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Ik in ARIS. It produced 256 ounces in 2025. It’s growing production.
Best managed? Agnico-Eagle (AEM) is widely recognized as best in class, but that comes at a valuation premium. Best valuation? Of those on US markets, I like small-caps ARIS, GAU, CMCL, and TRX. Some are trading for less than half of what I sold them for in Dec & Jan. Those with broker direct access to Canadian markets should look at STGO, LUCA, APM, MMY, and THX.
Gold miners have crashed based on oil supposedly affecting their costs but some like ARIS are based in oil producing countries that don't follow international oil prices for their regulated gas prices. So that's a free discount for ya
Individual gold and silver miners, NEM, CDE, AYA.TO, ARIS, SBSW...
Aris Mining enters the NYSE today (was AMEX). New ticker ARIS. World class leadership and the highest grade gold resources in the world. Bought Jan27 leaps in October and they're +80%.
I also followed ARIS, sad when it got taken private. ARIS is the closest comp most people have to WBI, though not exactly the same. WBI seems to have somewhat better assets.
Yeah all true! I have always been interested in a water infrastructure play, so I’ll have to dig into WBI when I get more of a chance to research. I looked at ARIS in the past - this seems similar
In January I opened four self-directed brokerage accounts to earn bonuses the brokerages were offering ($150-$300 each), intending to park the money in SGOV for the 90 days that the brokerages required. Eventually I had $40,000 to $60,000 invested at any one time. That quickly got boring. The money was earning slightly less than it was in a HYSA, so I decided to speculate with some of it to see if I could beat the rate of the HYSA. I poked around the web and on X for information about what stocks to buy, settling on AppLovin (APP), Nvidia (NVDA), Aris Water (ARIS), Robinhood (HOOD), Iren (IREN), Hims & Hers (HIMS) and possibly some others. Since then I've bought and sold all of those stocks many times over, along with dozens of others. I was guided by the following: * Lots of reading about undervalued/underweight stocks. * Focusingon quick-profit/quick turnaround possibilities. (The bulk of my investments is in date-timed IRAs, so I'm well covered with set-and-forget long investments.) * One rule: If the stock lost me 7% or more, I sold it all. If it made 20% or more, I took the profits, usually by selling off stocks that were performing less well. (Looking at you, Amazon.) Today, just about a year later, I'm up $73,755. I intend to keep every penny of it, so I'll probably cash out the self-directed accounts at the end of this year. I'm retired and have other things I'd rather do that don't have me sitting in front of a computer all day.
I bought ARIS awhile ago. Numbers look good and has been consistently beating earnings with a lower P/E ratio.
Have been eyeing ARIS and LB. Energy will come back.
Energy, specifically the Permian plays, getting absolutely fashnuckered today. LB broke the $55 support and ARIS is selling off nicely as well. I think there's some opportunities there, but patience will be required. Also, watching LNG for a potential selloff.
I haven't seen any official news, but I follow both names. Here's my hypothesis: 1) they became data center plays which hasn't yet panned out. 2) they are both big in the Permian basin and since the FANG shareholder letter the narrative has been that the Permian has peaked. 3) they both got really expensive and needed a pullback. I doubt any one of these is solely to blame for the pullback, however a number of Permian adjacent names have been pretty weak of late. ARIS is way down too. With current oil prices it's very likely that Permian production will decline as were below break even for most wells in that basin. That's definitely a negative for TPL/LB.
What’s the deal with ARIS? Some jaggoff told me to buy it…
Is ARIS a real company or a social media pump?
Solid stuff! Did you end up buying ARIS?
ARIS getting killed because the Permian is slowing. LB/TPL up because....the Permian is slowing? I need more royalty plays.
I'll have to check it out. FTI just got my with their use of robotics and how much their are increasing their EPS. As an investor, I'm cool with revenue slowing as long as you are increasing income/EPS from it. Kind of like how LMB shifted to higher margins and seeing some revenue slow down, but still making way more money because of those high margins and re-occuring revenue. Yeah, I know own MTDR, ARIS, and FTI for the oil plays. KBR is a defense name, but they been winning some LNG contracts.
Urban Outfitters did well today, well enough to get me back to even so I could bail on that shit. And the only ray of hope in my port, ARIS. 20% jump on earnings. I wonder who was piling into it on a day like this
Some earnings from yesterday and this morning: $ARIS * Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.29 misses by $0.07. * Revenue of $118.61M (+13.9% Y/Y) beats by $8.69M $FTI * Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.54 beats by $0.18. * Revenue of $2.37B (+13.9% Y/Y) beats by $70M. * Subsea inbound of $2.7 billion in the quarter; full-year orders of $10.4 billion * Total Company backlog of $14.4 billion increased 9% versus $EXLS * Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.44 beats by $0.02. * Revenue of $481.4M (+16.3% Y/Y) beats by $5.72M. $TGLS * Q3 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.08 beats by $0.08. * Revenue of $238.3M (+13.1% Y/Y) misses by $1.89M. $ACIW * Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.08 beats by $0.32. * Revenue of $453M (-5.0% Y/Y) beats by $2M.
$ARIS * Net income growth to $60.2M for full year 2024 * Adjusted EBITDA up 21% to $211.9M in 2024 * Produced water volumes increased 7% YoY * Capital Expenditures reduced by 35% to $101M * 33% dividend increase to $0.14 per share * Strategic acquisition of McNeill Ranch for expansion * Low leverage ratio of 2.0X, below target range $CORT * Revenue grew 40% to $675.0M in 2024 * Net income increased 33% to $141.2M * Strong cash position of $603.2M * Positive 2025 revenue guidance of $900-950M * Successful NDA submission for relacorilant * Record number of new Korlym prescribers and patients * Q4 net income declined to $30.7M from $31.4M YoY * DAZALS study missed primary endpoint in ALS treatment
It's pretty amazing to watch some of the tangential to AI names that have run up lately. Many of them ran on the idea that data centers would be everywhere. LB: -15% HNRG: -28% IESC: -21% NBIS: -37% ARIS: -10% POWL: -18% The market clearly doesn't think data center expansion will continue as previously implied.
Interesting, thanks for the recs. Out of your list, I like ARIS the most so far. Adding it to my list for further research.
thoughts on $ARIS valuation? PE is on the high end compared to its historical avg and the company hasn't said anything about expecting data center build out. are people just betting on that happening soon?
For my utility bros check out $ARIS and $ARTNA
Hey, get out of my watchlist! (Scaling into a position for some balance, started it by selling TPL and ARIS for shares.)
I think this a great idea! I actually held TPL, but sold at the end of last year to buy NVDA. Every time I refer back to it, it seems richly valued, but then goes up even more. I’m going to do DD on this, as I’ve been thinking of getting back into TPL. (Though I also hold MLP and ARIS, so will check allocation.) So far I am seeing different numbers…but great idea!!! I think this could be a young TLP.
Yes. I mean, sadly. I made a basket of shares when I started, and the gains were pretty great before the tech drop. (ARIS, though that’s energy related. Advanced Drainage Systems, Xylem…all meant for ballast/hellscape plays.)
I love you all, even the regards. I’m in on some of these m3m3 stocks but for a good, long term play (I know, I’m gey) look at ARIS.
Need help or advice on mitigating loss/recovering from buying calls that are flopping. Noob investor. Started dabbling in stocks ~3 months ago. Invested $6600 so far. Made $1000 in gains over the ~3 months. Gained confidence and a tarted buying calls 🤦♂️ They’re all negative. Lost $1000 gains, but currently at breakeven. I’ve been reading up on different strategies to offset loss / recover but it’s confused me even more and don’t want to risk creating an even larger mess/loss. Any recommendations? Should I exercise any of these? Do you ever roll options at a loss? Should I sell the option at a loss before losing my entire premium? Any help greatly appreciated!!! Current buy call options (1 quantity of each): NIO $6 call Apr 19 $-23 NVAX $5 call Apr 19 -$43 ARIS $12.5 call Apr 19 $-45 PINS $35 call Apr 19 $-26 HPQ $33 call Apr 19 $-19 INTC $44 call May 17 $-124 UBER $80 call June 21 $-40 XPEV $9 call June 21 $-104 NVAX $5 call Jan 2025 $-34
Bought stocks/options in Miller Industries, KULR, ARIS, KLG, VITL and Tradeweb last week.
Look for a squeeze on ARIS , coming days.
$TNYA $ARIS $MVIS $SLNG Do your own DD, these stocks have potential short and long term gains.
On Nov 4th a couple of companies declared dividends (PBI, ARIS, CHKR). How do you know which one to buy? Do you look at float?
Patiently waiting for ARIS bulls 
Thanks for digging deeper. Because of the lock up period it doesn't really matter if insider want to dump. Fundamentals aside, people in here are looking for similiar IPO's as HKD/MEGL. The bookrunners, while serious and really experienced in IPO's, won't generate hype for a debt ridden company based in Florida. If you look at the top IPO gainers we can see that China/HK are getting pumped like crazy. TOP, GSUN, HKD and more gained like crazy. Noone here cares about BLTE or CINC or even ARIS. Another factor people want to look at beatdown Chinese/HK IPO like ILAG is because of pre-order. Most can't and they have to buy at IPO release which usually tends to spike up. That said, I'll keep an eye on CHG. I will still wait to buy tho.
UPST - I sold the stock because I didn't know what I had and missed out on its insane climb to $400 and never thought I'd see it down to its current prices again. I couldn't resist starting a new position that I will be building over the next couple of months. GOOGL - I have MSFT already and never really had too much desire to get into FAANG but recent prices and the upcoming split got my attention enough to start a very small position. I won't be expanding on it until after earnings and the split though. BE, NRGV, MNTK, ARIS, BAC, & AFCG - expanded on my desired portfolio of greens in renewables and cannabis. BAC in particular would have been a curious choice for me when I first started investing but I've been aiming to diversify, wanted a banking stock with a good dividend, and their movement toward sustainable finance has me interested enough.