AMSC
American Superconductor Corporation
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AMSC CEO: Impact of LK-99 'superconductor' on markets, industry
AMSC - American Superconductor - retarded meme potential
Is anyone paying attention to $AMSC. It broke the multi-months downtrend to the upside and it is above the 50Dma. It seems the sentiment has changed at least for now.
What do you guys think about AMSC? I have been following AMSC for a while and it looks like a good investment, it is having good results and is one of the main suppliers for their market.
What do you guys think about AMSC?
AMSC is up over 30% today.....did you apes get confused and think you were buying AMC.
AMSC is up over 30% today.....did you apes confuse it with AMC?
AMSC is up over 30% today....are you apes confusing it with AMC?
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Had to repost this without the subreddit links Not saying they can't drop 30% in a week... but RDZN is my favorite pick for 2026. They are in a nice accumulation zone after a pullback. Maybe goes lower. I am planning to compile a large DD this weekend and will post it on RDZNai sub. They are at a profitability inflection with breakeven/profit expected at next earnings (May/June). Currently at $1.15 and I'm aiming for $5 in 2027. AMPX is still a buy but its at ATH right now so buy the dips. MDAI has a highly probable FDA approval expected in 2-3 months for a burn scanning device. Right now is a great entry point. SLS has massive potential for 5x - 50x (depending who you ask) this year/next year on their cancer drug trial readout. Buying now at $5 is fine, hold and wait for trial completion. HGRAF - if you ask HGRAF believers they think HydroGraph will conquer the world with fractal graphene and the price target is immeasurable. It's possible. They plan to uplist from OTC to Nasdaq this year which will open it up to Robinhood retailers and more institutional buyers. Buy the dips. ASTS - Huge potential to 3-5x in 2 or 3 years if they get their satellites up on the planned timeline. I'm accumulating under $100. AMSC - Their superconducting magnetic tapes are necessary in fusion reactors and they are one of like 3 who can make them. Thats for the future, but they do tons of other stuff now and are profitable + growing. Unfairly beaten down. I own all these except HGRAF which I just sold after a 4x run. Obviously do your own DD and risk manage properly. These all have potential to fail. We are in a weird market with multiple wars going on so anything can happen.
I’m showing a forward p/e for AMSC = 41.84x
$AMSC is better risk/reward for data center play imo. Big bottleneck in efficiency/cooling. Superconductors help. Microsoft announced they want to use superconductors going forward in all data centers. AMSC at p/e of only 11 and price is 50% of ATH. Maybe easier money to be made here than NAND storage plays I hold sndk, mu, and amsc btw
Join AMSC it will fill the gap to 40+ I think soon https://preview.redd.it/z3nug8chqhig1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=21b677b5c74699beba696e525623abbcf94bbea8
Anyone with context on this company? I'm not seeing a ton. FYI - https://www.trefis.com/data/companies/AMSC/no-login-required/pwvdX8hR/American-Superconductor-Stock-Pre-Market-23-Massive-Tax-Driven-EPS-Beat This is NOT a structural operating beat. The reported $2.75 EPS was driven almost entirely by a $113.1 million deferred tax asset revaluation. This is a non-cash, accounting-driven event. The true structural positive is strong revenue growth to $74.5M, up from $61.4M YoY. Guidance for Q4 is solid, forecasting revenue to exceed $80M. The real forward earnings power is closer to the Q4 non-GAAP guide of $0.17, not the Q3 print.
Closed Today: IQV puts and AMSC calls, also the call leg of FORM strangle. Opened Today: - Calls: SYNA • ROIV • NVT • NGVC • TEAM - Puts: G • OTEX • RBLX • SSNC *Disclaimer: I think ThinkOrSwim should make the sound of a slot machine jackpot every time you close a position with a profit. Also, the above is not investment advice, these are pricy lotto tickets, to be redeemed at market open tomorrow.*
well solid quarter for AMSC. and Growth stocks can swing a lot, so I get why some investors mention Fundrise as a steadier play alongside equities.
The short story...there was a dream that superconductors would revolutionize the world and money flowed in. In order to hold out until that would happen they diversified into other energy areas. Got screwed by a Chinese company which almost murdered them. Spent the next decade refactoring, diversifying into other energy areas even more, while still holding true to making superconductors a commercial product. Now have a reasonably diverse revenue stream in the energy area showing quarterly profits (for decades they didn't) consistently with growth. The CEO survived a horrible time in the companies history and AMSC came out the other side a much better place.
SYM puts, MTSI calls are my favorites, but I am presently only about 48% accurate. SIRI and PTC puts also seem attractive, but their PE is already low... though that was the case with PYPL too. AMSC calls maybe, stock is beaten down, so a possitive surprise is not priced in. A miss it probably won't fall much more, but a beat and it could pop nice. Keeping in mind my intent is not accuracy as much as catching big moves. Using delta 25 strikes, risk is low relative to profits for a big move.
Should have set a lower AMSC limit buy this morning. AXTI tomorrow?
FLR owns 41% of SMR and has rights to future construction projects. As well as $15bil yearly rev from all sorts of other stuff. Check them out. If you look at my post history, you’ll see if I’ve talking about AMSC for a while as well. Last earnings drop was brutal but it’s time to buy again in the low $30’s.
Going to buy AMSC, looks to be at fair value.
I actually sold at $210 and the profit I rotated into AMSC, like a moron.
I over leveraged on AMSC and lost 100% -18% on RDW -11% on BKSY Major losses in all other tech stuff.
Lmao AMSC down 33% what the fuck man who stuck me with this bag
AMSC earnings: AMSC’s net income for the second quarter of fiscal 2025 was $4.8 million, or $0.11 per share, compared to $4.9 million, or $0.13 per share, for the same period of fiscal 2024. The Company’s non-GAAP net income for the second quarter of fiscal 2025 was $8.9 million, or $0.20 per share, compared with a non-GAAP net income of $10.0 million, or $0.27 per share, in the same period of fiscal 2024.
I’ve been absolutely rugged on AMSC earnings today but their call isn’t until tomorrow morning, hopefully the c suite sees their down 18% overnight and yolos an OpenAI announcement tomorrow to save the buls
Today's your last chance to pick up AMSC and COMM before they print tomorrow morning.
Holy shit all 3 positions I opened at the bell this morning are up since I bought them RMBS, MP, AMSC. This hasn’t happened since *checks notes* this has never happened
The #1 answer is Fusion Energy. Fusion has the ability to solve all energy problems, and if you think AI-singularity is the future, it's not going to happen without fusion. The massive data centers need massive power, and they are already connecting up directly to nuclear reactors. Once fusion becomes viable, and it is very close, everyone will want their own fusion reactor. And they will be money printers. Whoever controls fusion will control AI -- and the world. You cannot invest in fusion reactor companies directly at the moment because none are public. But they eventually will be public, and I will load up when they do. Of course, assuming it doesn't appear to be a dilution trap. Commonwealth and Helion are the top picks. Helion already has a deal with Microsoft to supply fusion power by 2028. Whether it actually happens is anyone's guess. However you can buy stocks in companies that make critical fusion reactor components. My favorite ones here are AMSC, BWXT, and MTRN. AMSC – Makes high-temperature superconducting (HTS) wires and magnet systems used in fusion reactors to generate and contain powerful magnetic fields. BWXT – Builds reactor pressure vessels, fuel systems, and heavy nuclear components that can be adapted for fusion vacuum chambers and structural assemblies. MTRN – Supplies beryllium and advanced alloys used in fusion blankets, first-wall shielding, and neutron-resistant structural materials. Obviously anything fusion is highly speculative but it is crucial to get in early. These 3 are also great companies in their own right, not counting anything fusion related.
AMSC gapped up in premarket on Wednesday from $65 to $70 and my calls were up 300% and proceeded to watch $10k evaporate as it got walked down
I’ll give you the list Intellectual property and cyber theft: Massive cyber intrusions for commercial gain: DOJ indictments against PLA Unit 61398 actors (2014), APT10/“Cloudhopper” (2018), APT41 (2020), and additional China-based contractors for stealing IP and confidential business data from scores of U.S. firms and MSPs. Equifax breach: DOJ charged four PLA members in 2020 for the 2017 hack stealing data on ~147 million Americans. Trade secret theft prosecutions: Conviction of Sinovel Wind Group for stealing AMSC turbine software (2018). Systemic concerns summarized by USTR: 2018 Section 301 report and 2024 four-year review detail cyber-theft, state-backed IP acquisition, and market-access pressures. China is well known to completely disregard IP laws as well. Forced technology transfer and market access pressure: USTR found longstanding practices of conditioning market access/approvals on tech transfer and other JV/administrative pressures; the 2024 review says PRC issued some legal changes but core concerns persist. Dumping, subsidies, and trade remedy cases: Solar products: AD/CVD orders since 2012 on Chinese crystalline silicon solar cells/modules; later findings of circumvention via Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam (2022 prelim; 2023/2024 developments). Tires: AD/CVD on passenger vehicle & light-truck tires from China (2015). Aluminum extrusions: Commerce’s 2024 affirmative determinations on multiple countries (including China) for dumping/subsidies (some later negated by ITC injury vote). Other steel/fasteners/staples, etc.: Recurring AD/CVD findings against a range of China-origin industrial goods (example: collated steel staples final in 2020). WTO adjudicated restrictions and export measures: Rare earths, tungsten, molybdenum export restraints: WTO panel/Appellate Body rulings against China’s export duties/quotas (2014–2015). Sanctions/export-control evasion: ZTE: 2017 guilty plea and record penalties (~$1.19 billion) for illegal shipments to Iran/North Korea and obstructing U.S. investigations. Huawei: 2019–2020 U.S. indictments alleging sanctions evasion (Iran), bank/wire fraud, and trade-secret theft (T-Mobile “Tappy”). Case continues. Counterfeits and piracy tied to China based markets/platforms: USTR’s Notorious Markets lists (2023, 2024) continue to highlight China-linked online/physical markets facilitating large-scale counterfeits/piracy. DHS and CBP outline enforcement campaigns against counterfeit flows that heavily involve PRC/HK shipments. Currency practices: Aug 2019 Treasury designated China a “currency manipulator”; the designation was removed Jan 2020 as part of the Phase-One context. (U.S. reports continue to criticize transparency.) Transshipment & tariff circumvention: Solar: Commerce found circumvention where China-origin components finished in Southeast Asia re-enter the U.S. market; temporary tariff waiver ended in 2024 with new AD/CVD findings on those countries. And that’s just a few easily cited examples
Just earlier this year, I sold AMSC at $35/share. Last I checked, it's now about $60/share
All four stocks in my port are up premarket, very suspicious but I’ll take it: TTD, AMSC, FRMI, SOFI
Bought 20k of AMSC because after LAC I think the gov will just start buying tickers with the word America in them 🇺🇸
AMSC, HOOD, JBL, VRT. DD: Trust me bro
ahh I see, Intel makes chips and AMSC makes power grid stuff. Seems like with all the cryptominers turning into data centers, AMSC might be a good play. I'll keep an eye on this thread too. thanks for the education.
AMSC definitely looks cleaner than a lot of the hypey energy names, but the real tell for me would be margin consistency and contract conversion rates. Defense backlog is sticky, but if gross margins can hold north of 30% while cash burn stays minimal, that’s when I’d size in heavier. Until then, it’s more of a “watchlist with alerts” play than an all-in.
I think the government going all in on intel dampened my attitude on AMSC. that being said, I'm also woefully uninformed on this situation.
I'll play I've got 7 GOOG MO AMSC AQST ARQT JOBY QS not in any particular order
Made my first 10 bagger on AMSC. Still in. Doesn't matter whether you want to generate energy from gas, coal, wind or nuclear. The grid matters.
AMSC made you 160% in 3 months
I pussied out to free funds. FIG and AMSC today.
$AMSC is much better and positioned strongly for AI and supporting the grid.
Man, I found $STRL when it was $20 and never bought in… would’ve been a 10-bagger. $AMSC, $SLND, $TPC I think could run for a while. Price action on $TPC especially has been so strong. I try to put my entire portfolio into 5-10 tickers at the most.
I see you're in AMSC too. Nice! I got in during the tariff dip
I'm with you on that! Investing has really incentivized me to keep up current events, new technologies, geopolitics, etc. which I already liked doing. It's really satisfying reading about something going on and, looking for relevant companies, and seeing if your thesis plays out. I guess Hanwha is a good example of a play like that where I almost got it right (didn't buy it a couple months ago and then stayed out after it popped). And AMSC or RCAT are examples of where it worked out. I've definitely got examples where it didn't work out too lol. Now I realized I should start looking at jobs at some of these companies I'm investing in. So we'll see how that goes 🤞 I'm not at your level of finding new, interesting, companies. But I'm working on it! Thanks for all the sharing you do!
AMSC quietly going parabolic
They sure are, but a very excellent tool overall. If you're not already, get into using them against your commons port. Very big returns even just being semi-active, and you can keep exposure to general market and equities you like (or want to get into). It's a much slower (and boring, for us here) burn but also a lot smarter. Toss your megamillions lotto ER's out once in awhile and have a little fun. This round I had decent lotto payouts on BOX and AMSC, set money on fire with ASAN. ASAN unironically kept me out of GTLB because it's otherwise one I would have structured some kind of bullish-leaning lotto on.
Which one is prerevenue? Also I’m in the military so I’ve been trending towards companies winning govt contracts. (Hence Palantir, AMSC, SMCI, Tesla (hoping somehow starlink connects in the future) TMobile because they are using starlink satellites Maybe soundhound? CRSP seemed good at first lol. SMCI brings in billions… I got burned by the audit news last year. And sold all for 1k profit (I was up over 3k and M1 didn’t sell it fast enough, which is why I left). AMSC is increasing revenue.
AMSC fading 
Hopefully AMSC blasts past $30 once market opened like last earnings 
AMSC 
AMSC pumping on earnings
AMSC looks like it has potential
Everyone stop what youre doing and view AMSC history for earnings... and then check out insider trades on robinhood from 2 days ago. $9 million says they beat big, apparently.
Why is AMSC on this list? When I check, it says earnings is on 6/4.
Haha I don't think you can chalk it up to luck! Great stock pick! I managed to get in before the run up thanks to your mention of it! Thank you for your efforts screening through these names. I've learned a lot from reading your comments on how you search for companies. With the new big defense budget coming in, looks like nuclear, space, and shipbuilding are in-play. I probably should have grabbed HII right after the insider buying (https://sherwood.news/markets/huntington-ingalls-board-members-who-almost-never-buy-company-stock-bought/). Got some AMSC and more RDW recently. Might add some more CW!
Re: ISSC. Yeah haha. I rode that sucker all the way up and all the way down. Added more recently. I think long-term it'll do well. MOG.A had some fine earnings, right? Might be my next investment this week. Hm I haven't heard of KRMN before. Or FEIM (wow look at that chart!). What makes that and KTOS not your style? The mention of MPTI reminded me of AMSC. That was on my watchlist for a while. Might be the right time to get in for its grid and ship exposure?
China Resources Land Ltd. BYD. Nexans. AMSC. A G Barr Plc.
AMSC is going to go parabolic over next couple years
One more time. If you like energy and chips, AMSC is an overlapping play. 
If you like energy and chips, look at AMSC
Or Musk can't stop the the 36 investigations into him. The fact that he's going after all these agencies brings to light all those investigations. Tesla tanks down to its proper value which would be about $40 if it was trading at 13 times earnings correct? PS deepseek has partnered with one of China's larger EV makers to do self-driving. When China wants to be rid of Musk they will do to Tesla what they did to AMSC.
Regards need to investigate AMSC. Pumped on earnings last week, came in some but kept most of the gains. looks like it wants to continue higher. Pretty significant short float. 
Gut feeling tells me this random company American Superconductor $AMSC gonna do some parabolic shit in 2025 like SMCI did last year
Thank you AMSC!!! I was the only one talking about it in here which was a good signal to me.
https://preview.redd.it/0xq9kqp87jhe1.png?width=442&format=png&auto=webp&s=e92fac253cc663a34addd9d1eabd500b67bd6fe7 Heavy in tech here. Feels nice to claw back from DipSeek. I'm Jewish but thank you Jesus and AMSC. Grid business strong for long LEAPS looking nice too. GLTA.
nice write up👍 POWL is indeed a very interesting stock. you should also take a look at AMSC, they reported earnings yesterday with a 56% revenue growth YoY. it’s an electric grid company and navi contractor.
AMSC beat earnings? Market says ehh go fuck urself
I really need Amsc to pop off. I am down 37% on 30% of my portfolio on 2/21 AMSC strikes
Why SOXL over AMSC or similar?
have you looked at AMSC? also a very interesting candidate but not exactly the same industry
AMSC for me and companies in that field. The more power we use, the more necessary things like HTC wire are.
I'm already heavy in AMSC. Bought in March 2023, still holding. Gonna be so good for data centres mark my words.
AMSC also just hit low float runner scanners Friday the same way INOD did Wednesday I did some extensive looking in AMSC over the weekend and it is set to run
I’m in on AMSC and QXO and a few others tomorrow. FVRR and ROKU and LMND.
I happen to be a high temperature superconductor test engineer. My understanding from talking to people in the industry is that American Superconductor's technology is mostly based on BSCCO wire which is not exactly cutting edge anymore. REBCO is a much more versatile HTS and there are a lot of companies out there with a head start on AMSC in this regard (Faraday, Theva, Fujikura, Sumitomo, Shanghai to name just a few). I'm happy to answer whatever technical questions there may be regarding HTS!
Why AMSC spiking up? Insiders were selling just recently
The recent [insider sale of $1.4M worth of shares](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/american-superconductor-insider-sold-shares-215057877.html) absolutely matters when it's happening right after their earnings beat. This isn't some small scheduled sale - it's a major dump while they're pumping up their backlog numbers to retail. The Grid segment growth of 21% is pathetically low for a company claiming to be at an inflection point. Their flagship business should be growing way faster than this if their story is legit. Sure wind numbers look good but that's not their core focus anymore. TSLA comparison makes zero sense - they actually generate profits. AMSC is still burning cash with [$11.1M in losses last year](https://beyondspx.com/article/american-superconductor-nasdaq-amsc-delivers-impressive-fiscal-2023-results-poised-for-continued-growth) while insiders bail. That's the definition of a red flag. The fundamentals here are garbage. When execs are selling into strength instead of buying more shares to back up their growth story, that tells you everything you need to know. Smart money is heading for the exits.
Bruh. [AMSC just posted $2.1M operating cash flow and $1.2M free cash flow](https://beyondspx.com/article/american-superconductor-nasdaq-amsc-delivers-impressive-fiscal-2023-results-poised-for-continued-growth) but insiders are [dumping $1.4M worth of shares](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/american-superconductor-insider-sold-shares-215057877.html). The tech sounds cool af but those numbers don't add up. Insiders selling into strength = red flag. Grid segment revenue growth only 21% YoY. For a company supposedly at the forefront of AI infrastructure that's weak sauce. Their cash position looking good tho. $92.3M in the bank gives them runway. But until they show better execution on the top line this is more gamble than investment. Not touching this until insider selling cools off and they prove they can scale revenue faster in the grid segment. Wind business ain't gonna save them.
Yeah nuscale is a good investment I know a number of OSU nuclear engineers, we talked about nuscale a lot when I was there a decade ago. Nuscale may license their shit someday, but it is a 3billion dollar dream now, NIMBYs need soothing, generational trauma needs remembering, and honestly the transmission infrastructure is currently shit. I like AMSC.
The real answer here is AMSC. I'll let the price action in the next year do the talking.
I only have a few grand in these and don't actually own AMSC. The vast majority of my portfolio is in VOO, AMZN, MSFT, NVDA, COST, HD, etc. I'm just saying OPs suggestions aren't differentiated, they'd likely go up regardless of who's president. The military and prison one's are also extremely speculative given Trump wants to pull out of wars. If you're betting on more military spending you'll probably see better returns on HII and PLTR and not BA because they're a dumpster fire. HII will service and build new ships which we'll need to do in order to deter China in the south china sea.
My 3rd grader could have come up with these suggestions. The fact that you’re not even talking about superconductors or energy infrastructure is a huge miss. EME, AGX, PLTR, AMSC all good plays
I get this. With record corporate profits I suspect to see huge price increases in stock price. I have no interest in big market cap companies right now because their success is at jeopardy with this election. I am looking more toward resilient tech stocks that have been primarily based in the US all along like intel, AMSC and Ford.
AMSC has popped off today. i guess people expect them to profit too?
If you find something let me know. I wouldn't mind those $AMSC level returns.
Closed out two swing trades I had for the small cap rally, TRNS and AMSC. Held on a day too long, but happy with both. Started a position in CAAP and holding the rest for an opportunity. EVVTY earnings tomorrow morning will be interesting, hoping they announce more buybacks since they already did a 2% buyback that lasted for a few months before it ran out of authorization. DHI hit perfectly for the thesis. There isn't going to be a cyclical tank for the big builders. Slowdown, but not a crash. I still think they are dramatically undervalued at 10-11x earnings. At he very least, it should be a 15x like NVR, though I could argue they deserve at least a market multiple. Also, the large buyback was pretty obvious when Don Horton died. He had been resisting pressure to implement this. I continue to think this company could return 6-8% to shareholders via dividends and buybacks annually and possibly more. Add to that 4-6% average revenue growth through the cycle... pretty solid returns. Definitely an ebb and flow business, but not a boom and bust anymore.