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Hot Stocks: SAVE drops on JBLU deal worries; BBIO jumps 52%; ACRS plunges; PBPB sets high
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NOTV - either going to zero within the next 12 months or getting acquired. Probably not the former since it’s got half a billion in revenue annually. ACRS - going back to 50 cents or $10 next year. Depends on how the trials go.
ACRS could be a nice swing with phase 2 data this week
ACRS shot up right at market close, then pulled back a little. Hoping it pumps again pre-market
I was thinking of getting rid of ACRS IONQ and AI. I am trying to twice every month to add 50% of what my family spends.
ACRS, PL, AKBA are my best performers.
Openinsider.com will give you info on major purchases. I caught ACRS from seeing the CEO buying a shit load around $1.15 mark. But ive been burned on it before so you gotta examine volume, news, finacials etc..
$ACRS December 20 $4 puts
I'm up 127% since I bought ACRS. I'm thinking about putting a lot more in to it at this rate.
ACRS purely for the insider buying
FRGT tryin to maybe do something. hopefully i can unload my medium weight bags. watching ACRS, WINW and DNA
The subscribers was a bit of an issue with the Utah-specific project, yeah, but not the only issue. It's estimates for per-Megawatt were like 250% higher than even the Georgia project. And overall, the estimated unsubsidized cost of these from Lazerous was $141 - $224 per megawatt, that's really fucking expensive [https://www.lazard.com/media/2ozoovyg/lazards-lcoeplus-april-2023.pdf](https://www.lazard.com/media/2ozoovyg/lazards-lcoeplus-april-2023.pdf) https://preview.redd.it/mw8e1ie8dpzc1.png?width=994&format=png&auto=webp&s=f41c32c50a6e3322f3254c412b2b61a213135286 And then there's this (before the project imploded catastrophically): [https://static.ewg.org/upload/pdf/FINAL\_NuScale\_analysis\_for\_EWG.pdf](https://static.ewg.org/upload/pdf/FINAL_NuScale_analysis_for_EWG.pdf) >On January 2, 2023, UAMPS released a set of “talking points” that provided a new cost estimate: from the **$5.32 billion, the project is now estimated to cost an eye-popping $9.3 billion f**or just 462 MW of power capacity.xlii In per kilowatt terms, that estimate for the **UAMPS project is around 250% more** than the initial per kilowatt cost for the Vogtle project in Georgia, which consists of two AP1000 reactors capable of generating 1250 MW each (gross capacity), at a comparable stage – that is, when it was still on paper. The Vogtle cost has since exploded from $14 billion to over $30 billion as the reactors near completion.xliii A similar fate may await the UAMPS project if and when construction starts. > >After all, nuclear reactors have routinely exceeded initial cost estimates. O**ne historical survey found that 175 out of 180 nuclear construction projects had experienced cost increases and delays. Cost escalations averaged 117 percent; and construction took 64 percent longer on average than projected**.xliv And the cost of the UAMPS project will likely further increase prior to start of construction, especially if NuScale has to modify its design to address the safety issues identified by ACRS and NRC. > >Even before the recent escalation in costs, NuScale has been struggling to raise investment capital. Its key investor, Fluor, has been systematically trying to reduce its equity stake in NuScale and has ceased to invest in it; as a result, NuScale is looking for other investors.xlv As early as 2019, a senior > >Credit Suisse analyst wrote to investors recommending that Fluor could reduce “underperforming investments,” including its NuScale small modular nuclear reactor startup “which is long overdue, in our opinion”.xlvi The NuScale holding is a very small part of Fluor, which is a large, multi-billion dollar multinational construction and engineering firm. > >As of 2021, the total investment in NuScale has been over $1.1. billion, including around $400 million from the Department of Energy (DOE).xlvii The DOE has supported NuScale through competitive and non-competitive awards, most prominently a $226 million award from 2014-18 and an ongoing $263 million award for 2020-24. In 2020, DOE also awarded $1.355 billion for the UAMPS NuScale project to be used by 2030.xlviii The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has criticized the lack of oversight of these awards; as of September 2022, when the GAO published its report, DOE’s Office of > >Nuclear Energy were still “developing their oversight plans”.xlix > >Despite this handsome support from the DOE, NuScale is clearly in need of much more funding. Specifically, NuScale has created a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) as a way to obtain public money.l In April 2022, two Japanese companies, Japan NuScale Innovation and Japan Bank for International Corp., purchased a part of Fluor’s equity in NuScale for $110 [million.li](https://million.li) Fluor, however, “remains the majority owner in NuScale”.lii NuScale’s stock price (Symbol: SMR) has been stagnant around $10 per share. Capital woes may well be part of NuScale’s rush to get in a certification application France, which has some of the highest nuclear power of any country and the most extensive working knowledge of building nuclear power, is spending $15 billion on their Flamanville 3 project, and most importantly, it's 4x more expensive than what it was initially budgeted for, and has gone from a 4.5-year timeline to a 16-year timeline. And this is a country with the highest amount of nuclear engineers and experience! That's insane if even the most experienced people with a huge working base for constructing and maintaining nuclear can't even do it affordably. What hope do these plucky tech moguls with no idea what they're doing have? Like I actually love nuclear, it's a shame what America did in the 70s-80s shutting most of it down, but it's not a practical privatized venture. Investors won't have the patience for that much expensive, extremely overbudget, capex spending when it can be invested elsewhere for much higher ROI.
Regards will start gambling on biotech stocks just to watch it go down 90% , I'm still bagholding ACRS , down 80%
I will not rush out buying, I will just give the market 2 extra days to stop leaking the yearly wallets closers…but MVIS, SCLX, IMMX, ARDX , TUP, ACRS , NEWEGG , PFIF , SMMT, ANY , LITM , ACXP and MTC those are under watch for me next 3 months
Go all in and buy $ACRS stock its down 88% after a over reaction to a phase trial. Its $.97 a share, short float percentage before dump was 11%, its a strong candidate for a short squeeze.
ACRS still doing great for me. Still undervalued and oversold, I'm up 25% holding.
$ACRS seems to be a great opportunity, the rocker crashed yesterday after news of the company abandoning one of their research programs. I think the nearly 90% drop in price was a total overreaction and this one is bound to bounce
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So you bought ACRS after a big fall thinking it will come back ?
Dunno what you people are smoking, but Aerofarms was a way better target than this. With the current renewables tech that's available (solar, wind, hydro) NO ONE—not governments, corporations, or anyone else for that matter, is even *thinking* about rolling out modular nuclear power right now. Let alone one that has had serious design flaws (emergency shutdown=?boron deficiency) raised by the NRC ACRS— https://www.science.org/content/article/smaller-cheaper-reactor-aims-revive-nuclear-industry-design-problems-raise-safety Reading the writing on the wall, Nuclear looks to be potentially headed the way of the dinosaur, at least for commercial utilities. Why would anyone want to deal with resupplying enriched uranium to the reactor, and disposing of radioactive waste (low level, high level; reprocessed or otherwise... it's all still a gigantic mess) when you can build renewables infrastructure that gets power from the sun, wind, and sea (also rivers) that produces zero fuel waste, *and has zero risk of any kind of radioactive meltdown* from whatever unforeseen natural or man-made disaster that might happen one day out of the blue (see: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukushima_Daiichi_nuclear_disaster)....
ACRS, WISH, AMC ❤️❤️❤️to the moon
Let make happen : ❤️❤️❤️Wish, ACRS, AMC go to the moon❤️❤️❤️
❤️❤️❤️ACRS: goal 30❤️❤️❤️🆙
❤️❤️❤️WISH: goal 38? ACRS: goal 30, AMC: goal 65❤️❤️❤️
❤️❤️❤️WISH:goal 38? ACRS: goal 30? AMC: goal 65? Let go to the moin tomorrow ❤️❤️❤️
BB, ACRS, WISH make to the moon 🔥❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥
❤️🔥🔥🔥ACRS, WISH❤️🔥🔥🔥next week?