next home for cash and not have to worry about a mortgage, I invested some too. FF 12 years. I'm still doing online marketing, still grinding in ecommerce now. I made my second million in investing. I just made 50. I know exactly what I need to do now, and I'm going to reture at 55. That is the plan. Educate yourself on finance and investing, whatever you're trying to make money at learn as much as you can. Believe in yourself. Nobody is gonna have your back like you can. I spend my time planting all these little money trees. The last chapter of my life is going to be the best chapter or my life.

Draconian_Soldier

FF set sold like crazy

Negative-Yesterday66

Good idea. Then after you get rich, you can just use the FF miles you get from all your spending, like the rest of us.

Emergency-Eye-2165

FF got shit after 9.