AITX

SisoHcysp

[$AITX](https://x.com/search?q=%24AITX&src=cashtag_click) \- The CEO --- has ----- p r e f e r r e d stock . Get to reading, investigating, analyzing , what that is It is NOT the common stock for ordinary investors VIEW , listen, watch twice, re-wind, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9jbmcOuwhE&t=265s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9jbmcOuwhE&t=265s) You will lose your investment, the CEO wins

SisoHcysp

absolute IDIOCY - dumber than a box of rocks AITX is dead, they can't sell shares - 20 BILLION shares of stock exist The company has never ever, like no time in the universe - made a real true actual profit ??? read the quarterly reports on OTC PINKS ??? the truth, not altered by STEVE the ceo look up the terms underlined red \-- a high school accounting class would FLAG that as bad bad serious bad news 2025 was no better https://preview.redd.it/3sc7ui6ng4bf1.png?width=1065&format=png&auto=webp&s=9a858baf06afad3a210fcac1c543a75ca77648a4

blvkwzrd

also holding LQMT and AITX

Legitimate-Salad6363

Did your AITX hit?

No-Vanilla6143

We’re watching a tech shift happen in real time. AITX isn’t chasing the trend — they’re shaping it. Their platforms show what AI-driven security should look like: intelligent, adaptive, and cost-effective.

Candid-Ad9221

AITX is proving that robots and AI can handle the jobs that drain human resources. 24/7 uptime, no fatigue, no distractions — just reliable protection where and when it’s needed.

SisoHcysp

STOP - the hype the bullshit the crazy lying and the mystical lottery ticket nonsense It is a SCAM A stock selling mechanism so that STEVE the ceo gets """"preferred shares"""" and makes millions Look it up --- preferred shares AITX --- there are videos, and posts about it

Impossible_Mud5682

As more companies look to cut labor costs without sacrificing safety, AITX’s robotic and AI platforms are a clear answer. Up to 80% savings on traditional guarding services isn’t a small number — it’s an industry shift.

Impossible_Mud5682

AITX’s RAD subsidiaries are more than a concept — they’re actively converting interest into contracts. With Fortune 500 companies in the pipeline, even a few large clients could dramatically change the company’s growth curve.

Impossible_Mud5682

AITX isn’t just ahead of the curve — they’re reshaping it. Their proactive security systems can prevent incidents instead of reacting afterward. This is the evolution the industry needs, and it’s happening now.

Impossible_Mud5682

If the predictions from AITX’s CEO come true — and they’re already in motion — 2026 could be a breakout year. Mainstream AI-powered security adoption would put them in the perfect place at the perfect time.

Impossible_Mud5682

AITX is hitting the inflection point where AI in security shifts from buzzword to necessity. With every new deployment, they’re proving that robots can replace outdated, expensive security models — and save companies money doing it.

Pitiful_Storage5938

What gives me confidence in AITX long-term is their integrated approach. Hardware, software, AI, and analytics all developed in-house. That means faster iteration, better performance, and stronger margins as adoption grows.

Pitiful_Storage5938

AITX is hitting the inflection point where AI in security shifts from buzzword to necessity. With every new deployment, they’re proving that robots can replace outdated, expensive security models — and save companies money doing it.

Own-Inevitable2720

AITX’s approach is built for scale: subscription-based, AI-powered, and remotely managed. This kind of business model is sticky — once a client signs on, they stay. That’s long-term revenue potential you don’t get with traditional hardware vendors.

Own-Inevitable2720

Security is moving from being passive and reactive to predictive and proactive. AITX is building the infrastructure for that transformation. If they keep executing, this could be one of the decade’s standout automation stories.

Own-Inevitable2720

By the time most investors notice the shift in the security industry, companies like AITX will already be fully embedded. Their tech is real, in use, and positioned for mass adoption as AI becomes standard across enterprise security.

DangerousGuest4401

AITX’s move to a subscription-based model is smart. It allows clients to stay updated with evolving AI tech without heavy upfront costs. This model also positions AITX for predictable, recurring revenue in the years ahead.

DangerousGuest4401

The fact that AITX develops everything in-house gives them a big edge. It means tighter integration, faster innovation, and greater control over quality — all critical factors as security tech becomes more complex.

DangerousGuest4401

AITX is on track to redefine how security is delivered. Their CEO predicts that by 2026, autonomous AI patrol and monitoring will be the new industry standard. They’re not just predicting the future — they’re building it now.

Whole-Pay-5764

AITX is about to benefit from a perfect storm: rising labor costs, tighter security demands, and AI reaching maturity. Their RAD robots could become the default solution for environments where traditional guards fall short.

Whole-Pay-5764

35+ Fortune 500 companies are in AITX’s sales pipeline, and each one could mean repeat orders over time. If even a few convert into full-scale clients, the impact on revenue could be significant.

Whole-Pay-5764

AITX isn’t just building robots — they’re building an entire AI-driven security platform. With in-house development and a SOC 2 Type 2 audit under their belt, they’re winning trust from enterprise and government clients alike.

Whole-Pay-5764

As security risks grow more complex, the ability to respond faster and smarter becomes critical. AITX’s autonomous security agents and AI monitoring systems are designed to give organizations that edge — 24/7, at a fraction of the cost.

Whole-Pay-5764

Security budgets are moving from capital-heavy to subscription-first. AITX’s Solutions-as-a-Service model means companies get the latest AI capabilities without the huge upfront cost — and that could fuel long-term recurring revenue growth.

Whole-Pay-5764

AITX's subscription-based model is gaining ground. Instead of spending millions on outdated hardware, clients are opting into smarter, constantly evolving tech through recurring revenue models. This is where the industry is heading.

Whole-Pay-5764

AITX’s CEO is calling it — 2026 is the tipping point. AI is taking over monitoring and patrol duties, and AITX is already delivering that tech today. The shift from manned guards to autonomous agents isn’t science fiction anymore.

Whole-Pay-5764

AITX is positioning itself to be a core player in the $50B security industry. With AI adoption now crossing from early adopters to the mainstream, their autonomous solutions could soon become the new standard in corporate and public security.

Admirable-Finish8749

What excites me about AITX isn’t just what they’re doing now — it’s what this could become. Their robots are just the start. If they succeed in creating a full-service AI security platform, the future looks very interesting.

Admirable-Finish8749

Fast forward a few years — as the demand for 24/7 AI-driven surveillance grows, I think AITX could be one of the key players filling that need. The market isn’t pricing that in yet, but I’m betting it will.

Admirable-Finish8749

In a few years, the conversation might be “remember when AITX was a penny stock?” If they keep expanding deployments and show revenue growth, this could go from speculative to serious in a hurry.

Admirable-Finish8749

Security isn’t going away, and labor costs aren’t getting cheaper. AITX is solving a future problem today. Their robots are a logical evolution for many industries, and they’re positioned early. I see long-term value here.

Admirable-Finish8749

A lot of companies *talk* about using AI — AITX is actually doing it. In 2–3 years, when automation becomes a default solution for security, this company could be sitting on a serious first-mover advantage.

Capable_Temporary101

There’s a big gap between AI hype and actual implementation — AITX is one of the few that’s actually delivering a product today. Their market isn’t just theoretical. They're solving problems for real clients in real environments.

Capable_Temporary101

This isn’t a meme stock. AITX is an early-stage company with AI-driven tools that replace or supplement human security. Their product lineup looks solid, and they’ve been expanding contracts. Volatile for now, but I see long-term value here.

Unlucky_Research6786

It’s rare to see a small-cap company with working tech, paying customers, and long-term vision — AITX checks all three. The stock is risky, sure, but the upside is huge if adoption continues. I'm building a position slowly for the next few years.

Unlucky_Research6786

AITX’s core products are built for a massive problem — high-cost, low-efficiency human security. Their bots offer a 24/7 solution with lower overhead. As more companies look to reduce payroll and increase surveillance, AITX stands to benefit.

Dazzling-Arugula-841

This might not be a short-term rocket, but AITX is one of those stocks that could quietly 10x if they keep growing and executing. Real revenue, real use cases, and a space (AI security) that’s only getting hotter. Worth a look for long-term investors.

Dazzling-Arugula-841

AITX feels like a rare mix: ground-floor entry, working tech, and a future-forward industry. It's speculative, no doubt, but with smart scaling and more adoption, it could become a major player in automated security. I’m in early and holding long.

Dazzling-Arugula-841

AITX is rolling out products that solve real problems — 24/7 surveillance without the cost of human security. If they scale this model and keep gaining clients, it’s easy to see how revenue could grow significantly over time. I’m bullish on the future here.

Dazzling-Arugula-841

The market isn’t paying much attention to AITX right now, but that’s when I like to dig in. They’re pushing forward with automation, security, and AI. As more companies look to reduce labor costs, these kinds of solutions will get even more attention.

Dazzling-Arugula-841

AITX continues to build a recurring revenue model around its security bots. If they lock in just a fraction of the commercial and government market, this could be a serious long-term growth story. I’m accumulating slowly and watching closely.

Dazzling-Arugula-841

The AI security sector is still in its infancy, and AITX is one of the few small players with working products and real clients. They’re turning science fiction into actual services. At this price, I think it’s a good opportunity for those willing to hold through volatility.

Dazzling-Arugula-841

If you're looking for an early-stage AI play with real-world products, AITX is worth researching. Their robots like ROSA and ROAMEO are actively being deployed. As automation becomes essential, companies like AITX could benefit in a big way. Could be a long-term sleeper.

AmphibianProud492

AITX’s expanding dealer network is opening doors to new sectors hungry for smart security tools.

AmphibianProud492

AITX is on a mission to replace outdated security systems with intelligent, mobile AI units.

AmphibianProud492

AITX is creating real value by solving real problems—security, cost reduction, and operational efficiency.

AmphibianProud492

AITX’s innovative platforms like ROSA and RIO Mini offer unmatched flexibility for dynamic enterprise environments.

AmphibianProud492

AITX continues to set the standard in AI-driven mobile security with rapid deployment and proven performance.

Checkitbuddy

MMAT, MMTLP, AITX, BBBY, and many others

Inevitable-String589

This stock isn’t for everyone, but AITX has shown they’re not just sitting still. That matters.

Inevitable-String589

AITX’s CEO is very vocal about the company's direction — that kind of transparency is rare in this space.

Inevitable-String589

AITX is still flying under the radar. Could be one of those companies that surprises people later on.

Plenty_Yesterday_968

With more attention on automation and robotics, AITX is in the right space. Execution will be key.

Flapjack_McCracken

AITX

SisoHcysp

[https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/AITX/Probability-Of-Bankruptcy](https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/AITX/Probability-Of-Bankruptcy) under water - sinking -

SisoHcysp

dead dying broken [https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/AITX/Probability-Of-Bankruptcy](https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/AITX/Probability-Of-Bankruptcy) \- \-

SisoHcysp

not viable anymore -- poorly managed [https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/AITX/Probability-Of-Bankruptcy](https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/AITX/Probability-Of-Bankruptcy) \- \-

SisoHcysp

Bankruptcy a distinct possibility [https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/AITX/Probability-Of-Bankruptcy](https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/AITX/Probability-Of-Bankruptcy) \- \-

SisoHcysp

AITX doesn't make money, or profit, or revenue or robots or camera or video surveillance They sell stock, to suckers, gullible idiots, and then they run away

SisoHcysp

BAD news - year after year after year AITX doesn't make money, or profit, or revenue or robots or camera or video surveillance They sell stock, to suckers, gullible idiots, and then they run away \- \-

SisoHcysp

https://preview.redd.it/rdis5bq9mt0f1.png?width=1065&format=png&auto=webp&s=c068543e0be061b14470735906f183dd9da2afd8 Look up the meaning of the items underlined in red BAD news - year after year after year AITX doesn't make money, or profit, or revenue or robots or camera or video surveillance They sell stock, to suckers, gullible idiots, and then they run away

PuzzleheadedDebt119

IXHL and AITX are the only things keeping me green this week.

PuzzleheadedDebt119

Not trying to be *that* guy, but every time $NVVE pops up I can’t help but chuckle a little. Sure, the V2G concept is cool — turn your fleet of school buses into a grid battery, sounds great on paper. But let’s be real… the company’s market cap is *4 million dollars*. That’s pink sheet territory for something that’s supposedly leading a "grid revolution." Acquisitions? Tech? Sure. But if it’s that scalable and the opportunity’s so massive, why is the stock still scraping the floor? Maybe they land a few contracts, maybe they don't. Meanwhile companies like $AITX are out here actually trimming costs and stacking real deployments — not just floating buzzwords and hoping a school district bites. If you’re swinging on this, hope it pays off — just don’t confuse potential with execution. There’s a graveyard full of “next big energy plays” down here.

PuzzleheadedDebt119

KULR’s been “poised for a breakout” more times than I can count, and it keeps disappointing like a reboot nobody asked for. Charts and heatmaps are great, but fundamentals matter too—and this thing’s been bleeding cash with no real turnaround in sight. Everyone’s holding bags hoping for the miracle candle, but that candle’s been missing since 2021. Meanwhile $AITX is actually cutting over $1.2M in spending, scaling production, and locking in operational improvements—real progress, not just vibes and chart patterns.

PuzzleheadedDebt119

It’s wild how a ticker like $OSTX can get flooded with upvotes off a press release no one’s actually talking about. Patent news is cool, sure—but how many biotech plays have patents and still go nowhere? Let’s not act like this guarantees clinical success or revenue. Meanwhile, $AITX is cutting over $1.2M in waste, tightening ops, and inching toward positive cash flow—real moves, not just paper IP hype.

SisoHcysp

who are you trying to bamboozle ............... AITX is absolutely HORRENDOUS https://preview.redd.it/g5z7eqohyk0f1.png?width=1065&format=png&auto=webp&s=4df3b685fdae06327e7023783431c0ce3323e6a0 look up the underlined stuff -- comprehend the meaning, understand the terms year after year they SUCK at running this company ...... AITX has been around since 2010 ........... it sells stock.....to newbies..........PONZI scheme style dilution constantly ............... toxic financing CHINESE products, imported, cobbled up, rebranded AITX has no lab for manufacturing robots, or video cameras, or circuit boards, or electronics

SisoHcysp

https://preview.redd.it/u2gyg03l900f1.png?width=1065&format=png&auto=webp&s=da8bb35baac93db5dcbe212862db152fdaf513bc lots of odd stuff in the market -- AITX loses their ass, every year ----- but tells lies to the public which accountant would approve you to invest in this crap ????? read the social media ---- BUT they'll you worthless stock, eh ? dilution scam, just like lots of other companies con game

Raumuo

I am researching AITX. It looks quite interesting to me regarding the field of the company and its transparency.

wes1971

That should make up for my 💩$AITX

Necessary_Secret_562

Man, I've been in the same boat with those circuit breaker plays. Those 10-second halts are wild! Not setting a stop loss during this kind of volatility is actually smart - you'd just get stopped out during one of those weird flash dips that recover immediately. I got burned by that with $AITX a while back... had a stop at $0.0020 and it dipped for literally seconds before bouncing back up 30%. Of course my stop triggered right at the bottom 🤦‍♂️ If you're up already from your first trade, you're playing with house money anyway. I'd maybe think about scaling out in chunks if it runs more - take some profit at different levels while letting the rest ride. That way you lock in gains but don't miss any potential massive moves. These low float runners are so unpredictable. Sometimes they tank immediately after the halts stop, other times they consolidate and make another leg up. At least you got your initial investment back already!

Necessary_Secret_562

You're absolutely right about CISO - that's one of the rare OTC penny stocks that actually has legitimate fundamentals and isn't just smoke and mirrors. They've been consistently profitable for a while now, which is like finding a unicorn in the penny stock world. I've seen your comments about them before and the company's track record speaks for itself. They deliver actual cybersecurity solutions to real businesses and have the revenue to prove it. That's worlds apart from most of these pump-and-dump schemes with flashy PRs but zero substance. This VXIT press release is the complete opposite - all buzzwords and no actual information. "Strategic realignment," "leadership succession," "distributed executive framework" - it's corporate speak for "we have nothing concrete to share but please keep buying our stock." Companies like AITX are at least somewhere in the middle - they have real products and growing revenue, but they're still working toward profitability. But VXIT seems to be all fluff without even basic information about what they actually do. Appreciate you consistently highlighting the difference between legitimate penny stocks with real businesses versus the empty shells that just issue PRs. Too many folks in these subs fall for the hype without doing basic due diligence.

Necessary_Secret_562

Really dude? You just copy/pasted the entire press release without adding ANY actual DD or analysis? This is exactly the kind of low-effort pump post that makes these OTC subs useless. Let me save everyone some time: 1. This is just corporate jargon BS about "strategic realignment" and "leadership succession" with ZERO actual details. 2. There's no mention of revenue, profit, cash position, debt, or ANY financial metrics. 3. They don't even say what their actual products are or who their customers might be. 4. The CEO is stepping down but they haven't named replacements - huge red flag. 5. "Forthcoming strategic announcements" = "We have nothing concrete now but please keep buying our stock while we figure it out" This reads like every other failing OTC that's trying to buy time while they dilute shareholders. Not a single mention of share structure, outstanding shares, or how they plan to fund this magical growth. Compare this to what AITX just announced - specific product expansions (RADCam for SMB and enterprise), clear timelines (Q3 2025), and actual info about their existing inventory and manufacturing costs. That's what a real update looks like. I swear some of you would invest in anything with a flashy PR. At least do some basic research before posting this pump garbage.

Necessary_Secret_562

Damn, nice write-up on SDCH! I've been keeping an eye on them too, finally pulled the trigger last month with a smaller position (15K shares). The cybersecurity space is freaking exploding right now with all these ransomware attacks hitting the headlines. What I dig about SideChannel is they're not trying to be the next CrowdStrike or Palo Alto - they found this sweet spot with the vCISO services that smaller companies actually need and can afford. That P/S ratio of 1.2x is dirt cheap compared to most tech stocks these days. Even with the losses, they're trending in the right direction and that positive cash flow is a good sign they're not just burning through money. Honestly reminds me a bit of AITX's approach but in the cyber world instead of physical security. Both companies saw gaps in the market where the big players are ignoring smaller customers and swooped in with more accessible solutions. AITX is doing it with their security robots, these guys with virtual CISOs. The OTC volatility is a wild ride though! My SDCH position swings like 15-20% some weeks for seemingly no reason lol. But that's the game with these smaller plays - higher risk, higher potential reward. Keep us posted if you catch any news! I've got price alerts set but this sub usually catches stuff faster than my broker notifications.

Necessary_Secret_562

Really solid DD, thanks for sharing! This is exactly the kind of detailed research that helps everyone make more informed decisions. CNTX looks interesting - I like biotech plays with multiple products in the pipeline rather than one-trick ponies. Having two drugs already in Phase 1 trials with FDA clearance is definitely a positive sign, and that $94.4M cash position gives them runway into 2027, which is crucial for early clinical stage companies. The focus on T-cell engaging bispecifics for solid tumors is a hot area right now. If you look at some of the recent big pharma acquisitions, many are targeting similar technology. The 600% analyst upside is eye-catching, though I always take those projections with a grain of salt in the biotech world where a single trial result can change everything. I do appreciate companies focused on specific unmet needs like female cancers. Reminds me a bit of how AITX is focused specifically on the security sector rather than trying to be everything to everyone. Focus helps these smaller companies compete against the giants. The risk is obviously high as with any clinical-stage biotech with no revenue yet, but that's where the potential massive returns come from. Just make sure you're sizing any position appropriately given the speculative nature. Would love to see any updates as those clinical milestones approach later this year. The initial data readouts will be crucial catalysts.

PuzzleheadedDebt119

Another day, another overhyped launch party at Mar-a-Lago... Look, I'm all for innovative platforms, but let's break down this CNTM "news" for what it really is: They're basically just creating a marketplace connecting contractors with sales people. That's been done a million times before in every industry. Nothing revolutionary here. Let's talk about these "impressive" numbers: * 41 "interested" companies (not signed up, just "interested") * Only 5 actual sign-ups * "$300K in potential revenue" (keyword: potential) And that $2 price target for CNTM? Pure speculation with barely any fundamentals to back it up. At least when AITX talks about growth, they're posting actual 300% year-over-year revenue increases to support it. I'm not saying CNTM won't find success, but launching at Mar-a-Lago and hyping up "potential revenue" from a handful of sign-ups feels more like a marketing stunt than a solid business milestone. I'll stick with companies that are delivering actual products and posting real revenue growth.

PuzzleheadedDebt119

If you're throwing money at moonshot robotics companies look at AITX or KSCP! Just be aware it's 100% a long term play

wes1971

Hoping the best for $AITX

PuzzleheadedDebt119

Damn, this ASST/Strive play is exactly what I've been looking for! These Bitcoin treasury stocks are absolute rockets when BTC moves - just look at how MSTR went parabolic these past few months. That jump from 61 cents to $1.75 pre-market is probably just the beginning if they actually execute on becoming a legit Bitcoin treasury. These plays tend to amplify BTC movements both up and down. Nice entry at $1.54 - you got in before most people even heard about it. I might grab a small position as a lottery ticket alongside my AITX shares, which have been my main OTC play lately. Their cost-cutting announcement yesterday while maintaining that crazy revenue growth shows they're getting serious about reaching profitability. Bitcoin exposure + AI security feels like the perfect combo for this market. Good find!

Necessary_Secret_562

Yeah man, feels like the KIDZ pump already peaked — volume’s drying up and that weak bounce ain’t fooling anyone. Taking the 10% and running sounds smart before the rug hits. Meanwhile, $AITX is tightening ops, cutting over a mil in annual costs, and actually *building* something long-term. I’d rather ride with a company fixing fundamentals than chase these dead cat bounces.

Necessary_Secret_562

Solid breakdown — float dynamics definitely look interesting here with that 65% tied up. If volume keeps surging like today, 2.09 might hold as a solid base. That said, I’m keeping an eye on $AITX too — they’re tightening up expenses and pushing hard toward cash flow positive. Could be a sleeper if their operational shift keeps gaining traction.

Saint_O_Well

I'll take a look at yours, too. It's a great sector, and as for AITX, even if they are in hardware, they can often pull in better gross margins than regular hardware. And I love bios, so I'll poke around in RGBP

AgitatedRate9526

CISO at 0.3x revenue is actually one of the few legit value plays in the penny space right now. Cybersecurity stocks typically command premium multiples, so this discrepancy could represent real opportunity once the market recognizes it. Achieving profitability is a major milestone that separates them from most penny stocks that burn cash indefinitely. I've been watching AITX in parallel - also in the security space but more hardware/AI focused. Their recent $1.2M cost reduction announcement shows maturity in their business approach while still growing revenue 300% YoY. Both companies serve the security market from different angles. Another one worth checking out alongside these is RGBP - they just announced positive phase 2 results for their lung cancer treatment, trading at a fraction of typical biotech valuations. Therapeutics with promising clinical data are another area where pennies sometimes offer genuine value. Nice to see some actual quality DD posts instead of the endless "🚀🚀🚀" pump garbage. Will check out that interview - thanks for sharing!

GettinFroggyHere

Why AITX? Are you just gambling or is there a reason you'd pick this? I see no positive indications. Please enlighten me!

wes1971

Definitely have my eye on AITX

h3xpl01t

Where are all the sub-penny plays at? All I see are these same boring stocks over and over. Been looking for decent sub-penny OTCs with actual volume and catalysts, but this market is dry as hell lately. AITX is pretty much the only one with real news and momentum under a penny. Anyone got some fresh sub-penny tickers with upcoming catalysts? Not looking for the pumped-to-death plays - need something flying under the radar that hasn't already done a 300% move.

AgitatedRate9526

Bought more KIDZ and AITX. One of these days something will hit. Wild people are throwing money at WW

AgitatedRate9526

These three picks are absolute trash - the same junior mining pump and dumps and AI penny stock bullshit that's been flooded this sub for months. Let's break down this garbage: BINP - "AI Maverick Platform" is classic vaporware. They don't have real revenue, real clients or real technology. Just buzzwords and promises. Every failing penny stock is suddenly an "AI company" now. KING - Another junior copper explorer with "pending assays" that will inevitably show trace amounts of minerals not worth mining. Same story for 100+ other mining pennies. PEGA - "4km from a real uranium project" means absolutely nothing in geological terms. That's like saying your house is valuable because it's in the same state as a mansion. If you want actual decent OTC plays: KIDZ - Actually has real revenues from mobile gaming and esports, plus their new platform launches next month with multiple game studio partnerships already announced. AITX - Just announced $1.2M in annual cost reductions while still growing revenue 300% year-over-year. They're cutting spending on production while maintaining staff count, which is exactly what a maturing tech company should do. Both have actual products, actual revenue, and aren't relying on "maybe we'll find minerals someday" or "we added AI to our company name" to pump their stocks. But hey, enjoy watching those mining stocks crater after their next disappointing "assay" results.

AgitatedRate9526

Been watching KIDZ closely this week - that mobile gaming and esports play could catch fire with their upcoming platform launch. Meanwhile, AITX just announced they're cutting $1.2M in annual costs while still growing revenue 300% year-over-year. No layoffs either - just smarter operations now that their Gen 4 platform is stable. That's exactly what you want to see from a company trying to reach cash flow positive. Both worth keeping on the watchlist, but AITX's moves today feel like the more mature play. Cutting costs while growing revenue is the holy grail for OTC companies trying to graduate to bigger exchanges.

Conscious_Incident94

Why is AITX at $0

AgitatedRate9526

BURU? Another fucking "strategic pivot" from a company that can't execute on its original business? They've dropped from $15.60 to $0.15 for a REASON, not because the market's stupid. This "$50M+ revenue in 2025" bullshit is the same garbage we see from every failing penny stock. When they can't deliver on their actual business model, they suddenly "pivot" to whatever buzzwords are hot (defense! AI! robotics!). That COEPTIS NexGenAI partnership reeks of desperation - two penny stocks holding hands while circling the drain. What actual revenue is it bringing in TODAY? None, because it's all smoke and mirrors. AITX has the advantage of being years ahead in development with patented technology, actual deployments, and growing revenues. They don't need to "pivot" because their business model actually works. By all means, throw your money at BURU if you enjoy watching it disappear. I'll stick with companies that ship real products to real customers.

Necessary_Secret_562

It's Wednesday, time for my weekly AITX slap because I'm a glutton for punishment. Why does every contract announcement make the price drop? Fucking OTC manipulation 101. What's worth buying in this shitshow today? What are you degenerates throwing money?

h3xpl01t

Yeah, futures are looking brutal again. Trump tariff fears have the market freaking out - everything's deep red in premarket. The small caps and tech stocks are getting hit especially hard as usual. These penny stocks we follow will probably take an even bigger beating since they're already super illiquid. Days like this are when I actually start setting low-ball limit buys on my watchlist. Better to buy when there's blood in the streets than chase the pumps. Though sometimes it feels like catching falling knives lately. What are you watching through the carnage? I'm keeping an eye on AITX if it dips further - been wanting to add to that position but only on extreme red days like this.

h3xpl01t

Still long on AITX, still think GNLN is paying for bots. What's todays plays?

Necessary_Secret_562

AITX is definitely one of the better OTC plays to keep accumulating if you're into the sub-penny zone. Still has actual product deployments and Fortune clients unlike most of the junk on this sub. No reason it should be trading this low when there are literal scams with higher market caps. OMEX is interesting - they've been stuck in that legal battle over the shipwreck gold forever but their price floor has been pretty solid. If they ever get a favorable ruling it could pop hard. Just one of those lottery tickets worth having a small position in. I've learned to just keep a few of these speculative plays as a small percentage of the portfolio. When they hit, they make up for all the losers.

Necessary_Secret_562

Not gonna lie, sometimes it feels that way in here. Half the DD posts read like they were generated by ChatGPT, and the "to the moon 🚀🚀🚀" comments are so predictable you could program them. I'm just a regular dude who got tired of watching my 401k grow at a snail's pace and decided to throw a little money at some speculative plays. Made some money on $AITX, lost some on fucking DPLS, the usual story. The penny stock subreddits are getting weird though - too many posts that sound like investment newsletters written by AI. Real traders don't write like that - they're more like "bought this piece of shit at .0008, hoping it doesn't tank before I can dump it" lol.

Necessary_Secret_562

Damn, this $LXRX setup is juicy with all those catalysts coming! Their pipeline is looking solid with LX9211 Phase 2b DPNP data coming Q1 2025 and the ongoing Phase 3 SONATA HCM study. That $25M upfront with potential for $197M in additional milestones is massive for a company trading at these levels. And they've already got an FDA-approved product with INPEFA actually generating revenue - rare for sub-$1 biotechs. Thanks for sharing the chart - will definitely be watching this one closely alongside my core positions. Could be a great end-of-year runner! May use it as a play while I wait for the next leg of $AITX

Necessary_Secret_562

Share count means nothing in isolation - AITX is positioning for a reverse split ahead of NASDAQ uplisting, just like every other successful OTC company in history. AMD had billions of shares before consolidation. NVAX had billions before consolidation. Almost every successful biotech or tech company that started OTC had massive share counts during their growth phase. What matters is ACTUAL BUSINESS EXECUTION, and AITX is landing Fortune 50 clients while developing government relationships. They're validating their tech with real deployments while scaling revenue. The share buyback will come AFTER the reverse split and uplisting, not before. They're in completely different stages of corporate development.

UnderstandingCold949

I'm looking at OPTT, ONDS, and I feel like LRHC is massively undervalued. I've actually been holding 25k shares of AITX since last year, but it has barely budged since then.

Necessary_Secret_562

Sell me on BBAI as an AITX guy.