AG

mdh1119

In anticipation of the dollar going kaput I have decided I will buy some European and Japanese equities. Starting with: Sanrio Company Limited - Hello Kitty=Hello Profits Marex Group PLC - Profit whether up or down market, undervalued on growth basis Wise PLC - It's fucking Wise, what do I need to say Siemens AG - It's fucking Siemen's, what do I need to say

sloanemonroe

Is there no extra 15 minute AG session on qqq today?

Joe_Early_MD

deportation team just added you to the list. What's next, you going to accuse poor 🥭 of being on the epstein list? damn it, we havent seen that either. AG and FBI Director Cash Money Patel promise that to be released on day 1?

eJonesy0307

Democrats embrace corporatist ideals in campaign finance, lobbying, and regulation. Moderate and Centrist Democrats are the core of the party and represent these ideals. The Progressive wing of the Democratic party is where social justice and worker rights come from. Democrats need progressives, so they pay lip service to those ideals. Centrist/Moderate Democrats regularly backtrack on those promises after they are elected. Additionally: The DNC loudly criticized the appointment of a progressive (Daavid Hogg) as vice-chair. Historically, DNC leadership has strong ties to corporations or lobbies. Democratic leadership scolds progressives for challenging establishment incumbents while fielding their own primary challengers against progressives. The DNC rigged the 2016 primary process in favor of Hillary Clinton, who was basically directing the DNC behind the scenes to sabotage Bernie Sanders. This was validated by the email leaks and resulted in Trump's 1st term. The DNC said in court that they are under no obligation to follow their own party rules. The DNC loudly shouted down or opposed any primary challenges in 2024 against President Biden, while hiding his mental decline, until it was too late. The DNC was served with "cease and desist" letters by state AG's for violating voter suppression laws. This led to Trumps 2nd term. I am a progressive. I held my nose and voted for two sub-par candidates in the face of DNC corruption and their refusal to compromise with progressives. Progressives were rewarded with two Trump presidencies and scolding/blame from Democratic leadership. The most popular democratic lawmakers are the few Progressives: Jasmine Crockett, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and in recent news Zohran Mamdani. At the same time, the Democratic party is suffering from historically low approval ratings. Why do you think that is?

bluegreenredblack

Seeing AG on CNBC talking through their milestone gave me a bit more trust. Dude seems focused & not just selling dream

iaintdan9

Crazy to think we’re only 3 years out from seeing Midnight actually flying people during the Olympics. That executive order + $850M raise really gave Archer some serious tailwind. AG playing the long game and it’s starting to show

Outrageous_Agent_576

It’s another stock swindle being setup. He’s telling you what he is going to do, knowing that people will act on the information, and then pull another TACO after the profits have been made. It’s called Insider trading. It’s illegal. But with a corrupt AG, it’s unenforceable.

Iamhappilyconfused

AG looks interesting, them calls look cheap

iaintdan9

Gotta give AG credit, the guy’s been consistent. Always talks execution, not hype. Rare for someone running a company in this space.

KRAtbcC

I used to think AG was just a good storyteller but man's actually delivering. UAE deal, FAA progress, that Jetex partnership? He's been busy

Short-Dependent7676

Lmaooo WOLF up 150% AG

Zestyclose_Ship6486

Jetex, Indonesia, UAE… they’re not playing local games anymore. AG and team are setting this thing up like it’s gonna scale worldwide. That’s not your typical startup move

Consistent-Sun5188

Honestly been impressed with how AG handles it all. Doesn’t oversell, just keeps stacking deals and staying visible. The Paris/FAA coordination + $2B runway? Guy’s running this like a real business

XunclericoX

Deutz AG, deez nuts, on the 🚀🚀

Gloomy_MTTime420

Yeah... totally - Someone really should tell SpaceX of their payloads then! And for gosh sakes tell the NIST they are bunch of idiots! **WISeKey’s Subsidiaries WISeSat and SEALSQ Launch New Satellite with SpaceX, Enabling the First-Ever DePIN from Space and Advancing Quantum-Safe Space Communications** ***SEALSQ and WISeSat are setting the foundation for a new generation of cyber-resilient, quantum-ready space systems, redefining global digital trust from orbit*** Geneva, Switzerland, June 23, 2025 –WISeKey International Holding Ltd (“WISeKey”) (SIX: WIHN, NASDAQ: WKEY), a leading global cybersecurity, blockchain, and IoT company, today announces that its subsidiary [WISeSat.Space](http://WISeSat.Space) SA (“WISeSat”), has successfully launched its latest generation satellite WISeSat 3 aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Transporter-14 mission, June 23 at 23:18 CEST from Vanderberg, California. This mission represents a breakthrough in space-based cybersecurity and decentralized infrastructure, marking the first satellite to embed Quantum RootKey from SEALSQ’s Corp. (Nasdaq: LAES) (“SEALSQ”), another subsidiary of WISeKey. The new satellite includes cutting-edge technology enabling SEALCOIN token exchanges directly from space, in collaboration with Hedera. Of note, SEALCOIN AG, also a subsidiary of WISeKey, focuses on decentralized physical internet with DePIN technology and house the development of the SEALCOIN platform. This innovation establishes the world’s first Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) launched from orbit, transforming the role of satellites in decentralized finance and secure digital identity. Simultaneously, the mission is a pivotal step forward in securing space communications through the implementation of post-quantum cryptography (PQC). PQC is critical for protecting satellite communications against future threats posed by quantum computers, which are expected to render current encryption methods like RSA obsolete. Ensuring data integrity and confidentiality is essential in the space environment, and PQC delivers quantum-resistant algorithms that can be integrated into existing systems, allowing for a seamless transition and protection from both current and emerging risks. This satellite architecture supports the integration of PQC within a hybrid framework that enables secure communication between orbital and ground-based infrastructure. By embedding PQC algorithms directly into satellite hardware, the cryptographic processing is isolated from critical systems, thus enhancing security and minimizing vulnerabilities. This approach also allows for secure key generation, distribution, and management, essential functions for trusted data exchange between satellites and Earth stations. The cryptographic algorithms being tested onboard follow the latest standards under development by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), ensuring that the technology is aligned with global efforts to future-proof digital infrastructure. With this mission, WISeSat and SEALSQ are demonstrating how PQC can not only be deployed in terrestrial networks, but also extended into orbit, safeguarding critical communications for years to come.

Peppertheredfox

California AG about to ban DFS on opinion presented by lobbyists for the Indian casinos. If you’re unfamiliar the tribes hire Vegas management to run gaming. Just a heads up kids

ivigilanteblog

Ok. Believe what you want, man, there's no prize for being right here. But so far, everything I've said about cannabis law has been based on, well, law, not the random conclusions of bloggers and weedstockers. And I've been right about it so far, like when I used to argue with like 75% of this sub who swore up and down for years that re/descheduling needed to be an act of Congress, and I kept saying that the President and/or AG could do it. Then Biden proved me right. The only way I'd be wrong about Schedule 3 and uplisting is if the federal government refused to remove statutory language that makes cannabis illegal in all forms. But, with Schedule 3, we would expect that to change as well, because if not those statutes would be challenged in court and would fail to pass any form of Constitutional scrutiny.

SPAC_Time

[Coindesk: Ex-Blackstone, Tether Execs Seek $1B to Build Multitoken Crypto Treasury: Bloomberg](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ex-blackstone-tether-execs-seek-124458376.html) \- MBAV MBAVW Some interesting information from the Bloomberg, and then Coindesk articles: "Tether Co-Founder Reeve Collins and an affiliate of CC Capital — an investment firm founded by former Blackstone co-head of private equity Chinh Chu — purchased sponsor interests in M3-Brigade in May, according to an [announcement](https://archive.vn/o/AG0aU/https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/tether-co-founder-reeve-collins-and-cc-capital-affiliate-purchase-sponsor-interests-in-spac-to-acquire-digital-assets-302465801.html) at the time." "Chu has sponsored multiple SPACs, including deals for Getty Images and Utz brands." From Coindesk: " Multitoken companies are rarer and Brigade Acquisition would be among the first." "Former Hut 8 Mining CEO Jaime Leverton will run the company. Wilbur Ross, who served as U.S. Commerce Secretary, and Gabriel Abed, Barbados’s former ambassador to the UAE and current chair of Binance’s board, will act as vice chairs."

spalkin2

Thats clearly not true. Stop looking where others are looking and throw away those paper hands and you will find value instantly. Examples: Novo Googl Kraft Heinz Fairfax Wendy Indus Holding AG Sanofi Verizon UnitedHealth etc etc ...

DarkReignRecruiter

**Volkswagen AG** \- VWAGY in US

ivigilanteblog

Agreed it's a pipe dream based on one random article, but your comment makes it sound like the article is incorrect. It isn't. It's unrealistic, yes, but it is within the AG's power to produce a document that says cannabis is to be rescheduled or descheduled, sign it, and the job is done. I hope it happens, but I don't count on it. I'd put the chances somewhere around equal to an alien race descending to Earth, taking control of all of our screens, and announcing that we can be admitted to the Galactic Federation as a member planet if, and only if, we legalize cannabis.

thewimsey

>I understand recency bias favors the United States This kind of understates the point. US has performed ex-US in the past 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 years. But - just focusing on your question of "logic" (even though the ultimate answer is not a "logical" one), it's kind of a category error to lump all international together. Every country has different laws governing securities. Some are very different, and many are set up to protect companies *from* shareholders. This is important because as an investor, you aren't really interested in how much profit or marketshare or whatever Dummkopf, AG makes. You are interested in how much of Dummkopf's success translates into an increase in the value of your shares of Dummkopf. The US securities laws are very very good when it comes to protecting shareholders against companies, and have been for a long time. Denmark and the UK also have good laws. But in some countries, even in Europe, insider trading was only somewhat recently outlawed; it used to kind of be considered more of a perk. Because often the underlying unstated belief was that the people who ran the company owned it, and the shareholders (especially the small shareholders) were more of a pest than anything else. In Korea and Japan, security laws were set up to make it easier to form large conglomerates - which may or may not be good for regular shareholders...in general, making it easier to spin off companies tends to benefit shareholders, though. And of course we've seen how things work in China, where the massive success of a given company may have little effect on the success of a retail investor's investment into that company. In Germany, the state of Lower Saxony owns 20% of the voting rights in Volkswagen. It also has two members (state representatives) on their board. 20% of the voting rights is enough to veto any action that VW takes that the state doesn't like, which they have used to preserve local jobs. Which is well and good in general, but **as an investor** you tend to want decisions that prioritize things that will benefit shareholders. So the "logical" reason why investing in (some) non-US may not be a good idea is because the laws of particular countries may be preventing you from sharing as fully in the success of the company as you would if it were located in another country.

Twist_of_Fate_44

" .. But let’s not forget that future AGs could reverse course just as easily. That’s the real weakness of this shortcut—it lacks permanence. In fact, even if marijuana gets rescheduled via [the full DEA/HHS process](https://harris-sliwoski.com/cannalawblog/thoughts-on-the-terrible-pageant-of-marijuana-rescheduling/) and lands in Schedule III, a future AG could use § 811(d)(1) to shove it right back into Schedule I. That’s why long-term reform can’t rely solely on executive action " " .. Congressional action remains essential. It’s the only way to prevent policy from swinging with each administration. Congress can revise treaty obligations, override them, or exit them altogether. And unlike the executive branch, Congress can create a durable legal framework for marijuana that protects the industry from regulatory whiplash. The [States Reform Act 2.0](https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/2934/text) is currently the most viable legalization proposal in Congress. But it, too, has a gap: it doesn’t eliminate the AG’s authority under § 811(d)(1). A simple amendment could fix this by stating that § 811(d)(1) no longer applies to marijuana. Otherwise, even after Congressional action, a future AG could potentially reassert unilateral control (while such congressional action would likely prevail here, over the AG’s action, it would create confusion and uncertainty while litigation played out). "

Primary-Dress8017

What companies you got for Silver miners, I had and sold AG for a good profit but want to get back into the game.

xploeris

> AG dropped a tweet saying eVTOLs won’t just change traffic they’ll change how we think about time, access, even lifestyle. It’s giving “this isn’t just a product, it’s a platform” vibes. Fuck. It's a Segway.

SunflowerGreens

I’ve got a feeling ACHR is gonna keep climbing for years. Not everyone gets it yet, but the setup is there. You don’t have to love AG to see the growth potential

m1nice

Wouldn’t it be better to choose uber (P/E 19) and Volkswagen AG (P/E 5) over Tesla (P/E approx 3000 😀) for the robotaxi race ?

xCAPTSTONERB91x

AG Bondi so fucking stupid. Imagine thinking your Iranian sleeper cells are going to be Iranian; they’re going to be white dudes. Iranian citizens kind of a bit too obvious 🤣.

Optimal_Ask4933

Not very true. Porsche AG owns i think around 40% of Rimac. VW owns 100% of Bugatti. But Porshe AG is the car manufactuerer and Porsche SE is the holding company which owns over 50% of VW's common shares and around thirty somthing percent of VW and VW owns seventy something percent of The perferred and common stocks of Porsche AG. But saying that they are co owners of Bugatti is untrue. VW are the owners of Bugatti and Porshe AG owns 0% of it. And Toyota holding company owns more then 3x the amount of EV patents then Porshe SE so the idea that "They're a leader in EV with the most green patents submitted and accepted over the last few years out of any car company" is simply misinformation. And another thing that you may not understand is that the piech and porsche family does not have any "specialy shares" that "guarantee them minority control of the company". They simply owns the normal common stocks that is the default. And when they had their IPO, they simply only sold preferred stocks which has no voting power unless there has been consequtive years with no dividends payment which then the perferred stocks gain 1 voting right per stock. There is the same amount of common and perferred stocks so the idea that they have a "minority control" is simply not true. They have the Majority control and has not sold away any common stocks away every. They have the full 100% majority control of voting rights. It is not like they have special golden share which gives them extra voting rights or anything. They have ever only sold perferred shares away and most people are just too dumb to know what their shares they are actually buying.

Mammoth-Magician-403

having Archer already in talks with FAA and other countries feels like a solid head start. Airspace won’t stay simple forever. AG is cooking something huge

Illustrious_Yak5131

if anyone’s gonna make this eVTOL thing real, it’s AG..!

SunflowerGreens

$2B in cash, DoD contracts, flying taxis at the olympics and people still acting like this is some startup with a powerpoint. AG’s out here building the damn future

Creepy_Surprise_4893

I'm guessing they got it for a steal. Saturn just had to settle a suit with the New York AG in March for security and privacy issues... They weren't going to be able to fundraise another round after that for a while.

Low-Yogurtcloset5611

Epstein files need to be released! AG says reviewing videos. Files have been reviewed so release them!!! Porn videos can be released later!!!

PrettyLittleRosey

this partnership will sure create more jobs..! Kudos to AG. you nailed it again 👊

Expensive_Gas_4504

More like you should sell half of tech in general (near secular peak) and invest in silver miners (beginning of secular bull). AG, CDE, HL is a great start

jsha_xufuard

So AG standing alongside the FAA and Duffy isn’t a big deal to you? Sure, Joby is a strong play too but let’s be honest, Archer’s ahead on this one.

Valkanaa

The less lethal ammunition market is expected to grow from USD 828 million in 2018 to USD 1,106 million by 2023, at a CAGR of 5.95% during the forecast period. The Safariland Group (US), Combined Systems, Inc. (US), Federal Ammunition (US), Nonlethal Technologies (US), Rheinmetall AG (Germany), ST Engineering (Singapore), and Lightfield Ammunition Corporation (US), among others, are the key players in the less lethal ammunition market. ... I smell profit

Ronaldo_Frumpalini

Disagree, he's doing it because he doesn't want to pay taxes. Every other economic consideration is just a rationalization. No matter how stupid the policy is he'll find people promoting it if it gets him what he wants. It's the AG saying Trump can take Air Force One with him when he leaves office, it's greenlighting genocide in Gaza so he can build f'ing golf courses there. These are not rational and intelligent policies, they are what a toddler wants and he'll do and say whatever gets him what he wants and his sycophants will make up any rationale necessary to appease him. He's not awful at being a conman but his goals are not intelligent. He believes whatever benefits him, I don't think a polygraph could ever actually work on him.

GodMyShield777

acquisition Brand Engagement Network Inc. (the "Company"), a Delaware corporation specializing in computer integrated systems design with a current market capitalization of $10.44 million, has entered into a second addendum to their Share Purchase and Transfer Agreement with Christian Unterseer, CUTV GmbH, and CUNEO AG (collectively, "Sellers"). According to [InvestingPro](https://www.investing.com/pro/BNAI) analysis, the company appears undervalued at its current price of $0.25 per share. This addendum, dated May 26, 2025, extends the timeline for the Company to prepare and close the acquisition of Cataneo GmbH, a German limited liability company. [https://ca.investing.com/news/sec-filings/brand-engagement-network-extends-acquisition-timeline-93CH-4042728](https://ca.investing.com/news/sec-filings/brand-engagement-network-extends-acquisition-timeline-93CH-4042728) \+ they got a Line of Credit today, so signs are pointing to this happening

BaadMike

Sometimes, the wheel works, and sometimes it doesn't. I've pretty successful in running the wheel if I concentrate on only 2 or 3 stocks at a time, I keep my expiration to fewer than 10 days, and you're willing to hold for a few months if the stock drops and you get the stocks put to you. I have found more success with the wheel on stocks that trade in a range but can fluctuate a lot within that range. I currently had 50 contracts put to me for AG at $6.00, and I held it because silver started to run. Probably gonna sell Calls against them soon.

Mother-Chipmunk2778

This can’t be it dude tsm is up in AG

SPAC_Time

It isn't common, but does happen occasionally. Trump Media ( DJT / DJTWW ) hasn't called their warrants, despite the redemption trigger being met over a year ago. It looks like NewAmsterdam Pharma Co ( NAMS / NAMSW ) met the $18 cash redemption trigger last fall, but didn't issue a notice of redemption. Plus, [the NAMSW warrant agreement](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828326/000110465920128041/tm2033264d3_ex4-4.htm) has Section 6.2,  [Redemption of Warrants for Ordinary Shares](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1828326/000110465920128041/tm2033264d3_ex4-4.htm#:~:text=Redemption%20of%20Warrants%20for%20Ordinary%20Shares) as long as shares are above $10; so NAMS could have issued a notice of redemption for NAMSW any time in the past year. Also looks like Oculis Holding AG ( OCS / OCSAW ) met their cash redemption trigger earlier this year, but no redemption notice. And the [OCSAW Warrant Agreement](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1841258/000095010321003562/dp147296_ex0404.htm) also has the Section 6.2 allowing cashless redemption when OCS shares are above $10. There are other examples. Bottom line, while most companies do issue a notice of redemption as soon as the company meets the redemption trigger levels, not all do. On the flip side, while it has not happened much lately, some deSPACs have offered to exchange warrants for cash or stock; often while the stock is under $10 per share. They ask warrant holders to vote to force any remaining warrants to be exchanged as well. For example, AvePoint ( AVPT / AVPTW ) last September: [AvePoint Announces Expiration and Results of the Offer to Purchase and Consent Solicitation Relating to its Warrants](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2024/09/26/2954197/0/en/AvePoint-Announces-Expiration-and-Results-of-the-Offer-to-Purchase-and-Consent-Solicitation-Relating-to-its-Warrants.html) AvePoint offered to buy any and all AVPTW for $2.50 each. About 1.5 million warrants were exchanged, but the warrant amendment did not pass, so AVPTW still trades - at nearly $8 per warrant. AVPT is nearing their cash redemption trigger point, would not be surprised if they issue the notice of redemption on the first day possible.

Matt2_ASC

Is anyone familiar with article 40? Rheinmetall released an article 40 in the past 24 hours. [Rheinmetall AG: Release according to Article 40, Section 1 of the WpHG \[the German Securities Trading Act\] with the objective of Europe-wide distribution — TradingView News](https://www.tradingview.com/news/eqs:1d025614b094b:0-rheinmetall-ag-release-according-to-article-40-section-1-of-the-wphg-the-german-securities-trading-act-with-the-objective-of-europe-wide-distribution/)

cutiesarustimes2

Tesla Fights Austin Records Release on Robotaxi Launch Tesla seeks to block public access to emails on its self-driving rollout, citing trade secrets. Texas AG to decide next week as scrutiny grows over unproven robotaxi tech on public roads.

Best_Expo

Hello, I am a little investor with a rather low budget and in these days I have come in touch with a company called "CR Energy AG". Now the situation is they have been registered in these days to presumably file for insolvency but I already had bought shares before knowing it. The question I ask is should I actually wait and hope for the company to come out of insolvency, or should I just hard sell directly before they go through liquidation. Thanks to anyone who answers or add any additional info about the situation. Have a good day

PurpVan

he was in there for a good while, only got kicked out after being considered for the AG

wsnyd

Which attorney general Bill Barr personally responded to, in person.. very unusual for an AG to do that

Deer2011

AG will be at 8.50 today.

Deer2011

AG is the new TSLA. To the moon

TheTopazGuy

silver is the move. just look at AG

Acceptable_Rice

Volkswagen AG?

L0ial

Been holding some 10 strike AG calls since March, exp is 1/16/26. Finally up on them.

ec429_

Yep, PM miners have really shone of late. I've been holding AG, HL, and FRES; sitting on solid gains with all three. FRES is up over 100% YTD! The hard part will be timing when to take profits and get off the train, but I don't think that moment has arrived yet.

GeoLogic23

u/mfairview VFF filed their corrections for their [Monday whoopsie](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1l1bf1w/comment/mvkd9o2/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) [Form 4](http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250603/AQ22W222ZZ22625222ZR2W42M3S3JK22L27G/) >This Form 4/A is being filed to WITHDRAW the original Form 4 inadvertently filed on June 2, 2025 under Mr. Ruffini's CIK number, reporting a transaction by Michael A. DeGiglio as if effected by Mr. Ruffini. [Form 4](http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250603/AG2QQ222ZZ22O24222ZR2W42SCJQZK22L27G/) >This Form 4/A is being filed to correct filing errors in the original Form 4 filing made on June 2, 2025. The only changes .....correction of the title of Mr. DeGiglio in box 5.... No other new purchases were filed, so maybe DeGiglio is done buying now that the 10 day window is over.

ApostleThirteen

RE-recap: I think the AG very recently commented on S3's "track within existing laws...." It's track has gone FAR outside the bounds of existing laws, apparently conducting hearings under an "unconstitutional framework."

theduderino38

Read the words lol AG Pam Bondi is literally quoted lol

roq123

Very good point, little less degen.. CDE, Viszla, AG better to split?

Effective-Act2614

Still lots of money to be made with call options on the silver miners. CDE AG even HL, will all print based on earnings in the next two quarters

GeoLogic23

Another 25,000 shares for VFF CEO DeGiglio [http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250602/AS22S222ZZ22F23222ZU2242M6QU9K22B27G/](http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250602/AS22S222ZZ22F23222ZU2242M6QU9K22B27G/) Also they filed a Form 4 for 25,000 shares from CFO Ruffini, but I think they just accidentally filed it under his name instead of DeGiglio. Everything matches DiGiglio's filing, including having DeGiglio's name in the notes. [http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250602/AG2ZQ222ZZ22A22222ZU2242VQHRZK22BN7G/](http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250602/AG2ZQ222ZZ22A22222ZU2242VQHRZK22BN7G/) But then when they fixed it and made it under DeGiglio's name, they still listed DeGiglio as CFO instead of CEO. Seems like someone over at VFF has a case of the Mondays.

Undervalued69

AG1 going to $125

GhostsinGlass

Really living up to your username there.  Tell me, how much is Rheinmetall AG up in the past five years?

Affectionate-Idea690

NOTE:Trump Administration Cancels $3.7 Billion in Green Energy Project Subsidies Among the terminated projects, notable grants include: - $331 million to Exxon Mobil Corp. for a hydrogen initiative at its Baytown, Texas refinery. - $170 million to Kraft Heinz Co. for multiple clean energy developments. - $500 million to Heidelberg Materials AG for a low-carbon cement project.

Country_Gravy420

And Pam Bondi who is the AG is 50 and looks 27

wellk_2049

Not at all, this will go on for a while. Multiple additional cases are lined up behind this one including the one filed jointly by AG's of 13 States.

voksteilko

Oregon AG fought and won against the tariffs

AktienKopfi2025

Net Digital AG rises by almost 20% after reporting a jump in sales and profits. The German company is benefiting from the switch to 5G at its customer 1&1.

AktienKopfi2025

Net Digital AG rises by almost 20% after reporting a jump in sales and profits. The German company is benefiting from the switch to 5G at its customer 1&1. 

GeoLogic23

You can't pardon state crimes.... this is like government 101 stuff... Biden greatly expanded our research growers, signed the medical research bill, pardoned all federal possession charges, and initiated the rescheduling review. Trump did not approve a single new research grower in 4 years (Obama changed the rules to allow it). He put in famously anti-cannabis AGs. He signed the Farm Bill that created loophole unregulated hemp products. His second AG actively interfered in cannabis mergers. Trump knew about SAFE since at least 2018 (it's on recording) but did nothing to get the GOP to stop blocking it. He has done nothing positive for the industry, but quite a lot to hurt or stall it.

GhostsinGlass

Rivermetal AG

Realistic-Plant3957

**TL;DR:** • Deutsche Bank AG grew its holdings in AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:AMC - Free Report) by 51.3% in the fourth quarter. • The fund owned 282,815 shares of the company's stock after buying an additional 95,834 shares during the period. MetLife Investment Management LLC raised its stake in shares of AMC Entertainment by 3.7% during the 4th quarter. • Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB publ lifted its position in AMC. Entertainment by 68.3%. • Invesco Ltd. boosted its stake. • in shares. of AMC entertainment by 1.3 percent. • AMC Entertainment has an average rating of "Hold" and a consensus target price of $4.22. The company has a market capitalization of $1.41 billion, a P/E ratio of -2.02 and a beta of 1.41. • The business's fifty day moving average price is $2.83 and its two-hundred day movingAverage Price is $3.47. --- *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically.*

BagelsRTheHoleTruth

Cvna is a special type of black box. Their owner, Ernie Garcia Sr, owns another company, Drive Time, which is private. They are doing some serious cooking of the books by selling shit between the companies, and hiding losses. Ernie Garcia is a pro conman though - he had a big hand in the savings and loan scandal in the late 80s. He's learned enough through his convictions to teach him how to rig his shit, and he's plugged in enough with political royalty in Arizona that he'll never be touched by their state AG. Trump loves a good conman, so he'd just be pardoned federally if it ever came to that. Long story short(pun), there are better companies to bet against, even though cvna is without a doubt a fraud top to bottom.

Pitiful-Recover-3747

State AG offices are going to carve off big multi billion dollar chunks of settlement checks from UHG. Some of those might make it in the fry bag too…

inadvertant_bulge

In 2016? Trump changes his mind in minutes.. and used to be a Democrat. Things have long since changed. In fact he donated to the Kamala Harris AG campaign in 2011 and then again in 2013. https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/donald-trump-was-once-a-registered-democrat-and-party-donor-why-did-he-jump-ship/wj85mj5yq

FloorSufficient9364

sell: choose the stock that’s most impacted by US tarif uncertainty and that relies heavily on US imports. Buy: Here you can be creative. I would choose a stock that’s not in USD. (because the USD is devaluating). Emmi AG could be a good choice here, people in recessions buy milk too. (tell them that the chances of a recession is high right now)

Cyrano_Knows

A REPUBLICAN special prosecutor was appointed by Janet Reno, Bill Clinton's AG to investigate White Water. But because a Republican investigator appointed by a Democratic AG just isn't Republican *enough* Republicans got rid of that guy and appointed an even MORE Republican guy. And all that guy could come up with was that he lied about getting a bj.. but Republicans impeached Clinton for it. Thats the definition of an actual \[political\] witch hunt.

bitslammer

Spot on. Just take a look at US defense companies vs. say Rheinmetal AG. We've lost all of our respect and more importantly trust.

leomeng

They’ll cheer if you threaten apple. If you threaten Tesla then the AG does a press conference says you’ll go to jail for life.

theduderino38

Back in 2024- SAM tweeted non public information about the DOJ and DEA reschedule process and how the AG was signing a document supporting s3 because the DEA admin Milgram wouldn’t or couldn’t get DEA officials to sign off. It was well debated and discussed here also all over Marijuana moment

What_if_there_were_2

When everything crashes (and it will) miners will get blasted hard. Be patient. Wait for things to crash, THEN go for miners. EXK, HL, CDE, AG - ones that have good silver exposure too. IAG and FSM wouldn't be bad plays either.

trixtah

Without AG this is a rout

MurrayLebowski805

Get ‘em some AG1. Need the piss to be green

Flawless_Tpyo

CAT is everywhere, truth be told I went with the same though of mind as OP yet I ended up with added Siemens AG instead

Ok-Significance-8276

Oh uhhh sorry might have not been clear enough. I mean my strategy rn from 2025-2030 is to invest into MIC (military industrial complex) in Europe and other companies that involve manufacturing to follow there 2030 rearmament plan. Where from starting in the year 2025 they are diverting more percentage of GDP to there Defence spending and buying new equipment. Germany for example recently increased it to 5%. Which shot up the stock of Rheinmetall AG up 1% and over all sense the start of the year of 2025 Rheinmetall has shot up 200% not just investing in Rheinmetal tho also Deutsch bank, or infrastructure companies like energy because Germany announced a 1 billion dollar loan 500 million of which focusing on infrastructure After 2030 is when I’m going to be looking towards other prospects. IE- investing into the American market.

ThetaDecayBukkake

1. CONY - $0.92 a share. Cheap exposure to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. 2. WOLF - $3.85 a share. Semiconductors are used in almost every digital device. 3. AG - $5.58 a share. Precious minerals and rare earths. Good hedge against inflation and recession.

forbiddendoughnut

That's my take, we haven't had an authoritarian regime get this embedded before. Another Covid-like issue is more likely when stripping the agencies responsible for counter measures. Or a serious world conflict because he gets painted into a corner and lashes out. They're still testing the limits of the court systems while actively ignoring a supreme court order. And the AG doesn't look poised to utilize the Marshalls, regardless of the ruling. So for me, it's the overall instability because of a *new* challenge we're seeing, not something that can easily be measured against prior experiences.

FreshlyCleanedLinens

The caliber of people in this administration is mind-blowing—I remember becoming acquainted with how terrible of a person she is during her time as Florida’s AG and thinking of her as the U.S. AG is both sad and scary.

UsedState7381

I sold my MSOS shares after the election, my price average was about $7.70 and I had about 1100 shares when I sold it all for $5.05 at a loss of about $2000 I think. I started to buy back in after Trump paged Gaetz as the AG, first at $4.20 and then I kept averaging down, now I'm at about $3.20 of cost average with over 1780 shares now. I have no idea how to calculate my true cost average now, so I just stopped caring about it.

Lord_Knor

Ofc our moon hopes and dreams die with rescheduling or legalization. Outside of that growth will come from the slow roll out of state level legalization and growth in states where legalization is in its infancy. But Donny did support legalization efforts in FL. Claims to care about the economy and creating jobs. Has ppl like Joe Rogan, Dana White and Spliffmaster I didnt inhale Elon in his ear who are more socially progressive than they get credit for, well not Elon. Too bad we didn't get Gaetz for AG... for weed lol

Jealous_Response_492

UK food standards haven't changed, & there isn't an exception for USA AG. So no nothing has changed.

sketchahedron

Republicans in Congress confirmed his nomination. They also confirmed the alcoholic for Secretary of Defense, the walking ethical violation for AG, the MTv guy for Transportation, the dog killer for Homeland Security, the Russian agent for Intelligence, and the wrestling lady for Education. Every single one of them designed to tear down the departments they were appointed to head, except for Noem, who is working to turn DHS into the Gestapo.

Mark47n

Well, the structure of our "healthcare" system is completely controlled by the profit machine, from doctors and hospitals all the way down to manufacturers of drugs and materiel. He's pretty hooked and the EO process and appears to believe that EO's are law. Alas, we have a Congress that permits the hands-off circumvention of their powers and a court system that is so bogged down be all of his other EOs that they act as such, especially with a Cabinet that are footstools, mounting blocks, and sycophants for authoritarianism The fascinating thing about it all is that so many who voted for him disapprove and regret their vote. The bemoan what he's doing and say things like "I didn't vote for this!" The fact is that Trump was upfront with his plans, so, you did vote for it. Those voters, in particular, are responsible for RFK Jr. and his BS, a Surgeon General that isn't really a doctor, an AG who is the head of the new version of the Stasi and SAVAK, who are arresting people with no warrant, entering homes with no warrant, etc. and keeping their face covered because what they're doing won't stand up in the light of day. Now, another escalation will be using the military to arrest individuals on US soil and to prosecute a crackdown on one of our most fundamental rights, Freedom of Expression, and the Right to Assemble, to sub parts of the 1st Amendment, along with Freedom of the Press.

SqueezeStreet

First two rank stacks are SILJ and the next two GDXJ The component list is SILJ. If AG and HL catch up to CDE even a little bit and silver trades higher SILJ is going to print.

pastelbutcherknife

They been destroyed. Pam Bondi was Florida AG when he got taken in. Trump donated money to her reelection campaign to make a different case of his go away, what would stop him from making a deal with her if that evidence was conveniently lost?

ThePreBanMan

LOL. Okay buddy... If Trump's case hadn't been held in a district that voted over 80% Democratic, the trial would have gone very differently. NEvermind the fact that the AG prosecuting the case is now facing Federal charges for doing the same damn thing she charged Trump with. Except, unlike the case against Trump, there's actual physical evidence of intent to defraud.

BlizzardThunder

It's mostly not directly profitable. It makes a lot of core biology research faster and easier, which will translate years down the road in industries like pharma. There are ways that CRISPR ***can*** be directly profitable, like in AG. Not just with crops, but with livestock too. For example, AquaBounty genetically engineered salmon that stay in a growth phase of live for longer than wild salmon, and thus cut the time it takes to raise farmed salmon in half, which inherently reduces the amount of food that farmed salmon have to eat. I'm not sure if AquaBounty used CRISPR or more rudimentary forms of genetic engineering, but the value proposition of CRISPR is that it can create AquaBounty-like livestock relatively quickly. The company failed because of activists who think they're sooooo ethical, but CRISPR can and likely will be used to create livestock that can get to market size faster and more efficiently than what we currently have. It's way more likely to happen than lab-grown meat.

No-Berry-810

I’ve been watching AG closely today — over 32 million shares traded, but the price barely moved, holding around $5.57 after dipping to $5.51. That kind of volume with no real price movement feels off, like someone’s quietly accumulating. Here’s what I noticed: * There’s a fake bid wall at $5.50, probably to make it look like there’s demand, but it keeps disappearing. * The ask is sitting at $5.58 and hasn’t budged — feels like they’re trying to pin the price. * Despite massive volume and strong earnings (record cash flow, revenue, and silver production), the stock didn’t move like it should’ve. That’s a big red flag something else is going on. To me, it looks like institutions are soaking up shares without letting the price run yet. I’m thinking it might be smart to watch for an entry around $5.51 or wait for a clean breakout above $5.58. Feels like they’re setting up for something.

Roidsandinsecurity

Yeah the AG market is a different beast entirely. I'm more on the construction and earthmoving side. You're not wrong though, I don't understand how farmers saw what happened the first time around and said "yeah sign me up for that again".

Opposite-Tailor-4519

AG1 

Opposite-Tailor-4519

AG1 and RDC calls are free money right now