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Airsculpt Technologies Inc
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Here me out guys, AIRS maybe has a squeeze potential. Above 60% SI and high days to cover ratio (WHICH IS GOOD)
$AIRS 45% short interest but the price keeps rising
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AIRS: 48% short float, 82% insider owned, only 11M float
$AIRS has a 48% short float. WILL SQUEEZE...
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AIRS...busted through 3.34 resistance!!
AIRS...should have plenty of room to go after over 50% drop yesterday...shorts most likely will stay away after that big drop.
what do you think in what timeframe will AIRS go up and how far? When are you buying/selling? Thamk you
AIRS...due for a nice reversal over next few days.
AIRS....overeaction selling yesterday..huge dip to get in cheap
PANW’s valuation is high for **two different reasons**: its quoted GAAP P/E is partly distorted by acquisition accounting, but the company also carries a genuinely enormous strategic premium. At the latest close, PANW was about **$364 per share**, with a **$291 billion market cap** and roughly a **347× trailing GAAP P/E**. In Q3, PANW reported a **$183 million GAAP operating loss** but **$814 million of non-GAAP operating income** because non-GAAP results excluded $517 million of stock compensation, $198 million of acquisition costs, and $280 million of acquired-intangible amortization. So the 347× GAAP P/E makes it look especially absurd. But even after normalizing, it is still extremely expensive. **What the market is actually paying** Using PANW’s current market cap, its April balance sheet, and FY2026 guidance: Approximate enterprise value: **$286 billion** EV/FY2026 revenue: **about 25×** EV/FY2026 adjusted free cash flow: **about 67×** Price/FY2026 non-GAAP EPS: **about 96×** EV/trailing unadjusted free cash flow: **about 75×** PANW is guiding to approximately $11.42 billion of FY2026 revenue, a 37.5% adjusted free-cash-flow margin, and $3.77–$3.79 of non-GAAP EPS. That is not merely an accounting illusion. **The stock really is priced at a rarefied valuation.** **Why investors are willing to pay it** **1. PANW is being treated as the cybersecurity “operating system”** The old PANW thesis was that it sold excellent firewalls. The current thesis is that enterprises will consolidate much of their security stack onto PANW: Network security and firewalls SASE Cloud security Security operations through Cortex/XSIAM AI application and agent security through Prisma AIRS Identity security through CyberArk Observability through Chronosphere The important idea is that cybersecurity is moving from dozens of disconnected point products toward a few integrated platforms. PANW may be the company with the broadest credible enterprise platform and the installed base to cross-sell it. About **65% of NGS ARR now comes from “platformized” customers**, with roughly **120% net revenue retention** among those customers. Management is targeting more than 4,000 platformizations and **$20 billion of NGS ARR by FY2030**. That combination—large installed base, integrated data, distribution, and cross-selling—is what causes investors to think of PANW less like an ordinary software vendor and more like the potential **Microsoft of cybersecurity**. **2. AI may expand every part of PANW’s addressable market** AI creates more software, more network traffic, more machine identities, more autonomous agents, and faster attacks. PANW can potentially monetize all of those: More AI traffic creates more demand for network inspection. AI agents create an identity-security problem, supporting CyberArk. Machine-speed attacks require automated SOC products such as XSIAM. Companies deploying models and agents need dedicated AI-security products such as AIRS. AI infrastructure generates massive telemetry and observability demand. There is already tangible growth beneath the narrative: SASE ARR was about **$1.6 billion and growing around 40%**, XSIAM ARR exceeded **$600 million and was growing around 100%**, and Prisma AIRS had surpassed 300 customers, with management expecting more than $100 million of ARR within two quarters. Reuters also attributed PANW’s recent guidance increase and rerating to stronger AI-related cybersecurity demand. **3. The cash-generation profile is unusually strong** PANW reported a trailing adjusted free-cash-flow margin of **38.5%**, up 430 basis points, and is targeting **40% by FY2028**. Investors are therefore not valuing it as a 14%-growth hardware company. They are valuing it as a company that could sustain: high-teens or 20%-plus recurring growth + approximately 40% cash margins That combination normally deserves a major premium. **4. Recent results encouraged investors to believe the bull case** The latest quarter showed: Organic NGS ARR growth: **28%** Organic RPO growth: **22%** Organic revenue growth: **14%** Adjusted FCF growth: **34%** Those recurring and forward-looking measures are considerably stronger than the organic revenue number. Investors appear to believe ARR growth will eventually pull recognized revenue growth higher as newer products scale. **What is already priced in** A rough reverse DCF illustrates the problem. Starting with approximately **$4.28 billion of guided adjusted FCF**, a roughly $286 billion enterprise value, a 3.5% terminal-growth assumption, and a 9%–10% discount rate, PANW needs approximately: **20%–23% annual free-cash-flow growth for ten years** to justify the present valuation. Management’s $20 billion FY2030 NGS ARR target implies roughly **22% annual ARR growth through FY2030**, so the valuation is effectively giving PANW substantial credit for hitting that ambitious target—and then continuing to compound strongly after 2030. That is possible. It is not a conservative base case. **The parts of the story the valuation overlooks** The headline Q3 numbers were heavily acquisition-assisted. Revenue grew 31%, but only **14% organically**; NGS ARR grew 60%, but **28% organically**; RPO grew 36%, but **22% organically**. There are also meaningful quality-of-earnings issues: Q3 stock compensation was **$517 million**, or roughly **17% of revenue**. Basic weighted-average shares rose from 665 million to 801 million year over year, approximately **20% dilution**. The company’s balance sheet now contains around **$29 billion of goodwill and acquired intangibles**, versus roughly $5.3 billion before the major acquisitions. “Adjusted” FCF adds back acquisition-related payments and certain capital expenditures, so it is more generous than plain free cash flow. Stock compensation is particularly important: it raises reported cash flow while transferring part of the business to employees. It is not equivalent to an ordinary cash expense, but it is not free either. **My assessment** **PANW deserves a premium. The present magnitude of that premium is much harder to defend.** The market is pricing PANW as: The winner in enterprise security consolidation. A major beneficiary of AI-driven attack-surface growth. A durable 20%-plus recurring-growth company. A future 40%-FCF-margin company. A highly successful integrator of CyberArk, Chronosphere, and future acquisitions. If all five happen, the stock can eventually grow into the valuation. But there is little allowance for merely “good” execution. Organic growth falling into the mid-teens, weaker CyberArk integration, continued heavy dilution, or a modest decline in software multiples could produce a severe de-rating even while the underlying business remains healthy. **My characterization: elite company, euphoric price.** The valuation is understandable, but at roughly 67× generous adjusted FCF, investors are paying for something close to the bull case rather than receiving much upside optionality. Yw for the meat proxy
by the time a stock is trending, the real move usually already happened. people who consistently catch runners early are watching flow, catalysts, volume, and sentiment before everyone piles in i've recently met a group of traders online who do this and share setups throughout the day and just in the past few weeks, i've seen run ups on HIMX, AIRS and other stocks i've never heard of called out prior to big moves not every trade hits, obviously, and you have to pay to be there... but i'm seeing a lot more in returns than i would trading on my own
Bought AIRS airsculpt last week when I saw it on the WSB earnings watchlist. As a hot girl I spent 9k with them last year and my bestie got her airsculpt done the same day for 14k. I knew there’s no way they aren’t printing money. Up 10.6% already and praying I get more of my own money back lmao
AIRS Is the next CAR what do we think? Take a look at short interest and ownership + insider buying?
sold too early on AIRS but its okay made 500% return from biotech lol
Keeping an eye on AIRS. Massive insider buying. Short interest through the roof. VSA as well
Guys tomorrow watch out for AIRS I think it might explode
https://preview.redd.it/5fflrcb9odrg1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d2efe5749adabd5800b08b96791546d9e250f4f0 CMND SAFX HUBC PROP BTBD CHNR AIRS ORBS
https://preview.redd.it/6itbrjlf8kpg1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=316002d380f90ad05cd2ed84c0af101f81723574 $LGVN earnings AH today. 30% short float. 215% CTB. $CMND $AIRS $SAFX $CYN
Big whale in AIRS ruined me 😂
Entered AIRS 2.36. Shitty entry, but it's about to not really matter anyway.
In order of precedence of "most" to "least" stretched out: HIT and LX AIRS OMI and FAT From there, it's only about the details, like candle patterns, volume, etc. - sometimes a "lesser" one ends up making a bigger move, so I try not to prioritize anything in the total list, really.
Here's a few you might want before the closing bell: LX FAT HIT AIRS OMI, not sure - I got it this morning and it's up 9% already. Your call.
I told you people 10% ago to buy $AIRS did any of you listen?
I followed some retards call on $AIRS up 80% but that can all change with earnings
You are buying donut when A lot of the cosmetic/aesthetics winners of the GLP-1 trend have had serious volatility and are heavily shorted on stale consumer theses. ESTA had 20% short interest going into the print and is up 15% on okay earnings. AIRS is still down from the momentum unwind going into a print and has >40% short interest. You are buying a stock that will go up 5% and that's it... if you are going to be a dumbass make sure you get good reward for it
damn that AIRS guy might've been right
damn that AIRS guy might've been right
A lot of the cosmetic/aesthetics winners of the GLP-1 trend have had serious volatility and are heavily shorted on stale consumer theses. ESTA had 20% short interest going into the print and is up 15% on okay earnings. AIRS is still down from the momentum unwind going into a print that I think will be better than ESTA’s and has >40% short interest…
!banbet AIRS 75% 14d
A lot of the cosmetic/aesthetics winners of the GLP-1 trend have had serious volatility and are heavily shorted on stale consumer theses. ESTA had 20% short interest going into the print and is up 15% on okay earnings. AIRS is still down from the momentum unwind going into a print that I think will be better than ESTA’s and has >40% short interest… [](https://x.com/Citrini7/status/1986097033397064040)
AIRS is more interesting to me. Feel like there's a lot of squeeze potential if you want to do DD on a stock that hasn't pumped yet
I just went $5k long on AIRS. Just saw that its CTB is 50%
NFE is 33% short % at the highest estimate vs AIRS at 61%
No, the term "diamond hands" is a euphemism to glorify stubborn bagholding, period, end of story. Nothing diamond about carrying a massive loss and losing on opportunity cost. As for $WWR, you needed to buy it before it ran, not now. No ay in hell will it go to your tartegs - the runup is over, and insiders already made money on it. My "SEC Insider Call Alerts" call option scanner picked up $WWR on 9/23/25, but I did not make any trades that day, unfortunately. I wish I did. My current trade from this set up is GCI Dec $5 calls. Here is the alert: "SEC Insider Call Alerts: • 09/23/2025, Symbol $Strike, Exp Date, Bid/Ask • 09/23/2025, GEOS $20, 10/17/2025, 1.9/2 • 09/23/2025, CGAU $10, 11/21/2025, 0.65/0.9 • 09/23/2025, LRMR $5, 10/17/2025, 1.15/1.3 • 09/23/2025, AIRS $8, 10/17/2025, 0/0.5 • 09/23/2025, AIRS $8, 01/16/2026, 0.9/2.35 • 09/23/2025, HROW $55, 11/21/2025, 3.7/4.3 **• 09/23/2025, WWR $1, 11/21/2025, 0.15/0.2** **• 09/23/2025, WWR $1, 10/17/2025, 0.1/0.15"**
How about $AIRS, it has above 60% short interest and also high days to cover?
https://preview.redd.it/8wff8xexzmxf1.png?width=1289&format=png&auto=webp&s=29ff65b61f819075bde470c99a51327f217d75a2 Let me introduce you to $AIRS
$AIRS is the better option. Insane squeeze potential over $AIRE
By this logic there many others with higher short interest. What do you say about them. Stocks with Short Interest > 60%: FLWS (1-800-FLOWERS.COM) - 110.74% Sector: Consumer Cyclical (Specialty Retail) Market Cap: ~$279M Index: Russell 2000 (IWM) TNGX (Tango Therapeutics) - 105.95% Sector: Healthcare (Biotechnology) Market Cap: ~$964M Index: Russell 2000 (IWM) BYND (Beyond Meat) - 71.02% Sector: Consumer Defensive (Packaged Foods) Market Cap: ~$1.42B Index: Russell 2000 (IWM) ZBIO (Zenas BioPharma) - 66.68% Sector: Healthcare (Biotechnology) Market Cap: ~$1.15B Index: Russell 2000 (IWM) AIRS (AirSculpt Technologies) - 62.86% Sector: Healthcare (Medical Care Facilities) Market Cap: ~$639M Index: Russell 2000 (IWM) Source — https://scalarfield.io/analysis/4f2e237a-e112-4639-8217-8e616e9bb327
AIRS won't change anything, I'm pretty sure.
$AIRS 100% if it passes 11.20
AIRS pumped today. Get in before it takes off again tomorrow
AIRS!!!!!! Pre squeeze condition
Guys!!! Look at AIRS! Looks so ready for short squeeze 500%! I wonder what are your thoughts
AIRS is looking promising today. I stumbled on it by accident while searching for another stock. Definitely not a long term investment but may be good for a few bucks. Anything that relies on the vanity that people have will make $$$
Another potential squeeze is $AIRS which I've posted about and is worth watching
I am not an expert, I am looking for your opinion! AIRS is flying under the radar with all the classic squeeze ingredients: tiny float (~11.3M), massive short interest (~31.6%), nearly 10 days to cover, and a stock that already ran 5x this year. The borrow rate’s rising, and shorts are cornered. No one’s watching—yet. By the way, no money invested in AIRS.
Long time lurker here, made this account because this setup is too clean to stay silent. I know I can’t post a full DD yet (thanks new-account jail), but I needed to drop this here: $AIRS = The Perfect Squeeze Setup. \- \~49% of the float is shorted \- Float is microscopic (\~11M shares) \- Days-to-cover peaked at 58 a few weeks ago \- Insiders bought hundreds of thousands of shares in June \- Institutions (Balyasny, Geode, Divisadero, etc.) loaded up in Q1 \- Earnings are August 8 and last ER sent it +33% overnight \- Borrow fee is rising, float is tightening Nobody’s looking at it yet. This is the part of the chart where legends are born. Visibility is the only thing missing. If even a fraction of the attention that DNUT got flows into AIRS, it’s game on. I just loaded 500 contracts of the Aug 15 $8c at 0.31. This is my fat-zap YOLO. DNUTgains paid for the lipo, let’s ride. https://preview.redd.it/754xxw76zuef1.png?width=1024&format=png&auto=webp&s=30ac081b4512505019d3d04ad13af242d532b206
I like AIRS, 50% shorted and 81% owned by insiders
If its really the squeeze season, people should pile on NWTG, OSRH, LCFY, AIRS, TSAT, NIVF Am i missing something?
Great call, the setup on $AIRS looks insane too, 80% insider owned, 49% of float short, insider informative buys earlier this month, I like this one as well
Great call, setup on $AIRS looks insane too, 80% insider owned, 49% of float short, insider informative buys earlier this month, I like this one too
have you seen AIRS?
setup on $AIRS looks insane too, 80% insider owned, 49% of float short, insider informative buys earlier this month, I like it. (not financial advice)
Sure. It's actually quite simple. We are in a raging bull market (in case that wasn't clear). And in bull markets, greed is on the table. Offensive (i.e. "risk-on") sectors and assets get bought, because peoples' tolerance for risk grows. OPEN is an unprofitable tech company (risk-on check #1), with a high short interest (check #2) and was, until two weeks ago, in a 99% drawdown (check #3). All of these things make it a ripe candidate for a rip-roaring rally. But let's be clear: this has *nothing* to do with the company's fundamentals. Anybody claiming that doesn't have a clue. It's classic market mechanics/bull market/short squeeze behavior. The reason we know this is we can look at a list of other high-short interest stocks and see pretty much the same price action. A few weeks ago WOLF filed for bankruptcy and promptly ripped 10x. AIRS is up 4x since April. BYND has doubled since May. GRPN, a literal dying business, is at a 4-year high. So there is nothing special about OPEN. These things happen in bull markets, and it has nothing to do with the underlying fundamentals of the business.
I don't know why nobody is talking about the real squeeze candidates. WOLF, SOAR, and AIRS all in the top 10.
**$AIRS** just needs volume and it will become unhinged,crazy set up here. I have entered @1.90 in late April been holding since. I never made a post on reddit because people here want 🚀 next day and get mad. I’ll post it here for you steady grows over past 3 month, it’s a bit pricey ATM. - **Debt Reduction**: $10M paydown from $12M raise to lower $74.7M debt. AirSculpt Strengthens Balance Sheet with $10.0 Million Debt Paydown - **Q2 2025 Earnings (Aug 8)**: Revenue ($160M-$170M guidance) and case volume rebound key. - **Cost Cuts**: $3M annualized savings to boost margins. - **Skin Tightening Pilot**: New procedure could add revenue. - **Short Float**: 61.14% , **80%** insider own. ### Recent Financial Performance - **Q1 2025 Results**: - **Revenue**: $39.4 million, down 17.3% from $47.6 million in Q1 2024. - **Case Volume**: 3,076 cases, a 17.9% decrease from Q1 2024. - **Net Loss**: $2.8 million, compared to a $6.0 million profit in Q1 2024. - **Adjusted EBITDA**: $3.8 million, down from $7.3 million in Q1 2024. - **Cash Position**: $5.6 million, with compliance to bank covenants.[](https://www.stocktitan.net/news/AIRS/) - **Full Year 2024 Results**: - **Revenue**: $180.4 million, a 7.9% decrease from 2023. - **Case Volume**: 14,036 cases, down 6.0% from 2023. - **Net Loss**: $8.3 million, widened from $4.5 million in 2023. - **Adjusted EBITDA**: $20.7 million, down from $43.2 million in 2023. - **Operating Cash Flow**: $11.4 million for 2024. - **Cost Reduction**: Implemented a program targeting $3 million in annual savings. - **New Center Openings**: Paused to focus on existing operations.[](https://www.stocktitan.net/news/AIRS/)
Is anyone else looking at $AIRS? 36% short float looks like a squeeze set up in the near future. Just at a glance their patented technology looks somewhat interesting as an alternative to liposuction. Am I crazy for thinking this can fly?
AIRS fundamentals look weak, but the technicals are intriguing. Watching closely!
Insiders bought A LOT recently... https://preview.redd.it/4e3gq97isg6f1.png?width=1852&format=png&auto=webp&s=1362244159acb63091d150a7e24aaa081823e0ca [**Source**](https://www.insiderdashboard.com/search?page=1&query=AIRS)
$AIRS, up $2 since first mention and looking healthy for some more climbing
AIRS, more institutional buys. The retail pool is getting smaller ~5 million and 80 % shorted. Up $1+ since I first mentioned it here.
After the latest Earnings report I’m definitely going all in on PANW. They just posted a strong quarter—revenue rose 15 % to about $2.29 billion and adjusted EPS hit $0.80, both ahead of expectations. They also just came out with Prisma AIRS a new platform that secures AI apps, agents, models, and data, giving them an early lead in the still developing AI-security market.
I’m definitely going all-in on Palo Alto Networks ($PANW). They just posted a strong quarter—revenue rose 15 % to about $2.29 billion and adjusted EPS hit $0.80, both ahead of expectations I know the stock slipped to roughly $187 a share, which looks like it’s on sale to me. They just rolled out Prisma AIRS, a new platform that secures AI apps, agents, models, and data, giving them an early lead in the budding AI-security market. With that catalyst layered onto their already steady subscription revenue engine, I’m holding everything I own and ready to grab even more on the next dip.
AIRS, up $1 and climbing since I first mentioned it here.
$AIRS, chairman added more shares yesterday @3.60 and today it's over $4. Heavily shorted, smaller float and shorts are closing positions.
$AIRS, broke $4, low float, high short interest, wide spread Anybody watching $ASPI or $HTZ ? Seems like the larger floats will take some time to lock
$AIRS, small float and wide spread $ASPI, watching Remember; shorts work hardest in the mornings and big movements tend to happen at lunch and AH
AIRS, small float, large spread, high short score and ready for volume
AIRS, smaller float, large gaps in spread, it would take 13 days of float turnover for shorts to cover, she's ready to rip
I'm telling Yas the spread on AIRS is widening. It'll gap hard when it goes.
AIRS needs a little push and then BOOM!
Thoughts on $AIRS ? Highly shorted, low float, looks like it could run hard with a smaller amount of volume. Almost HOLO like.
Anyone in AIRS? Got in at 3.15 premarket and it's looking like it will make a jump
Q: Is AirSculpt Technologies ($AIRS) setup for a short squeeze? # ChatGPT said: AirSculpt Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: AIRS) has recently garnered attention due to its significant short interest, which could position it for a potential short squeeze. **Short Interest Overview:** * **Shares Sold Short:** As of February 14, 2025, there were approximately 3.06 million shares sold short. [barrons.com+1marketwatch.com+1](https://www.barrons.com/market-data/stocks/airs) * **Percentage of Float Shorted:** This short interest represents about 24.16% of the company's public float, indicating a substantial level of bearish bets against the stock. [marketwatch.com](https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/AIRS) * **Days to Cover:** With an average daily trading volume of around 204,030 shares, the days-to-cover ratio stands at approximately 15 days. [marketwatch.com](https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/AIRS) **Recent Performance:** On March 14, 2025, AirSculpt Technologies reported its fourth-quarter and full-year fiscal 2024 results. The company experienced a 17.7% decline in quarterly revenue to $39.2 million, with adjusted EBITDA dropping to $1.9 million. Despite these challenges, the CEO expressed confidence in future growth plans, which contributed to a 5.44% increase in the stock price on that day. [markets.businessinsider.com](https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/airsculpt-technologies-reports-fourth-quarter-and-full-year-fiscal-2024-results-1034477860)[benzinga.com](https://www.benzinga.com/25/03/44330296/why-airsculpt-technologies-stock-is-gaining-today) **Short Squeeze Potential:** The combination of high short interest and a substantial days-to-cover ratio suggests that AirSculpt Technologies is susceptible to a short squeeze. If positive developments occur—such as improved financial performance or favorable news—short sellers may rush to cover their positions, potentially driving the stock price higher. Investors should monitor trading volumes and company announcements closely, as these factors can influence the likelihood and timing of a short squeeze. *Note: Investing in stocks with high short interest carries inherent risks due to potential volatility. It's advisable to conduct thorough research and consult with a financial advisor before making investment decisions.*
$GRTX $AIRS and $HOLO GRTX AND AIRS just look like they are primed to make a huge run Holo just looks like a stock that if timed right could be a huge pay day. It is forming a bullish wedge.
Hell yeah WISEMAN lol. Just looked at svmh and it looks just like the other that have ripped. 2 good weekly candles. Ima definitely keep an eye on it. I’ve been watching AIRS and grtx also. Airs is at support in a downward channel and if it goes back to test resistance it’s atleast a 5-6$ a share swing and grtx is almost at a 4-5 year resistance trend line and pretty much can’t go any lower than its previous low. Has a gap up at almost 2$
They all already one of the most profitable companies in the world. I think it's much more important to find users into their ecosystem and I think being at the top of the AIRS and incorporating all of their existing products into it will have a very positive effect on this
Short Interest as % of Free float BBBY 45.69% AIRS 50.41% SI 53.70% CVNA 56.28% MARA 60.60%
Short Interest as % of Free float BBBY 45.69% AIRS 50.41% SI 53.70% CVNA 56.28% MARA 60.60%
When my very frugal 55 year old aunt showed me the before and after pictures of her Botox, I had the same thought. I’m 41 and almost everyone I know gets Botox and started myself. I think it’s also the gateway drug to other procedures. So I started looking into companies offering Botox and other procedures. I bought into AIRS and INMD based on their charts and products.
Those aren’t the three central picks of my portfolio, they’re simply the ones I happen to wish to discuss most here. How is Pinterest dying? Have you looked at their income statements, for instance? Why BYND: their stock lost some good value lately, veganism is growing rapidly, and they are the leading company in that market. If one were to invest in vegan f&b companies, and unless one was some super expert, BYND is a safe bet. INTC is well-established, maybe not the greatest growth, but a well-established diverse technology company, and the largest microchip manufacturer in the world. ORGN is purely risky. ME is a company I personally love quite a bit and see so much potential and demand for their concept in most parts of the world where they still go to some large hospital, pay great amount of money, and get mediocre DNA test results. ME is more accessible, much cheaper, and provide more comprehensive results. CHGG is one of the main leaders of the remote education market. AIRS is akin to ME but for cosmetics. MTTR for their market which I also believe is expected to grow, and mainly because a professional investor in Twitter whose predictions were often very successful historically is fond of MTTR.