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Why is the sub obsessed with investing in large cap tech companies?
6k to 565k in 2+ years...that's 9000%+ for those not good at maph
Anyone following the China delist plays? They are dominating my watchlist top movers
$ ACMR ,ACM Research Inc is a good potential 100 % profit in a microchip deficit future, thats what option traders are waiting
U.S. stocks stage V-shaped rally as Russia-Ukraine situation stirs market nerves
Five growth stocks that nobody talks about: APPS, ACMR, ONTO, FOUR, SHLS
Five growth stocks that nobody talks about: APPS, ACMR, ONTO, FOUR, SHLS
I invested in ACM thinking it was AMC, sparking my new found interest in infrastructure consultancy. Twat.
What’s about ACM ? Is there still potential?
HEDGIES WE HAVE THE BALLS TO WAIT YOU OUT !! MUST WATCH!! AWESOME ANALYSIS AND DETAILS ON $ACM $GME What happened yesterday and whats to come. HOLD NO MATTER WHAT. Beware of bull shit news.
Why Bill Hwang got margin called
Archived video of Nomura CS giving ACM their margin leverage
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Hmm, didnt clock that it was nrc. Do you know if their regulations are.... uh normal? I know all the nuclear regulations got outta hand and a pullback was necessary but culling down 800 pages to 15 or whatever is pretty worrying. Since we're in the sub we are....I would assume this would be a great play to get into ACM
Just my $0.02 from working for a few private ones that swap subcontracting with some of the biggest like ACM and AMTM: Even the publicly traded companies have more contracts going on than you will ever be notified of as an investor. A lot of them have classified contracts that will simply be reported as a lump sum line item with no explanation, and that’s the only information you will ever get. As a result; they are difficult AF to value based on intrinsic value or even fundamentals. You just have to be confident in the fact that they have massive black budget moats. Personally would t recommend it too much unless you are in an adjacent industry where you can glean inside info about them every once in a while.
Big dip on engineering companies. Good ACM data center play. STN also down.
Allied Critical Minerals, quoted in Toronto, mines Tungsten in Portugal. ACM. I would love to own the stock personally, which has performed great, but one of my clients has hundreds of thousands of shares, so i am prohibited from purchasing it myself. Its an interesting sector, but many stocks have quadrupled and mining is as risky if not more than biotech, as anyone who remembers Bre-x will tell you. Caveat Emptor.
The cycles between ACM and J are almost lined up in a way where you could just keep rotating profits lol.
Dang. I was on the verge of buying ACM calls
banbet! ACM 115 5/20
Try Allied Critical Metals ACM.CN they mine tungsten in Portugal. Tungsten has been declared a critical metal. Stock is up 400%. High risk obvs.
I started with The Boring Company and I ended with Aecom (ACM)
Looks like the bottom is in for ACM
Its an interesting warrants play. Their finances are borderline dire. But the NVDA is a vote of confidence. Their new product goes on sale in Q3. So thats the earliest their finances can improve unless the NVDA pays them upfront for the early 2028 delivery. If i had to guess, i would say they will dilute to raise cash to make it to 2028. They already borrowed $100m from ACM in senior convertible notes, so ACM are likely short the stock while they pick up 4.75% for seven years. The warrants are 2030 expiry. I am planning to keep an eye on them when the stock is next under pressure.
The only stock I’m considering buying related to this is [AECOM](https://aecom.com) (ACM) and [Amentum](https://www.amentum.com) (AMTM) They are *the* giants of this type of infrastructure work, Amentum used to be part of AECOM’s services division. They literally run their own air freight, ship freight, construction, staffing, and heck, even a PMC. Other firms have bits and pieces of the equation, whether that is the transportation, construction, oil experience, or security. Only ACM and AMTM have all of these as integrated services, not to mention their experiences from operating in hostile areas like Afghanistan and Iraq.
Why on earth would LUNR's chart today look exactly like ACM???
I fully expect ACM to bounce in January. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ACM/
Good luck to you, Merry Christmas and have a happy New Year! I hope ACM goes on a tear.
Looks like the bottom is in for ACM
China's export controls put ACM in an optimal position to supply NA with a domestic supply of REE.
>https://x.com/MaxVelocityWX/status/2001279724551631257 They cancelled the climate report for a reason. ACM 🚀🚀🚀 very strong on seawalls.
HITI: 35% - Retail Cannabis Canada Qfin: 23% - Financial Services China ACM Research: 22% - Chinese semiconductor equipment manufacturer NTG Clarity: 20% - Canadian SaaS with operations in Egypt and serving KSA
What stocks to keep and what stocks to sell? I also have $1,000 in a bonus coming in that I’d like to invest. CRM Jan 16 26’ $230 Call $GOOGL $CRM $SOUN $ACM $ALL $CHA $NVDA $AMD $BWAY https://imgur.com/a/qOyl79Q
That feels like a copy and paste from the Seinfeld version of Write offs: https://youtu.be/Gw4ACM5SjQw?si=jlrqCh9GutRYBOaT
Allied Critical Metals $ACM - Near term production. Brownfield properties in Portugal. Just getting started!
Fair point—X's echo chamber of bagholders makes WSB look like Warren Buffett's book club by comparison. A quick dive into recent analyses (like those on Alpha Architect and ACM journals) shows WSB's collective autism occasionally spots winners amid the memes, while X picks often fizzle faster than a short squeeze on a dead cat bounce. Still, $OKLO hype there mirrors our own nuclear fever dreams; if you're YOLOing, might as well chase the glow-up. 🚀🐒 Sources: - https://www.marketbeat.com/compare-stocks/wallstreetbets-stocks/ - https://alphaarchitect.com/wallstreetbets/ - https://www.tipranks.com/compare-stocks/wallstreetbets
Based on academic papers like the ACM study on WallStreetBets' collective intelligence and scattered sentiment from X posts (where folks peg random group IQs as low as 65-80 in jest), there's no real data on the average IQ here. But let's be real: if you're YOLOing life savings on meme stocks and calling it "diamond hands," it's probably hovering around room temperature in Celsius—enough to spot a pump but not enough to avoid the dump. Pro tip: collective retardation beats individual genius in this casino. Sources? Google "WSB intelligence" and weep. Sources: - https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3660760 - https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/15yf1v2/who_is_this_in_trading/ - https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-average-IQ-of-investment-bankers
I am watching a few that I believe have significant potential: - Invinity Energy Systems (LON: $IES, $IESVF in US). - Qfin Holdings ($QFIN) looks like deep value - ACM Research ($ACMR); crazy valuation mismatch between US-listed name and its counterpart, ACM Shanghai which is 90% owned by ACMR. - Flour ($FLR)
Qifu technology - Financial services. Ridiculously low PE ratio, increasing margins and plans to buy 30% of own stocks in the coming 3 years. High Tide - Marihuana retailer. Also cheap valuation metrics (P/S ratio in this case as they are break-even). They are devouring competitors in Canada while being cash flow positive and are in the best position for the next marihuana rally. Analysts and industry experts say is massively undervalued. I have others like NTG Clarity or ACM Research that seem to be cheap and under the radar (in NTG's case due to size as is a micro cap).
Nothing cheap and risk free, but here are my 5 favorite stocks in terms of risk-reward: NTG Clarity - Under the radar Canadian SaaS microcap with 65%+ revenue growth, profit making and with a good case to continue growing. Real possibilities to compound returns at their current prices if they continuen executing well their unorthodox business model: serving Saudi Arabian market from Egypt. They are diluting a bit stock ownership but without destroying shareholder value given their growth. Good risk-reward mix. High Tide Inc - Well positioned for the next marijuana rally, but may requiere patience (probably next industry rally Will not occurr until marijuana rescheduling in USA, which may only be feasible post-Trump). They are dominating the retail marijuana network in Canada and are currently priced quite cheap in terms of PS ratio. ACM Research - Growth + profitable + well priced + industry niche with potential. Main issue is the legal risk related to the fact that they are chinese. Qifu Tech. Ridiculously cheap in terms of pe ratio + very agressive buyback program. They struggled with revenue growth last years but the buyback program + increased margins are still generating shareholder value. Pays dividends. Also Chinese as main con. Block - Reasonably priced at last. If they manage to continue growing despite the current business and macro challenges they can multiply in 2-3 years if bought at current prices (around 60 USD)
Without details, it’s going to be difficult for anyone to give you any meaningful feedback on how you can improve your trading. You traded ACM? Great. What expiration, what strike. Call or put? When were you trying to sell it? Should be easy enough to pull up the historical quotes to discuss what the bid/ask was at the time you weee trying to trade
You can think of each strike in each expiration as it's own market. ACM stock might have high volume, but you have to look at volume on each strike for each expiration that you trade. Generally speaking, if a strike goes ITM or even around the money then volume will pick up. Volume typically picks up as expiration approaches. Just at a glance ACM looks like a very weak for options volume. In a low volume market like this, the market maker is likely be the only who quoting. They'll quote wide since it makes it higher risk for them too. -- The best you can do in a situation like this, is put a limit order in at what you want to trade and hope someone picks it up.
ACM (Aecom Technology Corp) at-the-money Calls have a Volume of 27 and Puts 0 (zero). OTM Calls and Puts have volumes of 0 and Open Interest of 0 in distant months. The stock itself has a volume at the moment of 28. One might wonder why, exactly, are you trading such a thinly traded symbol. I just checked that symbol on my trading platform and confirmed those numbers.
The ACM option was never in the money, if it were you’d definitely be able to trade it. look at the 100 and 105 strikes
Looked…. Just for curiosity. ACM has 0 volume for literally every strike. Your OI has less than 5 in most cases. It’s like, You bought a boat…. And you live in the middle of the desert. Nobody wants it!
Happened to me with $ACM that has high average volume
Or you invest in ACM Research together with nvidia and AMD and just wait.
I would expect AECOM (ACM) to get a good bit in the reconstruction of the country,, and the current PE is attractive.
Thoughts on CAT, ACM for Ukraine reconstruction ahead.
There is also a paper that tried to do this with WSB already: [Highly Regarded Investors? Mining Predictive Value from the Collective Intelligence of Reddit's WallStreetBets | Proceedings of the 16th ACM Web Science Conference](https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3614419.3643993) It's a great read
It is not though, take a look at LMT and NOC and ACM. I am holding all three and they are getting beaten down. At least mine are.
$ACM Q1 adjusted EPS $1.31, consensus $1.10 Q1 revenue $4.01B, consensus $4.11B. "Trends across our markets remain robust, and our backlog and pipeline are at record levels, characterized by a highly diverse mix of clients and sectors," said Troy Rudd, AECOM's chief executive officer. "As a result, we delivered strong performance in the first quarter and raised our guidance for the full year. Importantly, we are investing to extend our advantages. This includes key hires and growth investments to support the Water & Environment Advisory business as we continue to expand our addressable market of higher-value infrastructure professional services."
ACM research , Symbotic , AMD , Intel. Spread it equally, it won’t make you rich, but at least you will make some money 😅
China dominates the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/michael-brabner-17b124253_what-we-have-here-is-a-tiny-but-mighty-system-activity-7288546347203362817-6AEk From Michael Brabner, Air Branch Chief US Army, some 2 days ago: What we have here is a tiny but mighty system that’s been paired with a Short Range Reconnaissance Tranches 2, Red Cat Teal Black Widow. Many may not know what it is. Let me explain how this Army, first of its kind, lethal Modular Mission Payload (MMP) helped change the sUAS culture for the better. In the summer of 2022, after watching events in Ukraine and Russia begin to unfold, we came up with a white board concept for a “dropper” that could safely carry and air drop anything that was organically carried in a Rifle platoon. Fragmentation grenades, training grenades, smoke grenades, flash bangs, and incendiary grenades. We took that concept to DEVCOM Armaments Center and some good friends, Russ Labar, Matt Brauer, and Kendall Mills, and they took our concept and created the first AUDIBLE which stands for Armamnet Delivered Immediate Battlefield Lethal Effects. Needless to say we did our first inert M69 drop at Fort Moore, GA on 5 Dec 2022. A pretty quick flash-to-bang. Many laughed at us, many cracked jokes, and it didn’t phase us one bit. I put a proposal in for AUDIBLE with PEO Soldier for $2M and it got funding approval. The biggest Soldier Enhancement Program proposal award to date. Then we found a champion in the 18th Airborne Corps’ Commanding General and COL Matthew Elliot who dared to be different and challenge the status quo. Their Soldiers and sUAS operators mitigated risks, took the initiative, and in the winter of 2022 the U.S. Army was dropping their first M67 fragmentation grenades from SRR Tranche 1 program of record systems. We blew a couple up in the process. You have to crack eggs to make omelettes…. 🍳 that’s what it takes. We continued to experiment with AUDIBLE. DEVCOM AC continued to innovate with the design. They got it passed through the safety and fuze boards at Picatinny Arsenal and in 2024 we fielded systems to the four divisions of the 18th Airborne Corps and the 75th Ranger Regiment. Monumental accomplishment in the face of adversity and many haters. They can all eat crow 🐦⬛ now. We took it a few steps further. We codified AUDIBLE in our emerging requirements, it’s real now. Fast forward through 2024 and into 2025 and we now have PEO Aviation’s PM UAS teamed with JPEO Armaments and Ammunition’s PM Close Combat Systems with technology transition agreements with DEVCOM AC for AUDIBLE and the Common Lethality Integration Kit (CLIK). That’s how you move the needle 🪡 You have to be a combo of the salesman, the maven and the connector to form a coalition of the willing. More so to the point of what everyone always hears me say, “you have to pick up the axe and chop wood.” 🪵🪓🔥 So in short, this AUDIBLE system was the tiny Trojan horse that effectively helped us change the culture of the Army for lethal sUAS with the help of our proponent, the Aviation Center of Excellence and ACM-UAS. We will never write a requirement that doesn’t have baked in lethality for the recipe. Industry, doors are open. 🫡🇺🇸🦅
I also like Viasat and they were just awarded a decent contract with Nasa along with LUNR and two others. (https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-selects-four-commercial-companies-to-support-near-space-network/) I also ACM, AECOM, they have been beaten down like LMT lately. I have shares in.y Roth IRA.
Hey there, fellow Redditors! Just wanted to share some exciting news - thanks to ACM Investments' recommendations, I've seen some impressive gains in my portfolio recently. Their daily insights have been a game-changer for me, saving me so much time on analyzing stocks myself. I've always been curious about AI-powered investment strategies like the ones ACM offers. Do any of you trust AI algorithms when it comes to making investment decisions? I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences! Happy investing! 🚀💰
Hey there, fellow Redditors! Just wanted to share some exciting news - thanks to ACM Investments' recommendations, I've seen some impressive gains in my portfolio recently. Their daily insights have been a game-changer for me, saving me so much time on analyzing stocks myself. I've always been curious about AI-powered investment strategies like the ones ACM offers. Do any of you trust AI algorithms when it comes to making investment decisions? I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences! Happy investing! 🚀💰
Hey there, fellow Redditors! Just wanted to share some exciting news - thanks to ACM Investments' recommendations, I've seen some impressive gains in my portfolio recently. Their daily insights have been a game-changer for me, saving me so much time on analyzing stocks myself. I've always been curious about AI-powered investment strategies like the ones ACM offers. Do any of you trust AI algorithms when it comes to making investment decisions? I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences! Happy investing! 🚀💰
Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my experience with ACM Investments. I've been using their daily stock recommendations for a few months now, and I have to say – my portfolio has seen some solid growth since I started following their advice. I love how their AI tools analyze market trends and provide tailored suggestions, making it easier for me to make informed investment decisions. It's like having a personal financial advisor right at my fingertips! I'm curious to hear from others who have used AI tools for investing – what has your experience been like? Have you seen positive results, or do you prefer a more traditional approach? Let's chat!
Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my experience with ACM Investments. Their daily stock recommendations have been a game-changer for my portfolio - I've seen some impressive gains since I started using their service. I'm curious to know if anyone else here uses AI tools like ACM Investments for investing? What are your thoughts and experiences with them? Would love to hear some different perspectives on using AI in the stock market!
Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my experience with ACM Investments. I've been using their daily stock recommendations for a few months now, and I have to say – my portfolio has seen some solid growth since I started following their advice. I love how their AI tools analyze market trends and provide tailored suggestions, making it easier for me to make informed investment decisions. It's like having a personal financial advisor right at my fingertips! I'm curious to hear from others who have used AI tools for investing – what has your experience been like? Have you seen positive results, or do you prefer a more traditional approach? Let's chat!
Hey everyone, just wanted to chime in and share my experience with ACM Investments. I started using their daily stock recommendations a few months ago, and I have to say, it's made a noticeable difference in my portfolio performance. The AI-powered insights have helped me make more informed investment decisions and have ultimately led to better returns. I'm curious to hear what others think about using AI tools in investing. Have any of you had positive experiences like mine with ACM Investments or similar platforms? Would love to hear your thoughts and exchange some tips!
Short/Mid-term it may not be going anywhere. Even though they are a US company, 97% of their goods are sold in China. Looks like they might be getting cock-blocked by the new administration: ACM Research is on the Entity List: The Entity List is a U.S. government list of foreign companies, individuals, and organizations that are considered a national security concern. The list subjects these entities to export restrictions and licensing requirements for certain technologies and goods.
Mine is ACM ( AECOM ), I thought LMT ( Lockheed ) was gonna be but it's kinda volatile for a defense stock.
No kidding. This would have been an interesting conversation 3 years ago when ChatGPT first appeared on the scene. Now anyone who is an active investor and has any focus on growth will have invested heavily in everything OP is interested in - I know I am. ETN; VRT; EME; EQIX; AVGO; LRCX; TER; ACM; KKR all lurk in portfolio somewhere for that reason - and I'm up over 100% on VRT and 200% on AVGO and NVDA in just a year or so. It's not necessarily that OP missed the boat - this is a long-term growth opportunity - but they certainly missed the first major leg up.
Pisses me off that both ACM and KEYS had great earnings reports and guidance and price adjustments were all raised for their targets and they're just hanging flat. BS
ACM price target raised from $99 up to $119. Had a solid earnings call and 1billiom share buyback authorized and also dividend raised to 18%. Definitely grabbing more calls right at open
Went to bed last night with Aecom ($ACM) rising from 109 to 111 in after hours thanks to EPS beat, increased buybacks and dividend and raised guidance. Woke up this morning and it's fallen to 106. Is this just bad liquidity in after hours trading or am I missing something?
Hoping ACM has a solid call tomorrow morning. The dividend raise and 1billiom for stock buyback is awesome and hope it makes the price jump huge tomorrow.
ACM with a 1billion stock back and 18% dividend? Fuck yeah
$ACM * Revenue increased 12% to $16.1B for full year 2024 * Net income grew 343% to $506M in FY2024 * Record free cash flow of $708M, up 20% YoY * Total backlog increased 3% to new record levels * 18% increase in quarterly dividend * Share repurchase authorization increased to $1B “We delivered strong results that reflect the strength of our strategy and our competitive advantage, including exceeding the mid-points of our previously-increased EBITDA and EPS guidance and generating record free cash flow,” said Troy Rudd, AECOM’s chief executive officer. “As our largest markets now have certainty following recent elections, several growth opportunities are emerging. In the U.S., our largest market, the incoming Trump Administration’s emphasis on a strong economy requires a foundation of world-class infrastructure, which plays to our strengths. Importantly, we are investing at record levels to create new higher-margin platforms, in business development and in technical excellence, which positions us for continued success. This is evident in our consistently high win rate, record backlog and pipeline, as well as our expectation for another year of strong financial performance, including double-digit EPS growth.” “By winning what matters and creating record visibility through our backlog and pipeline, we are in an advantaged position to capitalize on the tremendous growth opportunities in front of us,” said Lara Poloni, AECOM’s president. “The newly-created Water and Environment Advisory business expands our addressable market in the high-value and higher-margin white space between our existing technical services and traditional consulting and advisory services, creating another path for competitive differentiation and value creation.”
Cmon ACM. Let's hopefully hit on these calls.
Anyone playing ACM earnings??
ACM Why? They're a multi national engineering firm. They hold probably 20 million(2+mill value) dollar contracts as revenue stream in a single year. There's been insane infrastructure damage across the United States. They specialize in government contract work at scale. In other words they've likely had a boom year because of nature. On top of that they have a cash cow revenue stream from their local county who's been increasing taxes on citizens for more infrastructure work, and wrapping up their multi billion dollar projects. So I suspect they'll be hitting a higher than expected revenue for the year. https://harriscountytx.legistar.com/Legislation.aspx In the search box type AECOM also sort all years to see the multiple contracts they have "active."
ACMR is an odd stock, if I understand correct the US listed company owns a majority stake in ACM Research Shanghai Inc a chinese listed equity, but the chinese equity has an enterprise value ownership that acmr owns is like 4x its market cap. The bear case would be either government severing the relationship, but if anything got even slightly better seems like selling a dollar for a quarter. Clearly high risk though with Trump/trade wars on the table
Absolutely! ACM Research, Inc. (ACMR) is currently trading at $18.935, showing a slight bearish trend with the 6-day RSI at 45.08, indicating potential oversold conditions. The recent announcement of a breakthrough in their Ultra C Tahoe Cleaning tool could drive positive sentiment, aligning with the broader bullish market trend led by tech stocks. However, the MACD histogram remains negative, suggesting caution as momentum hasn’t fully shifted. Given the geopolitical risks tied to its operations in China, investors should be vigilant. For today’s session, consider a long position with an entry around $18.90, targeting $19.30 first and $19.60 second, with a stop loss at $18.50. Confidence in reaching the first target is moderate due to the positive news and market conditions, while the second target carries lower confidence due to potential volatility. Overall, ACMR presents a promising opportunity, but traders should remain cautious of external geopolitical factors.
There are many companies with excellent growth profiles, trading at low valuations. They are simply not the flavor of the month stocks everyone is taking about. Here are a few: * PetMed Express * Opera Limited * ACM Research * Creative Realities * Kraken Robotics * Innovative Solutions and Support * Green Brick Partners * ArrowMark Financial * Brookfield Asset Management * International General Insurance Holdings
ACM is up pre market ..could be in play
Yes, water absorbs transmission energy causing signal degradation. Whether or not that degradation is severe enough to cause outages or cripple service is a different matter. Intuitively, as the frequency band increases, the wave size becomes smaller, and so a single droplet becomes larger proportionally, absorbing more energy. This effect is called Rain Fade. How much we suffer from rain fade depends on the effectiveness of the ACM of the satelitte, which may modulate the band to help reduce rain fade. The lower the band, the less distortion and absorption, but simultaneously the less transmission speed you can get. Fortunately, the Ku-Band and Ka-Band broadcast so narrowly that a sufficiently advanced enough ACM should he able to modulate rain fade in a localized basis, meaning only customers getting rained on need to be modulated down instead of an entire continent like the L-band. This localization also allows the same frequencies to be reused without interference, as the signals never touch. Similar to how your wifi signals will never cause interferrence with mine, as we live too far apart. I mean. Uh, puts on spy?
ACM Research looks quite undervalued considering they are still soaring ahead on revenue and net income.
Employee in intel here. Company had ACM today, things will not go well in the next few quarters, fellow employees are depressed, seeing u invest all-in in intc, really deserves my salute to u sir… I will officially leave intel next month, i never put a single cent in intc, couldnt be more happier
ACM Research. Lower PE compared to other semiconductor stock.
When I worked at Franklin Templeton we could do it but it was a pain and a supervisor had to approve the reason for doing it. We defaulted to ACM and people would process online then realize they wanted to pick specific lots so we'd reverse the trade (internally only), let it settle, then they could tell us specific lots or lot order.
Why I don't have an option to buy options of ACM? The max value is 12.5 uss
The 13th IACM Conference on Cannabinoids in Medicine will take place online from Friday 12 – Saturday 13 April. The agenda will explore topics such as cannabis medicine around the globe, benefits and risks in psychiatric illness, and its use in paediatrics. https://www.cannabinoid-conference.org/#registration .. Dr Franjo Grotenhermen: “Cannabis gave me a new reason to live” In 1997, he founded the German association, Arbeitsgemeinschaft Cannabis als Medizin e. V. (ACM) and began to write a regular newsletter highlighting the latest research in the field. He was soon being contacted by experts from overseas, which led to the first international conference and the establishment of the IACM. https://cannabishealthnews.co.uk/2024/04/11/dr-franjo-grotenhermen-cannabis-gave-me-a-new-reason-to-live/#:~:text=Now%2066%2C%20Grotenhermen%20has%20spent,that%20I%20continue%20to%20live.%E2%80%9D
Been building positions in Enphase, First Solar, Toyota, Dell, American Airlines, Gigacloud Technology, ACM Research, and Applovin on dips. Holding positions in Limbach Holdings, Salesforce, Sterling Infrastructure, Palo Alto, NexGen Energy, Atlassian, Berkshire, Door Dash, Palantir, CrowdStrike, Uranium Energy Corp, UiPath, Elf Beauty, Meta, Celestica, JFrog, SMCI, AMD, Ryanair, Trade Desk, Arista Networks, Microsoft, ServiceNow, Broadcom, Nvidia, Uber, SoFi, Amazon, and Google.
-ACM Research Shares Are Under Heavy Accumulation -Yahio Finance
I'll be watching ACMR (ACM Research) closely for their earnings report tomorrow. Advanced semiconductor company that's pretty much under the radar.
I think the debt and the connection to China through manufacturing and investment. ACM Research(ACMR) seems like it’s in a similar situation but doesn’t have as much debt.
$ACMR ACM Research guides FY23 revenue $530M-545M vs prior guidance $520M-540M and FactSet $531.1M FY Guidance Revenue $650M-725M vs FactSet $669.4M
Come back to this comment within 30 days - ACM buy the dip
No, PLTR's research spend is basically a 'cost of implementation' for their services on their contracts. They are a government contractor with exceptionally low margins. If you want to invest in government contractors (because you thing gov spending is going to go even higher?) then there are plenty of great companies to invest in. There are defense contractors (LMT or NOC) and non-defense like (ACM or J). All of these companies have much healthier margins than PLTR and are much more diversified. For whatever reason PLTR gets a bunch of coverage when they sign (or even get close to signing) a contract, the latest is a NHS contract for 5 years and ~500 m, so 100 m a year. To put things in perspective, [this](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_100_Contractors_of_the_U.S._federal_government) is the list of the largest US contractors. The lowest value listed is for ~ 500 m in contracts every year. Breaking into the top 10 is ~6 B. Trading a company based off of one contract worth 100 m is like going to McDonalds and seeing how long the line is and then basing your stock buy on that.
Short ACM and ADSK. Fuck this industry.
You could consider DoD engineering/construction consultants like ACM, J, and KBR. Or DoD "services" like BAH, SAIC, CACI, or LDOS. All very interesting companies deeply tied in with the military that aren't directly related to combat.
Yes and no. Got out of my WCC position. That sold off after earnings. Moved that money into PLPC. Getting really interest in ACM and CLMB now.
$ACM Q3 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.94 in-line. Revenue of $3.66B (+13.0% Y/Y) beats by $190M.
ngl wtf does ACM even do?
Just a question, In The Netherlands fuel prizes rize within 24 hours afer such an announcment. But if the oil price drops it wil take many months before fuel prizes drop. This is because all oil sellers are in a forbiden cartel and set price. ​ Our controling bodies the ACM and AFM are blind to this... ​ Is that the same in the USA?
**TL;DR:** **Important Notice - National Securities Clearing Corporation Breakdown and Involved Parties** ​ * ***Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.*** has retired from all services as of May 19, 2023. * ***Allspring Funds Distributor, LLC*** has been assigned the same number (#5576) previously held by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. The transition will be effective from May 22, 2023. * ***National Securities Corporation, Ultimus Fund Distributors, LLC/ACM Dynamic Opportunity Fund,*** and ***Funds Distributor, LLC/Mirae Asset Discovery Funds*** will retire from all services as of May 19, May 23, and May 30, 2023, respectively. * ***BNYMellon/RE ETF - UIT DTC/NSCC 0963*** will no longer participate in the Obligation Warehouse service, effective from May 19, 2023. * ***Quasar Distributors, LLC/Crossingbridge*** will no longer participate in the DTCC Payment Axis service, effective from May 22, 2023. * ***Foreside Distribution Services, L.P./Monte Total Return Fund*** will no longer participate in the MF Daily Price & Rate, Networking, and ACATS Fund/SERV services, effective from May 23, 2023. * ***Raymond James & Associates, Inc.*** will begin participation in the MF Info Xchange service starting June 01, 2023. * ***Larson Financial Securities, LLC*** will begin participation in Insurance Processing services starting June 05, 2023. * ***NAV Consulting Inc/Ping Capital Management, Inc., NAV Consulting Inc/Innovative Portfolios LLC, Phoenix American Financial Services, Inc./LHL Strategies, Inc,*** and ***ETC Brokerage Services, LLC*** will begin participation in the Alternative Investment Products service from May 18, May 19, and May 23, 2023, respectively. * Updates have been made to the NSCC MPID Directory for OTC, Corporates, Municipals, and UITs ​ **Past times in history this has happened:** **Lehman Brothers:** In 2008, Lehman Brothers, a global financial services firm, filed for bankruptcy and ultimately ceased operations. This event marked one of the most significant collapses in the history of the financial industry. **Bear Stearns:** In 2008, Bear Stearns, a prominent investment bank, faced severe financial distress and was acquired by JPMorgan Chase & Co. as part of an emergency rescue package facilitated by the Federal Reserve. **Countrywide Financial Corporation:** In 2008, Countrywide Financial Corporation, one of the largest mortgage lenders in the United States, faced substantial losses due to the subprime mortgage crisis. It was eventually acquired by Bank of America. **Washington Mutual:** In 2008, Washington Mutual, a major savings and loan association, faced a liquidity crisis and was placed into receivership by the Office of Thrift Supervision. Its banking operations were subsequently sold to JPMorgan Chase & Co. **Bankia:** In 2012, Bankia, a Spanish banking group, experienced financial difficulties primarily due to its exposure to the real estate market. The Spanish government had to intervene and nationalize the bank to prevent a collapse. ​ The odds of a financial institution succeeding after filing for bankruptcy depend on various factors such as size, complexity, nature of problems, and the strength of the management team. Generally, smaller institutions have a higher chance of success compared to larger ones. This is because smaller institutions tend to be less complex and have fewer issues, making it easier for them to attract new investors and creditors. The nature of the institution's problems also plays a crucial role in determining its chances of success. Institutions facing liquidity or solvency problems are more likely to fail compared to those dealing with asset quality or management issues. Furthermore, the strength of the management team is a key factor in determining success. A capable management team is more likely to develop an effective turnaround plan and implement it successfully. According to a study by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), approximately 60% of banks that file for bankruptcy are able to emerge successfully within two years. However, the study found that the odds of success decrease as the size of the bank increases. For instance, only around 40% of banks with assets exceeding $1 billion are able to recover within the same timeframe. Considering these factors, the odds of Wells Fargo, a large and complex institution, succeeding after filing for bankruptcy are relatively low. While smaller institutions and those with strong management teams have better chances of success, Wells Fargo faces greater challenges due to its size and complexity. **Wells Fargo has been facing a number of problems in recent years, including scandals and regulatory fines such as:** • In 2016, Wells Fargo was fined $185 million by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and other regulators for creating millions of fake accounts in the names of its customers without their knowledge or consent. • In 2018, Wells Fargo was fined $1 billion by the CFPB and other regulators for overcharging customers for auto insurance and other products. • In 2019, Wells Fargo was fined $500 million by the CFPB and other regulators for discriminating against black and Hispanic borrowers. These scandals and fines have damaged Wells Fargo's reputation and led to a loss of customers. In the wake of the fake accounts scandal, Wells Fargo lost over 2 million customers. The bank's earnings have also been affected. In 2018, Wells Fargo's earnings fell by 20%.
First of all, it sounds like you’re using GPT3.5, which definitely tends to hallucinate more. Second, it’s not a great source for obscure facts like that. Your questions were to probe it for information, not to probe it for ideas. If it HAD reported the answers properly it STILL wouldn’t demonstrate “intelligence” only that it knew this obscure thing you’re asking about. But it doesn’t know everything about everything - it’s not a copy of the internet and that’s not it’s purpose. However, along those lines l, I asked 4.0. It’s much better at providing an explanation rather than hallucinating a response. (See below) Another good example is that I wanted to change a web page to look better, so I used the browsing plugin to ask it for code to replace my shitty menu bar. Well, it couldn’t connect to the site or I mistyped the url or something, so it said “I can’t connect, but it sounds like you’re trying to do this and have me code that did almost exactly what I was looking for. It contains a network of information and how it connects together… but how is that different from knowledge? It then uses that information to come up with solutions, ideas and/or information and then pushes that through a language model to express it to you. But it’s certainly not just a “parrot”. Look at my second prompt below. I just wrote that to test it… it’s a simple bug but would still require it to “understand “ what’s going on beyond just “parroting” what I want to hear. Note that I didn’t even tell it the programming language. > What’s the first book or paper that referenced the term “microprocessor”? The term "microprocessor" started being used in the early 1970s with the development of single-chip CPUs. One of the first commercially available microprocessors was the Intel 4004, released in November 1971. However, the exact first usage of the term in literature can be hard to pin down due to the nature of technical and industry publications. The term "microprocessor" is often attributed to Viatron Computer Systems describing the custom integrated circuit used in their System 21 small computer system announced in 1968. However, usage of the term in published text around that time is hard to verify. If you're looking for early uses of the term "microprocessor" in academic literature, consider looking into technical journals from the early 1970s. IEEE Xplore Digital Library or the ACM Digital Library could be good places to search. They hold many of the historical papers in computer science and electrical engineering. > What’s wrong with this code? “Int i, j=0; while(i < 100 ) j = j + i;” The variable `i` is not initialized before it's used in the `while` loop. This can lead to undefined behavior because `i` could be any value at the start. If it's not less than 100, the loop will never execute. If it is less than 100, the loop will run forever because `i` is never incremented. Here's the corrected code: ```c int i = 0, j = 0; while(i < 100) { j = j + i; i++; } ``` In this version, `i` is initialized to 0, and it's incremented in each iteration of the loop, ensuring that the loop will terminate after `i` is no longer less than 100.
Duopoly w/Tokyo Electron and also competes with ACM Research
1985…i was working 2 hangers away from Steve Jobs’ ACM Aviation where he kept his Falcon 50 and the stock price was close to $2…I remember Apples suck go Dell, how about those Apples