AB

MilesDelta

Latine loquor quia linguam tuam vulgarem fastidio. Annos multos negotiatus es et hic stas, in commentariis meis, sine nummis, sine positionibus, sine honore, latrans ut canis ad lunam. Ego duodeviginti dies negotior. Ducentae centesimae habeo. Tu habes iram et annos perditos. Me accusas machinam loqui. Ecce, frater. Machina te iubet emere. Ego te iubeo silere. Discerne. Tertius mundus? Roma caput mundi fuit. Omnes viae ad me ducunt. Tu in provincia sedes et putas te imperatorem esse quia tabulas legere potes. Tabulae tuae rubrae sunt. Meae virides. Non sum Americanus. Non sum negotiator. Sum Legatus. Et legatus non respondet canibus. Sed hodie te honoro, quia latravisti tam fortiter ut risus meus totam domum impleret. Vale, veterane. Fortuna tua exspiravit. Mea floret. Sic transit gloria tua. ANNO DOMINI MMXXVI. AB URBE CONDITA MMDCCLXXIX.

AllCapNoBrake

If POTUS Bibi wants Goy Blood, then VP DJT gonna give it to him. RIP Marines/82nd AB https://preview.redd.it/bd2opg5yfosg1.png?width=543&format=png&auto=webp&s=3dacb94a4e79da650511e94a893e4bf0478f395c

Joeskidoodles

Us just trying to stay alive in this market 

RPO777

Well, that's why I'm saying I think we're gonna be in a ground war in Iran within the next 2 weeks. The 82nd AB's "quick" brigade is deploying to the middle east, and the 11th MEU is arriving probably by Thursday or Friday this week, joining the 31st MEU that arrived several days ago. That would give the US around 8,000 combat troops, about the minimum force size that was suggsted the US needed to secure the ground around Hormuz and reopen the strait militarily. Of course, this would involve the US setting up ground combat positions on Iranian soil--and inevitable Iranian counterattacks. Like I said, I think that's what the Iranian regime wants. An air war won't inflict enough pain on the US to force a capitulation by the US on Iranian demands. But if Iran can pull the US into a ground war, even a limited ground war, Iran can use its massive army (capable of sustaining many thousands of casualties) to pit against the US. Even if the US can kill 10\~20 Iranians for every soldiers they lose, particularly if US troops are occupying Iranian soil, Iran wil likely have an easier time politically sustaining its will to fight than the US. 5,000 Iranians dying fighting but inflicting 250 combat deaths on US troops would have a MUCH more disproportionate political impact to the US.

RPO777

This is why they are blockading the Strait of Hormuz. The strait narrow enough that the large oil tankers (like the Suezmax or larger tankers) have a very limited lane of sea through which they can pass safely, at places only like 10-15 miles wide near the center of the strait--the edges of the strait aren't deep enough to be safely navigable. This puts the tankers within 30-40 miles of Iranian soil--which puts them within rocket artillery, drones, and numerous other short-range weaponry of Iran. It would be very difficult for the USN to reopen the strait without securing the ground north of the strait, about a 150-200 mile stretch of coast south east from Bandar Abbas. In prior US war games, the US military had commented they estimate they need around 6,000-8,000 soldiers to secure the Strait. The 31st, 11th MEUs and the 82nd AB rapid response BCT are just around 8,000 combat troops. I don't think that's an accident. However, a limited landing by the US to try to secure the strait opens up a huge number of Iranian military resources that it can direct at US soldiers--drones, short range missiles, rocket artillery, and of course, guerrilla infantry attacks. Even if the US is able to re-open the strait (which I don't doubt the US military oculd do if it commits ground troops), it would open up a NEW phase of headaches, namely the US trying to defend ground positions in Iran directly in the line of fire from the Iranian army. THere's no doubt the US can inflict disproportionately high casualties on Iran. But in Vietnam, the US inflicted about 20-30 casualties on Vietnam than it receieved, and it didn't really matter. The same may hold true of Iran.

rbirming3

Even if you were an idiot that bought Tesla shares any time…you’d be ahead of the game and I guess perhaps not such AB idiot. The idiots might be the folks who didn’t recognize the opportunity at all.

GeoLogic23

Southern Glazers and Breakthru Beverage are big beverage distributors that have been involved in Canadian cannabis for years. Breakthru just announced last week that they will be carrying hemp-derived THC beverages. Southern Glazers had US distribution deals in 2022 with several high profile companies. This was for CBD. Companies that were going to use Southern Glazers included Canopy Growth, Curaleaf, Charlotte's Web, [and Tilray](https://ir.tilray.com/news-releases/news-release-details/tilray-wellness-announces-us-distribution-agreement-southern/). Southern Glazers subsidiary (Great North) has long been the exclusive distributor in Canada for Aphria and subsequently the [exclusive Canadian distributor for Tilray](https://ir.tilray.com/news-releases/news-release-details/tilray-renews-distribution-agreement-great-north-distributors/). Southern Glazers registered with Polaris Government Affairs on 11/1/2025. This looks like Southern's first federal lobbying registration ever. Two organizations that also lobby with Polaris are **Altria and The National Beer Wholesalers Association.** Altria has owned a chunk of AB InBev for years. After registering with Polaris, Southern Glazers has subsequently acquired two different AB InBev wholesalers. * Southern announced last week they were acquiring a New York AB InBev distributor called Clare Rose, whose [other most prominent partner is Tilray](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1rxw797/comment/obc2a4l/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button). * Southern announced yesterday they were acquiring the Colorado assets of an AB InBev distributor called Eagle Rock, whose [other most prominent partner is Tilray](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260323000367/en/Southern-Glazers-Wine-Spirits-to-Acquire-Eagle-Rock-Distributing-Co). This most recent acquisition is even more interesting, because Eagle Rock is one of the few distributors that are a part of the Coalition for Adult Beverage Alternatives. This is the [hemp beverage lobbying group whose largest member is Tilray.](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-coalition-advocates-for-safe-legal-thc-beverages-302278212.html)

Joey_McFluffington

While there is a lot of garbage in private credit, some of the things posted are just flat out wrong. I’m happy to be proven wrong, but it is just totally false that defaults are at record highs. Public markets default rates are in line with long-term averages at roughly 3.5%. Private credit defaults, based on data that’s available are slightly higher than 5%, and that’s if you include non-accruals/PIK interest. Also, the CLO market is $1.2tn. Only 10% of this market consists of Private Credit CLOs, the rest are all public issuers. And the majority of Insurance company private credit is all IG. It has to be otherwise they would get destroyed in capital charges. Private credit doesn’t mean it’s all shit. Meta, Google, Apple, AB InBev etc. all issue in the private market.

GeoLogic23

[America First Agriculture](https://www.americafa.org/) is a recently formed coalition trying to unify the hemp/cannabis regulations. They even have Trump praise videos on their front page. America First Agriculture just registered to lobby with Checkmate. BAMCO is a recently formed coalition lobbying for only hemp beverages. They have also registered with Checkmate. [Checkmate is a lobbying firm with ties to Trump and RFK](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1r1ubcu/comment/o4vwrji/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button). Some excerpts from America First Agriculture's mission statement (bold is me): * Position cannabis as a cornerstone of the new American economy - driving innovation in industrial materials, **clean energy, and carbon capture**.... * Our mission is to facilitate safe consumer access, equitable market conditions, and the development of robust financial instruments - **including carbon credits** \- under a single standard agricultural commodity framework. * By modernizing policy, AFA envisions Cannabis as a sustainable feedstock that can **compliment petroleum in industrial applications, from bioplastics to renewable energy** America First Agriculture's chairman is [AJ Fabrizio](https://www.americafa.org/leadership). He is the son of major Trump pollster and close associate [Tony Fabrizio](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Fabrizio). They are based out of Florida. * AJ Fabrizio's specialty in the cannabis industry is extraction of cannabinoids AJ Fabrizio has been involved with the Florida cannabis/hemp industry since its inception. He was most associated with the original licensing of Parallel Brands aka Surterra Wellness. Later on in 2019 he was part of Florida Ag Commissioner Nikki Fried's hemp advisory board * Nikki Fried was previously married to the founder of Surterra Wellness. Surterra's founder names lots of his companies "Iconoclast". One of the most recent versions of these companies is Iconoclast LLC. As recently as 2024 this company was lobbying for one single topic. * Biomass/hemp for energy Several prominent cannabis insiders (**and Jeffrey Epstein**) were involved with a Florida cannabis company called Stem Holdings. The largest shareholders of Stem Holdings started the company after [trying and failing to start a Florida biofuel project called Ag-Oil](https://advancedbiofuelsusa.info/ag-oil-plans-oilseed-biodiesel-production-with-univ-of-florida-agronne-national-lab-univ-of-southern-illinois). * John Boehner's National Cannabis Roundtable used very few lobbyists. One came right from being deputy chief of staff to Florida's Nikki Fried. The National Cannabis Roundtable was created as John Boehner was working with Privateer Holdings on a cannabis legalization strategy. This started at least in early 2018. In the middle of this planning, one of the people working with them (Boehner ex chief of staff Mike Sommers) took over running **The American Petroleum Institute**. * This was happening in 2018, right as the GOP was legalizing hemp. Hemp being introduced into our biofuel economy would be so perfect for all the special interests involved with hemp/cannabis. Alcohol companies already do stuff like recycle the barley they brew beer with to make other beverage additives. **Hemp biofuel would turn already cheap hemp CBD/THC into a free product that can be upsold for premium prices.** Right after BAT invested in them, Charlotte's Web appointed a CFO who came from AB InBev's subsidiary that recycles their barley, called Evergrain Ingredients. The previous year CWEB appointed Tim Saunders, who was working with ex-Canopy head Bruce Linton. They had a SPAC that was specifically focused on the hemp supply chain. Linton saying that by the time you get to extracting CBD, you should already have made a profit off the rest of the plant. Texas company Honeywell has even been working with a big hemp biofuel project since 2024 to research hemp as a substitute for petroleum products. This biofuel company has a program to partner with hemp growers for feedstock and utilize carbon credits. This is happening as Texas and Florida are the two key states for hemp beverages.

One-Zone-516

Cereno Scientific AB, check in on that stock after 1 of July.

GeoLogic23

Southern Glazers Wine & Spirits just acquired a New York distributor that focuses on Long Island. This is a primary distributor of AB InBev products, but it is also a [Tilray distributor](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260319126088/en/Southern-Glazers-Wine-Spirits-to-Acquire-Clare-Rose-Inc). >The transaction includes the exciting opportunity to distribute Anheuser-Busch’s full product portfolio currently sold in the Long Island area.......along with Tilray Brands, Pabst Brewing Company, and a range of brands from additional suppliers. Tilray and Southern Glazers have a long relationship. From early on in Canada, continuing through 2022 when Southern was going to distribute Tilray's CBD beverage products in the US.

Bittygirl707

$SIVEF up 18% current price $1.18 current status "loading" Sivers Semiconductors AB engages in the development and manufacture of products for the data and telecommunication market, as well as sensors for the industrial market. It operates through the Wireless and Photonics segment. 

MrNoOneYet

I’m not from the US, but my current picks are (Small part of my portfolio - so more risky than what I would otherwise go for): Sotkamo Silver AB - Silver mine exploring and extraction company that was close to bankruptcy last year. GomSpace - Nano Satellite producer. Panoro Energy - Oil company ready to reap the benefits of their previous investments. And the high oil price ofc.

-TrueFacts-

Shroud of Turin blood is AB positive. Isn't that proof he had a human father? Do eternal supernatural beings have an allele from the ABO human blood system to contribute?

torokunai

that sounds great in theory but that theory wouldn't have landed Americans on the moon in '69 or got the internet ready for commercialization in the 90s. BEVs are fucking awesome but the market incumbents will take their fucking sweet time in making the transition. Ghosn had his head handed to him, and Farley had to backtrack on spinning off the legacy ICE dealers. Meanwhile I've put 30,000 miles on my 2023 Model Y with total maintenance cost being a bottle of concentratedwindshield cleaning fluid. 0 to 60 in 4.x seconds. AWD. $40k OTD thanks to gov't money and Elon's year-end markdown. 20c/gallon operating cost in local driving thanks to home solar (I "pay" 3c/kWh in lost [surplus subsidies](https://www.pge.com/assets/pge/docs/clean-energy/solar/AB920-RateTable.pdf))

unwanted_hair

Nancy bought a shit ton of AB at 40.17, it's at 39.21 rn.

GeoLogic23

You are linking BDSA, who do **cannabis** tracking. They are talking about cannabis beverages sold in dispensaries, and the entire point is that beverages exploded in sales once the went into regular retail channels like alcohol. Notice how the products they are looking at are high dose products, and they even say low dose is an opportunity. * BDSA Retail Sales Tracking show that 68% of beverages sold in Q2 2024 were 100 mg products, suggesting that there is an audience expansion **opportunity for brands that can effectively launch a lower-dose product** Liquor store owners have said THC drinks are taking up >10% of their total sales already. From last year: * Jon Halper, CEO of Minnesota liquor store chain Top Ten Liquors, told Reuters in June that THC beverages now make up ***15***% of his business Note it's all about distribution: * Wylie’s Rebel Rabbit is only available in kegs in a handful of taverns in the Carolinas because he’s had trouble getting **distributors to buy into the concept**, but cans of the beverage are available in 14 states. This is why I have long followed the beverage distributors, and seeing prominent AB InBev and Coors distributors start allowing THC. It's a very fast growing market that targets a completely different consumer base than cannabis dispensaries. One of the fastest growing hemp drink demographic are middle aged women looking for healthy alcohol alternatives. Don't just blow off this space because of the failures of the past. All the big alcohol companies were looking into THC drinks. Then we ran into emulsion issues (CBD sticking to can liners) and then COVID hit. They didn't forget that they desperately need a new product to survive.

Crafty_Friendship_15

Nothing a brief Google wouldn't fix, but I'll help ya: SAAB (acronym from the literal Swedish translation of "The Swedish Aeroplane Corporation [AB]) was officially started in 1937 with a history of air and weapons tech dating back before that date with some independent companies merging and combining on the stated date. They didn't start manufacturing cars until 1948 (SAAB 92), they merged with semi-truck and heavy equipment manufacturer Scania in 1968, and it was all one huge company until 1990 when the auto manufacturing part of the company was separated from the rest into SAAB Automobile, and General Motors bought a moderate stake in just that part of the company. SAAB Automobile and Scania were de-merged in 1995 [even though the Scania name was used for another five years for brand continuity and de-merger agreements, and Scania's griffin logo used for another 10 years past that because of the same agreement], and GM bought a controlling stake of SAAB Automobile in 2000, (and continued to bleed SAAB A. dry like they do with everything that dinosaur of a company does... while GM may have extended SAAB's life by purchasing them, as SAAB [autos] was more design-minded than profit-driven, GM ownership was very cannibalistic towards their tech and didn't know or care enough to run a company such as SAAB [whereas Ford ran Volvo marginally better and let Volvo have a "longer leash" than GM did with SAAB]). When the financial crash of 2008 hit, SAAB was one of the brands they chopped, but GM still had control over who purchased them, and (long story short) due to the newest 9⁵ being based on a brand-new Vauxhall/Opel [Insignia] chassis (also used by the Buick Regal and Lucerne) GM blocked numerous purchase attempts of SAAB auto, and by the time Spyker AB reached an agreement, the metaphorical ship had taken on too much water at that point. There's even more after that, but I digress... Aerospace and heavy weapons SAAB has been healthy for the most part, and that's ALWAYS been the center of the company. The engineers just decided to make cars "on the side" after WWII with the slight lull in demand for aircraft and such. They're very much still a player in today's developments, but I don't think they mine being slept on, being on the d.l. kind of helps them stay under-the-radar.

Keeltoodeep

https://arena.ai/leaderboard/ Blind AB testing. Basically crowdsourcing what answer to the same prompt is preferred by thousands of users.

you2234

Thanks AB! Have a great day…

DesticularDorsion

AB 60 you mouth breather

ReturnOfBigChungus

> How are YOU using it daily in your job? I'll give you 2 examples of things my team has built - one is a GPT that assesses integration potential to various source systems that our customers ask for integrations to. It looks at internal company documentation of our integration tools, it looks at historical services projects for previous customers to see if we've done the integration before and reads notes captured on those projects, and it reads documentation for the source system's APIs, and spits out a recommendation and any red flags. Is that useful? Absolutely. It turns 30-60 minutes of research into a 5 minute chat session. Another example, we're using a custom GPT to automate part of the process for creating statement of works first drafts for services projects for customers. It pulls transcripts of recorded calls, references internal documentation like above, and gives a nice summary of challenges and objectives. We still have to proofread and sanity check because there are often error and nonsense statements, but it again takes a ~30-60 minute task and turns it into a 10-15 minute task. So, yes absolutely it is helpful, but we're not considering laying anyone off, and we're not adjusting our future hiring plans on the basis of this. Maybe if the team was 50+ people and we had people working exclusively on those tasks, but that's just not our situation. This is a small but meaningful piece of people's day to day work that is now a little easier and faster. >The newest models are less than two weeks old and you're citing studies that are radically out of date Maybe, if the only angle you're considering here is "what can the tech do, in theory, in a low stakes science-project setting", but that's not the actual decision framework for investing in these tools. Candidly if you think that studies produced within the last year or 2 are going to be considered "radically out of date" for executive decision makers, I can only conclude that you're nowhere near a decision making level, because I can absolutely tell you that execs who were in the cohort of the 90%+ of people whose projects failed, it is not going to make one bit of difference if you come to them touting the benefits of the latest model. They've already been burned on what was likely a fairly expensive test, they've burned political and reputational capital sponsoring those projects, and their propensity to sign off on a new project has dropped dramatically. Again, I'm not taking the angle of up-to-the-minute tech capabilities, I'm talking about the actual likelihood that enterprise spending continues the way it has been over the last couple of years. >I cannot code but I'm building reliable work apps now. I would bet good money that your vibe-coded work apps are also massively insecure and riddled with vulnerabilities that would preclude ever even considering them for any critical or sensitive applications at scale. Personal assistants are great (see my examples above), but that is emphatically not the scale of usage that is needed to make this machine run in terms of supporting the multiples and valuations of companies providing these tools. Not even close. And that's not even considering the legislation that's coming into place around explainability/transparency that's going to affect all major LLM providers this year (California AB-2013 and EU AI Act), or things like the massive security vulnerability that was discovered in OpenClaw for example (CVE-2026-25253). You really think big companies are going to roll this stuff out at scale willy-nilly when they're apt to see in the news one day that the scaffolding for their agents has MASSIVE security vulnerabilities that could grind the whole system worldwide to a halt on a dime? Yeah, again, if you think that's not front of mind for CISOs and security teams you're out of your mind. For a long time this stuff didn't seem to matter, but now it's very clear that it DOES matter.

OutrageousOlive9779

For safe stocks I like Berkshire, linde, Air liquide and investor AB.

aRawPancake

Luv you AB

mowanza

Unfortunately, we can't place the blame on Mr. Epstein here, valve loot boxes were introduced years before that email (and probably more predatory than anything AB did before it became ABK)

DoubleFamous5751

Surprised you aren’t adding her newest buy, AB

MrPurplePandaz

I just like the idea if it moving fast and I can get in and out quickly. These calls AB’s puts have been a whiplash the past couple weeks for me so I need to try something different

tired_ani

Added to MSFT, TOITF, SPGI and MCO. I think this is an extraordinary time where we can pick up some of the best companies of all time as they descend from their usually astronomical multiples. Also starting to do some DD on Sectra AB , they are a medical IT company.

devereaux

Park most of it in something like AB and MO, sell covered calls on the shares, and trade futures on the rest. Wait out the market flush

Particular-Cake-6430

AB quietly up today. Nancy always a star no matter the market.

devereaux

IF you guys just need to park money to wait things out for a bit, you might as well put it into an investment manager like AllianceBernstein (AB). Stable pricing and >8% dividend

darkoath

AB's holding company made a tender offer last year of $38.50/share, which was a 7.8% premium at the time. I've held it for a long time and added to my position recently to increase income and reduce volitity. IMO it's fairly priced around $40.

Murky-Ambition3898

AB has decent 8% dividends, tiny bonus while holding.

SECdeezTrades

AB is a holding pattern company they use to store cash. "they" being the pelosi family team. it's a boring financial company paying good dividends with moderate price swings as ppl commit more or less money to their funds (they get management fees). Basically they have nothing they want to throw the cash into. but not scared enough to dump it elsewhere

nomosnow

Why AB if it's not a buy?

TheHoboStory

Im using Morrow Bank AB (Scandinavia) but here is a list of US alternatives (don't use Pibank as they lack free transfers) [https://www.investopedia.com/the-best-free-savings-accounts-11695638](https://www.investopedia.com/the-best-free-savings-accounts-11695638) [https://www.nerdwallet.com/banking/best/high-yield-online-savings-accounts](https://www.nerdwallet.com/banking/best/high-yield-online-savings-accounts) Would just check the top choices from here and your current situation (how much you will deposit and how many withdrawals you need)

TheHoboStory

Savings account, my pays 4,5%, but there are others paying up to 4,8% without limitations of withdrawal (Morr Bank AB offers 4,8%)

tired_ani

Bought some more MSFT. Looking to add some to BRKB, FICO, NFLX. Over the weekend I stumbled upon a Medical IT company called Sectra AB. Stocks in a free fall because it ran ahead of itself but management has guided for a few quarters of pain as they transition to a SaaS model. Anyone in it?

Both-Doctor-2427

SpaceX has received roughly 40 billion of taxpayer money. HMKP-119-JU00-20250226-SD003.pdf https://share.google/QSoq6UIcI3AB91xL4

Smart-Customer7503

Yes, Nancy Pelosi (through her husband, Paul Pelosi) recently disclosed significant sales of major technology stocks in late December 2025, with filings made in January 2026. These transactions were part of a reported $69 million portfolio repositioning that included selling shares of Apple, Nvidia, Amazon, and others.  **Recent Sales (Late 2025/Early 2026):** According to disclosures filed on January 23 and 26, 2026, the following major sales occurred around December 24–30, 2025:  * **Apple (AAPL):** Sold a substantial amount, with reports indicating a sale of 45,000 shares (valued at $5M–$25M) and a separate contribution of 28,200 shares to a donor-advised fund. * **NVIDIA (NVDA):** Sold 20,000 shares ($1M–$5M). * **Amazon (AMZN):** Sold 20,000 shares ($1M–$5M). * **Walt Disney (DIS):** Sold 10,000 shares ($1M–$5M). * **PayPal (PYPL):** Sold 5,000 shares ($250K–$500K). * **Alphabet (GOOGL):** Contributed 7,704 shares to a donor-advised fund.  **Reallocation and Context:** * **AI Exposure:** Despite the sales, the filings indicate that Pelosi continued to increase exposure to Artificial Intelligence (AI) by exercising call options in companies like Nvidia and purchasing new positions, suggesting a strategic shift rather than a full exit from tech. * **New Positions:** In January 2026, she acquired 25,000 shares of asset management firm AllianceBernstein (AB). * **Why the trades?** These year-end transactions are often executed for tax purposes or portfolio diversification. * **Retirement:** Pelosi has announced she will not seek re-election in 2026, meaning her mandatory stock disclosures will cease in January 2027. 

ButterPotatoHead

Buy blue chip international stocks that aren't caught up in the AI / tech hype train. They can be hard to find because 98% of the headlines are the same. LVMH, Mitsubishi, banks like Royal Bank of Canada, Paribas, and HSBC, Halmas, Eurofins, Nubank, Rolls Royce, there are a bunch of them if you look. If you look further you can find conglomerates and funds that have had solid long term growth and are in non-US markets like Industrivarden AB, Addtech, etc. I personally am a fan of nuclear resurgence and there are engineering and tech firms around the world involved in that industry that are good buys. Stay away from the speculation like OKLO. Starting about 9 months ago I moved about 10% of my money (which is now about 15%), I bought them in their local currencies (yen, GBP, Euro, etc) so I have a combination of growth and a hedge against US and USD.

DoubleFamous5751

Boring play, but she bought AB too, it’s a snooze fest stock, but if you want something for a long term investment account that’s obviously a good pick

proftiddygrabber

pelosi bought $AB, not sure why but i did that yesterday morning pre market and its been up ever since lol

Frizzoux

$AB it is

981flacht6

You down own $AB lol ..she bought $1m worth of shares. That's one of her heaviest purchases ever.

BGMilan

AB - ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN 25k shares VST TEMPUS AI PANW VSNT

981flacht6

Yeah $1 million on AB shares. Options suck on this, it pays a fat dividend though. Not much analyst coverage. If that stock goes up 20% plus the dividends, it beats SP500 for the year right off the bat.

babyd42

FYI your gains are not tax free in a roth if you buy AB stock based on this move. it's not a corporation you get a K-1 if you buy this stock rather than a 1099-DIV

DoubleFamous5751

Obviously I bought AB today. Will buy more. I’m not fucking this up. https://preview.redd.it/cj7a25kadsfg1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0f7429c57358f66591d3174fbc458736872a7278

Rhongomiant

Honestly, the big-dick purchase of 25k shares of $AB is what intrigues me the most.

DefiantDelta

AB chart is a thing of beauty. thanks for tip Nancy

Still_Ad8888

I have no idea what $AB is but i just bought it

AcademicStandard3701

AB and defense names soon.

AcademicStandard3701

How are you guys not buying AB right now auntie pelosi approves!

Les7X

wtf is AB

Stevensz1

guys this isn’t hard. Buy AB… Pelosi bought $3M on the 15th

SGAnonymousOCPD

Do you mean Saniona AB listed under STO: SANION? Interesting price chart Can you reveal more about the company and upcoming catalysts as I dont think most people here are European focused and might not had heard of this company At least for me, first time hearing this company

mtnrnnr802

“AB-BER-BAIJAIN” lmao

GeoLogic23

AB InBev added "differentiation of beer from cannabis and hemp in tax and regulation" to one of their lobbyists. They now have 4 of their lobbyists discussing hemp. https://lda.senate.gov/filings/public/filing/ea656674-a573-4857-be01-b2621d896ac4/print/ Circle K also rolled out hemp THC beverages in Texas a few days ago. Only brand I've seen them stocking so far is Varin. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/circle-k-becomes-first-major-convenience-chain-in-texas-to-sell-thc-beverages-launching-with-varin-302660758.html

DonnyTheChef

I’m talking about AB’s specifically

WholeMilkElitist

AB Testing

bslaven3

JTAI poppin AB

GeoLogic23

What do you mean they should embrace the 2018 definition? It is almost certain that flower that was once considered legal THCa flower under 2018 will soon be the same as marijuana. The products whose legality still seems to be up in the air are the low dose hemp products like gummies/beverages and full spectrum CBD, but I don't see much pushback on them banning THCa flower. Hemp also does still have some banking issues. There is a section about it in SAFER Banking. [https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/senate-bill/2860/text#toc-H64CFDA839B864B57B4AB3721527A9E9D](https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/senate-bill/2860/text#toc-H64CFDA839B864B57B4AB3721527A9E9D) >"...despite the legalization of hemp, some hemp businesses (including producers, manufacturers, and retailers) continue to have difficulty gaining access to banking products and services; and..." >"...businesses involved in the sale of hemp-derived CBD products are particularly affected, due to confusion about the legal status of such products."

Keeltoodeep

Get a friend to do a blind AB test for you and film it. I know you won't do it but your claims are probably not what you think your actual opinion is.

Nervous_Estate1253

Sorry to hear your situation. I trade my TFSA with mostly ETF's to avoid this shit from Fucking CRA. I use my RRSP and / or margin account for options, as I just don't want to lose that tax free gains after 10-15 years of investing. As you know these fuckers are soon be taxing equity on our houses which we are paying / paid for after paying taxes to those mother fuckers for all these years, mortgage interest, property taxes just to name few. God forbid if we are ahead in our home  equity game these fuckers are eyeing on it, if and when we sell our house. There is nothing for regular Joe here in Canada. I live in Edmonton,AB in a nice neighborhood. Our property taxes went up 6% this year and we never had once , not even once snow plowed this year so far. Even though we have about 5-6 times of snow fall this year compared to other years. I hate fucking CRA and our dear government religiously. Fucking currption every where. 

kellyj93

V3AB and chill. VUAG is US dominant whereas V3AB gives you full global coverage.

deltarho

Liberal here. All politicians 100% want to take your guns away. Never kid yourself that democrats wouldn’t be the first to do it. Just look at CA’s new law, AB 1263. Makes it all but impossible to get parts for guns. Everything is 100% regulated now down to recoil springs and optic screws. We have guns in spite of Newsom’s shitty administration. He would rather us have nothing and has been extremely clear about that.

jadezsherz

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Plane-Try-6522

Respectfully disagree. >just a little different product (there is less players in 4D radar), but lidar is already adopted by automotive, 4D radars not yet really **Arbe is in defence.** With Sensrad for Sensrad's Hugin D1 [https://ir.arberobotics.com/news/press-releases/detail/152/sensrad-delivers-first-radar-series-powered-by-arbes](https://ir.arberobotics.com/news/press-releases/detail/152/sensrad-delivers-first-radar-series-powered-by-arbes) With US Army: [https://www.dataspeedinc.com/department-of-defense/](https://www.dataspeedinc.com/department-of-defense/) Gapwaves has raised 78M and allocated 20M to Sensrad for scaling Sensrad's Hugin D1 radar beyond automotive, and into defence, telecommunication and infrastructure. >**Broaden the customer base and industry presence** by expanding beyond the automotive sector to areas such as smart cities, telecommunications, transport, and other industrial applications, while supporting the continued scaling of Sensrad AB – approximately 20 percent. [https://www.gapwaves.com/investors/rightsissue-2025/](https://www.gapwaves.com/investors/rightsissue-2025/) >a lot of pros and cons, this is a high risk play I used to think this way but Arbe has a global product moat, strong Tier - 1 partners like HiRain Technology, Weifu High, Sensrad AB and Magna International, including a collaboration with Nvidia. Arbe's radar chipset is one of the very few that is compliant with Nvidia's AGX Hyperion 10 platform. >just a little different product (there is less players in 4D radar), but lidar is already adopted by automotive, 4D radars not yet really More OEMs are moving away from LiDAR. Volvo has dropped LiDAR (they're dropped Lumina $LAZR), Mobileye is moving towards developing a 4D radar chipset. The reason why LiDAR was commonly adopted was because it was seen as the solution but L3, L4, L5 has shown that LiDAR alone isn't feasible. LiDAR **marginally** beats 4D imaging radar under perfect weather condition but ties with 4D imaging radar + machine - learning. On the other hand, LiDAR fails spectacularly under less than perfect weather condition with the difference in false positives and false negatives performance being substantially behind 4D imaging radar. In the western hemisphere, there are 3 seasons that would adversely impact the performance of LiDAR; in the southern hemisphere where tropical thunderstorms are common, LiDAR would never stand a chance.

Halberd96

It depends on why it's going down. I sold out of Evolution AB for a small to moderate loss because I'm not confident they will overcome the issues they are having with piracy of their games and I could invest the money elsewhere and do some tax offset. I bought the dip on CAAP when it sold off due to Argentina political uncertainty below my cost basis, then it went back up again and its 31% I bought some more HCC below my cost basis and its now 62%, HTLD same thing is now 4% and I think it has upside. My ROOT is -21% but I like the stock, my BEO and ICE on ASX are way underwater, albeit fundamentals are not good but they are risky bets.

GeoLogic23

**CBD/hemp opportunities internationally.** Markets that aren't going to be opening up to intoxicating THC anytime soon could open for hemp/CBD. Think of larger more conservative markets like India, where BAT has a major presence. Or even if they open up for medical cannabis, CWEB has a history of being a first mover in new low-THC medical markets. I assume a reason CWEB partnered with Tilray years ago was because at that time Tilray had the certifications/manufacturing capability CWEB would need to export CBD internationally. I know CWEB has had a deal for years with InterCure in Israel, where they will distribute CWEB products once Israel changes CBD laws. This was supposed to happen years ago. And Tilray used to export to InterCure themselves, so Tilray being the middleman for CWEB/InterCure makes sense. Tilray and CWEB were also both partnered with Southern Glazers for CBD distribution in the US in 2022, which never materialized. Since then Tilray has obtained more beverage assets, along with the distribution that comes with it. This is another area their partnership could benefit each other. **Hemp incorporated into the industrial market and carbon credit market.** Increasing your CBD margins by selling the byproducts of CBD production to fiber, food, fuel, and carbon markets. Lots of ex-Canopy people including Bruce Linton left Canopy to go pursue opportunities in this area. The best thing would be if hemp was part of our biofuel ecosystem imo. It's so much better than corn. Bruce Linton used to say that by the time you got to the point of extracting CBD, you should already have a profit from the other parts of the plant being upcycled into fiber and fuel. CWEB appointed Jessica Saxton as CFO right after BAT's investment. She came directly from AB InBev, where she was the CFO for their subsidiary that upcycled their spent grains from producing alcohol. If this sort of industrial hemp market is developed and supported, CBD really could be an incredible gold mine for major corporations. A highly regulated product so they can control it, but one that could cost almost nothing to produce and still demand a high price markup in a huge variety of CPG products.

c-u-in-da-ballpit

Plenty of space exposure in their | Company | Key LEO Engagement | | :--- | :--- | | **MDA Space** | Prime contractor for large-scale LEO constellations including Telesat Lightspeed and Globalstar; recently invested in dedicated commercial orbital launch infrastructure. | | **Airbus** | Global leader in mass-production of LEO satellites through Airbus OneWeb Satellites; currently developing advanced optical and Earth observation constellations. | | **Kongsberg Gruppen** | Operates KSAT, the world’s most extensive commercial ground station network for LEO; recently deployed orbiting ground stations to minimize data latency. | | **BAE Systems** | Provides "Space as a Service" commercial rideshare missions and developed the Azalea™ LEO cluster for near-real-time intelligence and edge processing. | | **Safran** | Specializes in LEO-PNT (Positioning, Navigation, and Timing) to provide GPS-independent signals; provides high-efficiency electric propulsion for LEO maneuvering. | | **Leonardo SpA** | Through Thales Alenia Space, it is a primary builder for future commercial LEO destinations (private space stations) and various satellite subsystems. | | **Saab AB** | Leading the development of VDES-based LEO nanosatellites to provide global, secure data connectivity for the commercial maritime and IoT sectors. |

girlincognitow

AB InBev (BUD) Alcohol has wrecked millions of lives and continues to do so every year just because it's legal they get a pass for that. I would swap that out for oil companies which actually keep billions of people alive every year. Without oil for transportation and electricity billions would die pretty quickly

Lebuhdez

They cut rates after quarterly meetings AB’s they explain why in the meeting minutes. Prior to the meetings they general release at least one statement that gives a hint to what they might do. Just because you don’t pay attention, doesn’t mean the info isn’t out there

HopefulCat6991

Hi, I'm late to this thread. I am a small holder, and my reason for investing revolves around their joint venture: ScaffSense AB, established in collaboration with the Solideq Group. They are the first company (and currently the only one) operating in this specific type of sensoring: construction scaffold sensor systems. While it is speculative, they predict they could reach a break-even point or achieve a small profit by 2026. If this technology takes off, and crucially, if regulators and insurance companies take notice, this technology could become a real game-changer for the industry."

Ancient_Bobcat_9150

Investor AB

HND171

AB rules chump

Medical-Shoulder-337

Shitco that buys companies and can’t integrate a ham & Swiss sandwich Iconic beer brands that AB couldn’t hit numbers even after buying/forcing sellers to devote shelf space THC beverage demand will stay locally produced. If AB & MC think it’s safe, theyll dominate the mass market. This might be one of the most regarded attempts at DD

J0hnnyBlazer

Hey Ironmanx, here's even a geekier and more accurate fact check: BeammWave AB was actually "incorporated"/registered on 2016-12-21 "Founded" 2017 By Bengt, this the genius nerd research era I assume Started operation 2019 funded, hiring, actually running i guess? Ye since IPO 2022, they been averaging a cost of $100K/year per employees and average staff of 15.

Still-Major1173

Does AB still do the trade alerts? Have fond memories of immediately jamming a stock higher after hearing that beautiful "DING!"

ButterPotatoHead

Brookfield is complex and kind of a whole thing but they have their fingers in what I think are all of the best assets globally -- real estate, ports, terminals, toll roads, renewable power generation, nuclear power, private credit, data centers, cell towers... you can invest in the parent company or any of the asset-specific subs or all manner of REITs and ETFs. I worry sometimes that their results are "too good" but they're very savvy. "Alternative" credit isn't really alternative any more. I think what happened over the past 20 years is that a lot of interesting but complex infrastructure and government asset deals/recaps needed to be funded and the stodgy commercial banks couldn't figure how to lend to them so a bunch of operators like Brookfield, Oaktree, Apollo, etc. figured how to do this profitably. I heard a speech from Rich Fairbank at Capital One complaining about how private credit was going to ruin the industry and this sounded like a vote of confidence for the sector. For nuclear I like Cameco, Rolls Royce (which also has a defense angle), I'm avoiding meme stocks like Oklo. For international growth and defensive stocks I'll throw some names at you, Mitsubishi, Itochu, Dutch Ahold, ASML, Mercado Libre, NuBank, Royal Bank of Canada, Eurofins, Halma, PKO bank of Poland. I also like foreign investment companies that are primarily outside of the US so EQT AB, Industrivarden AB, Addtech, Prosus. I try to buy stocks that are reasonably valued, more to avoid bubbles and memes than to be a real value investor. HDFC Bank, Keyence, Straumann all look interesting but are all expensive.

chuddyman

AB Inbev is closing 3 US breweries in early 2026

Aovidiu78

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GeoLogic23

[Total Wine & More](https://lda.senate.gov/filings/public/filing/e9e9d72b-bf21-4907-b83e-4d50f7142d3a/print/) registered a second lobbyist to lobby for hemp, called HB Strategies, which is the firm run by Roy Blunt and his family. One of the lobbyists is also Roy Blunt's former chief of staff. Roy Blunt is the former Senator from Missouri, who has been known as [Monsanto's guy in Washington](https://www.motherjones.com/food/2013/04/sen-roy-blunt-monsantos-man-washington/). His wife was also a prominent lobbyist for Altria/PMI when they got married. Note that Altria is a big investor in AB InBev, and both AB InBev and Monsanto are headquartered in Missouri. Monsanto is known for dominating agriculture through patenting seeds and genetics. We should always keep an eye on them. The whole idea of having federal legalization based on a completely arbitrary (and difficult to consistently replicate) THC limit of <0.3% would be a perfect situation for a company like Monsanto to monopolize by owning the genetics that are stabilized <0.3%. A cannabis/hemp genetics companies called Phylos Biosciences got into hot water back in 2019 when they got recorded saying they were [preparing to sell out to big agriculture](https://mjbizdaily.com/phylos-bioscience-causes-cannabis-industry-disturbance-in-big-ag-video/). >In the video, Holmes boasted how Phylos had a “really huge lead” because **it had been collecting cannabis data and intellectual property for four years.** >“**By the time (the Big Ag companies) do get here**, we’ll be releasing outrageous new cannabis varieties every few months,” Holmes said. “We’ll have a foothold they can unseat us from, but it will take them three to four years to build what we built.” >He also spotlighted Phylos staffers who had worked for Big Ag companies Syngenta and the former DowDuPont. >“Having these guys around is critical for us because **we’re building a company that is ultimately going to be acquired by that universe**,” Holmes told the room. They were working on genetics for CBD and low-THC hemp strains. Partners like East Fork cut off ties after it was revealed they were planning on selling out to big ag. >East Fork Cultivars CEO Mason Walker said the company’s goal was to expand the pool of CBD-dominant genetics, both hemp and marijuana. >East Fork Cultivars targets the CBD and low-THC market as a business strategy to help distinguish the company Phylos Biosciences was the first US investment made by BAT/OGI.

Aovidiu78

BNKK https://www.linkedin.com/posts/in-case-you-missed-it-bonk-released-q3-results-share-7399450664499703808-2U1V?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAADHFr2AB-TCmctwwEUZdouqK4j7nXyPwx0k https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/bonk-inc-secures-51-revenue-interest-in-30m-valued-asset-with-recurring-revenue-53a1648c https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/bonk-inc-secures-51-revenue-interest-30m-valued-asset-recurring-revenue-2025-12-03

NoOcelot

Westbridge Renewable Energy Corp. Developer of solar power /BESS projects. Today got their final transmission and connection approvals for their Dolcy project near Wainwright, AB. (Just days after the pipeline MOU between the feds and Alberta) Looks like a good play. Summary of most recent quarter: Q3 (ended Aug. 31, 2025) $1.5 M Net loss EPS: -$0.06 cash on hand: $30.1 M working capital: $29.9 M Westbridge has 21 renewable power / BESS projects in the pipeline in Canada, US, Italy and UK

GeoLogic23

A hemp THC beverage company does not have production scale, distributors who already carry their products, and retailers who are providing them shelf space. You can buy a brand, but if you can't put it in front of your customers you aren't going to sell it. Almost the entire hemp THC market has been direct to consumer (online). In recent years, mainstream retail, bars, concerts, etc have been picking them up, leading to a drastic increase in sales. If THC beverages are regulated like alcohol, you aren't going to see brands being shipped through the mail all over the country. You are going to see traditional distributors and retailers selling the product through the three-tier system. For a company to be successful in a developed beverage market they need to have their products through all three tiers. That doesn't happen overnight. I've commented on this a lot, but imo some of Tilray's beer brands are purely placeholders for new THC beverages. That's why they aren't bothering trying to revitalize those brands. They aren't capable of doing that better than AB InBev or Molson could have. They don't even have a tiny fraction of their marketing budget. This isn't even getting into the differences between brewing beers and seltzers. There aren't any THC beers on the market right now. It's a much more difficult process to make a THC beer than a seltzer, and even non-alcoholic beers are still regulated by the TTB. No current hemp beverage company would have the capability of producing non-alcoholic THC beers at any scale whatsoever. Probably not a coincidence that Tilray is branding their non-alcoholic beers with a cannabis-adjacent name like "Runner's High".

GeoLogic23

They're just betting on hemp beverages being regulated. Idk why people are making this so complicated. Most acquisitions have been focused on the US beverage market, and Simon has repeatedly said for years that selling THC infused beverages in the US is one of their biggest goals. It's pretty obvious to me that their plan was to buy underperforming alcohol brands from big alcohol in order to get in on their distribution/retail. Then they consolidate production of those beer brands, and wait for THC beverages to be regulated. You then cut off the underperforming beer brands, and replace that retail shelf space and distribution space with your THC beverages. You don't just create retail/distribution space out of thin air. It's an extremely competitive part of the beverage industry. But you just can't cut your underperforming brands off without having the replacement ready to go, because that empty shelf/distribution space will get filled by a competitor. Tilray isn't better at revitalizing brands than AB InBev or Molson, and they don't have the marketing budget to do it anyway. That was never a real plan imo. Several of those brands are purely placeholders for THC beverages. Whether betting on THC beverages works or not is a different story. Some don't believe hemp beverages will exist in a year. I do think they will exist in a year. Whether or not Tilray is a leader in that space is also a different story, but they are certainly set up to take advantage of it if that market were to get regulated. I've been refraining from even discussing Tilray lately because people here are so aggressive when a comment can be perceived as being positive about Tilray. But my main point is that **you aren't betting on S3 as a Tilray holder. You are betting on hemp THC beverage regulation.** I am in no way saying this is going to happen. But if you were Tilray and you were assuming hemp beverages were getting regulated, and you were hoping to get some sort of investment from a bev/alcohol CPG company, then you would skip the 6 month extension period and just get yourself in compliance with your exchange. OGI also skipped the extension period before they reverse split, and then they promptly got another investment by BAT. Again I am not saying that will happen, but the idea of reverse splitting to allow yourself to receive an investment has actual recent history in our sector. And we do have big alcohol companies like Pernod Ricard actively looking at hemp beverage investments. It's not unreasonable to think that the reverse split timing is just Tilray making themselves available IF an investment were to present itself.

Aovidiu78

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Affectionate-Idea690

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GeoLogic23

I don't think he's anything great as a CEO. I think he just has connections and knows big alcohol has been laying groundwork to move into this space for years. They've worked with AB InBev and Molson, including acquiring assets from them, and using AB InBev distributors, so I'm sure they've had lots of discussions. Even back in his early health food days this was his strategy. His smaller company would try to ride the wave of health food trends pushed by the big guys. I remember one interview where he discussed how he was super happy to see a much bigger competitor advertising rice cakes or something like that that Hain was also pushing. His reasoning was that when the big guys push the sector forward it lifts all boats. So when big alcohol moves into the sector, there are only going to be a few other companies with the distribution/ manufacturing to play in the same market as the big guys. Either Tilray partners with a big alcohol player to jump start that company's move into the space, or they just ride the wave of THC beverages as an independent company. So i see his plan as essentially playing nice with big alcohol and buying their underperformed assets and stuff, so that he's allowed to join them in the hemp beverage market when it becomes a real regulated market.

ShootsnLadders

My bad, looked at $AB haha

Glittering_Water3645

My pick currently is betsson AB PE 8,6. PE for 2026: 7,7 10-15% estimated EPS growth + 5% dividend EV/EBIT: 6 (superhealthy balance sheet) PEGY ratio of 0,4-0,5 Olympic games and world cup in football coming up soon.

lampard44

Is Evolution AB the best provider of live casino software?

Asleep_Swordfish8896

Welcome back, welcome back, wweelcomme back https://youtu.be/NHRGFaQzRBA?si=AB5WTzl57f7hxJ-c

One-Yard9754

this is AB, take it with a bag of salt....I appreciate your post the other day on Rhymth but I didn't agree with it. I was about to comment, what happens if Hemp is banned, before the news came out. To me I see no value in investing in it before the news came out, I'd rather invest just in Greenthumb, you get the added benefit if Hemp was viable under Rhythm without all the risk....

No-Plenty-1470

the sweepstakes-style, non-regulated gaming model in California is under serious pressure, especially with AB 831 on the horizon. That said, it’s inaccurate to say that all U.S. online casinos are doomed. Licensed and regulated iGaming platforms still have growth opportunities. And yes providers like Pragmatic Play have exited certain U.S. sweepstakes operations, but not the entire U.S. casino business. Genuine regulatory risks for specific segments, but not a collapse across the entire industry.

Ok-Buy-9777

Bare kjøp Investor AB og hold, e vel den Svenske equal te Berkshire 😆

amoistsock

They finally got AB in custody for that attempted murder charge

Accomplished_Lynx_69

Nvda puts BOOMIN like AB84