ASM

Successful-Ocelot359

Funded by shareholder dilution...Each eligible ASM shareholder will be entitled to receive 0.053 Energy Fuels common shares... for each ASM share held

ProfessionalHunt3618

Good morning from New York. It’s Monday, January 19, 2026, and global markets are navigating a complex landscape shaped by technology sector developments, macroeconomic shifts, and regulatory concerns. Market Update: As of today, major equity futures are under pressure, with the S&P 500 Future at 6903.00 (-1.06%), Nasdaq 100 Future at 25310.50 (-1.47%), and Dow Jones Future at 49139.00 (-0.82%). Volatility has spiked, with the VIX up 18% to 18.72, reflecting heightened risk aversion. In fixed income, yields have edged higher, with the 10-year Treasury at 4.23% (+1.71%) and the 30-year at 4.84% (+1.11%). Currency markets are relatively stable, with EUR/USD at 1.16 (+0.15%) and GBP/USD at 1.34 (+0.21%). Commodities are mixed: gold futures have surged 1.84% to 4672.90, and silver is up 5.52% to 92.96, while crude oil futures have slipped 0.99% to 58.85. In digital assets, Bitcoin has retreated to 92919.90 (-0.76%) and Ethereum to 3207.70 (-2.24%) (Dow Jones, Bloomberg). Key Themes: Market sentiment is being shaped by technology sector innovation, supply chain disruptions, and regulatory uncertainty. The ongoing AI boom is driving demand for advanced semiconductors. Geopolitical tensions, including new US tariffs on European countries, are adding to volatility and risk-off sentiment, as seen in both equity and crypto markets. The IMF’s latest outlook highlights AI and trade as key risks to global growth (Bloomberg). News Analysis: ASM International (ASMI.AS) reported robust fourth-quarter orders, climbing to approximately €800 million, driven by strong demand from integrated circuit producers and a rebound in China’s business environment. The company’s performance was further buoyed by surging AI-related spending, signaling that the semiconductor sector remains a critical beneficiary of the AI trend (Dow Jones, Bloomberg). Micron Technology described the current AI-driven memory chip shortage as “unprecedented,” with expectations that the crunch will persist beyond this year due to sustained demand for high-end semiconductors required for AI infrastructure (Bloomberg). Apple has retaken the top spot in China’s smartphone market, with iPhone shipments jumping 28% during the holiday quarter despite ongoing memory chip shortages (Bloomberg). In the robotics space, UBTech Robotics Corp. saw its shares surge after securing a major order from Airbus SE, reflecting growing adoption of humanoid robots in global manufacturing (Bloomberg). Meanwhile, Europe is intensifying efforts to build its own AI superpower, as the longstanding alliance with the US faces strains, and the race to develop indigenous AI capabilities accelerates (Wired). On the regulatory front, the IMF has warned that the rapid expansion of AI and ongoing trade tensions pose risks to the global growth outlook, raising concerns about the sustainability of current valuations and the potential for an AI bubble (Bloomberg). Tech commentator Ed Zitron’s critical stance on the AI boom and its societal implications is gaining traction, reflecting a broader backlash against the perceived rush to replace human labor with AI systems (The Guardian). Supply chain security remains a priority, with Texas-based Noveon raising $215 million to boost US production of rare-earth magnets, a vital component for electronics and AI hardware, as the US seeks to reduce reliance on Chinese suppliers (Dow Jones). In defense technology, Ukraine is pausing new orders for Helsing’s strike drones after operational setbacks, underscoring the challenges of deploying advanced AI-driven systems in real-world conflict scenarios (Bloomberg). Finally, the impact of AI on productivity and private markets was highlighted by Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson, who noted that while AI is driving efficiency gains, regulatory interventions—such as proposed credit card rate caps—could have unintended consequences for financial markets and consumer behavior (Bloomberg). Summing up: Today’s market landscape is defined by the interplay of AI-driven innovation, supply chain challenges, and regulatory scrutiny. While technology and semiconductor sectors continue to benefit from robust demand, concerns about asset bubbles, geopolitical tensions, and operational risks are tempering investor enthusiasm. As the AI sector matures, its influence on productivity, market structure, and public policy will remain central to the global economic narrative.

Creative_Strength49

ASM to the Moon!!

c-u-in-da-ballpit

Yes. The industry is moving to industry is moving to Gate-All-Around architecture. ASM because they own over 55% of the market for Atomic Layer Deposition, which is the only way to paint materials onto these tiny wires. TSMC 2nm GAA capacity is already 100% booked through the end of 2026, with Apple alone taking about half of that supply

class1operator

This is not financial advice, but buy silver. Miners include ASM and DSC. However hard assets are good too. Silver is going to hit 200$ USD next year. Just saying

illinformed-will

HL, PAAS, ASM, AG top pick. USAS SVM DVS risky. SBSW NEWP proxy with other metals. When spot silver hit 75 there might be a correction before pumping resume, hedge accordingly.

business4the

My dad’s been doing this for 30 years. He has his own group, follows groups, knows guys, etc etc. Just recently told me his buddy, who use to work for a Canadian bank, and got .40 cent margins to play with for the bank, (retired now) called out ASM just over a year ago when it was trading about .40 cents a share.

EventHorizonbyGA

Read the filing. [https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/0001023994/000121390025106097/ea0263686-01.htm](https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/0001023994/000121390025106097/ea0263686-01.htm) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 2025 Annual Shareholders Meeting (“**ASM**”) of Safe & Green Holdings Corp. (the “**Company**”) will be held in a completely virtual format on December 29, 2025, at 1:00 P.M. Eastern Time for the following purposes: (1)    to elect the five nominees for director named in the accompanying proxy statement to our Board of Directors, each to serve a one-year term expiring at the 2026 Annual Meeting of Shareholders and until such director’s successor is duly elected and qualified (the “**Election of Directors Proposal**”). (2)    to ratify the appointment of M&K CPAS, PLLC, as our independent registered public accounting firm for our fiscal year ending December 31, 2025 (the “**Auditor Ratification Proposal**”). (3)    to approve, on an advisory, non-binding basis, the compensation of our named executive officers (the “**Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation Proposal**”). (4)    to approve, on an advisory, non-binding basis, the frequency of the stockholder vote to approve the compensation of our named executive officers (the “**Advisory Vote on the Frequency of the Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation Proposal**”). (5)    to approve, the merger pursuant to the terms of the executed Agreement and Plan of Merger between the Company and New Asia Holdings, Inc., **and subsequently, the conversion of the Company’s Series A Convertible Preferred Stock, par value $1.00 (the “Preferred Stock”), into shares of the Company’s common stock, par value $0.01 per share the (the “Common Stock”), whereby sixty-four (64) shares of Preferred Stock converts into fifteen (15) shares of Common Stock (the “Merger Proposal”).** (6)    to approve in compliance with Nasdaq Rule 5635(d) the issuance of shares of our Common Stock, pursuant to those certain Securities Purchase Agreements, dated as of March 27, 2025, April 11, 2025, and May 29, 2025, by and between the **Company and Generating Alpha Ltd., in an amount equal to or in excess of 5% of our Common Stock outstanding immediately prior to the issuance of such shares (the “Generating Alpha Issuance Proposal”).** (7)    to increase the maximum number of authorized shares subject to the Company’s Stock Incentive Plan to 1,000,000 shares and to automatically increase the maximum number of authorized shares subject to the Company’s Stock Incentive Plan on January 1^(st) of each calendar year for a period of ten years commencing on January 1, 2026, in an amount equal to 4.5% of the number of shares of Common Stock outstanding on December 31 of the preceding calendar year (the “**Incentive Plan Increase Proposal**”). (8)    **To amend the articles of incorporation to increase the authorized shares of common stock from 75,000,000 shares to 3,000,000,000 shares (the “Authorized Common Stock Increase Proposal”).** So this is what I'd do. I go to sec.gov. I do a full text search for the financer "**Generating Alpha Ltd"** and see how other companies have fared.

xTooDrunkToFish

Man I bought alot of Gold stocks after the Covid Market recovery, held for a couple years, thinking the $ would be overvalued. JNUG, B, ASM, Little bit of GLD. Sold about \~ 6-10 months ago at a loss, about even on some. Worth ALOT now. Ah well.

givemeastocktip


Ok_Ground9015

LITM is a good one. LAC, AQMS, UAMY, NB, CRML, UUUU, ASM, UCU.V, OMEX, NVX (even though I lost money on NVX and it's not a rare earth metal, but graphite. Still worth a look I guess)

Seadog98

Anyone looking at LYC, COB & ASM?

T_he_panda

LYC, ILU, COB, ASM - and others. Market opening soon

DarkR124

I’m Canadian so these probably won’t help most but I’m sure there are dozens of US ones with same or better performance. AG, EDR, ASM, SVM, CAPT, DSV. There are others but those are the main I use. Sold AG today.

Jbball9269

Got them too! 1/21/28 360 & 400 Leaps on EQX and AG, shares in ASM, EQX, AG, EXK and IAG

SilverBullyin

My top 4 current picks are CDE, HL, ASM, and MUX. I also think AG will pop soon if silver stays strong

SilverBullyin

I currently only own shares on ASM. I don’t believe there are calls available for that particular stock. I have Jan 27 leaps on CDE, HL, BTG and a few other miners.

SilverBullyin

My bad, ASM

aurelvoss

I personally believe: Beiersdorf, Orsted, Novo Nordisk, Carl Zeiss, Kri-Kri Milk Industry, Jenoptik, Zalando, PNE, ASML, IMCD, ASM International, Copart, Wolters Kluwer, Adyen and ATOSS Software. (no particular order) However, I am only invested in Novo Nordisk, Carl Zeiss and Kri-Kri Milk Industry at this point.

infoisknowlege

Is this ASM? I've been in since it was 1$ I've noticed it's been swinging from around 3 to close to 4

Cruezin

Japans markets have never been open? Huh. mmmkkkayyyyyyy I guess they built all those F35's themselves? But seriously, read a fuckin book dude. We've been selling them tons of shit for forever. Japan is a landlocked set of islands with natural resource limitations, everything from minerals and steel to fuels to agriculture products to..... blah blah blah. And every one of their chip fabs are full of tools from AMAT, ASM, KLA, yadda yadda yadda. Another great example is concrete.... These are just a few examples. Broad based tariffs are stupid

Choice_Tax_3032

My Australian portfolio is mostly REEs/critical minerals. SRL, ASM, ILU have been good to me and I just invested in USA Rare Earths (USAR)

Choice_Tax_3032

My AU rare earth portfolio: LYC ILU ASM ASN ARU AR3 REE SRL Up 18% so far

infoisknowlege

I've been in ASM since it was 1$ it's been holding over 3$ now not sure how much more upside it has but might be worth a look

nobertan

Material science / chemical engineering production scale tooling companies, it’s the gating factor of everything. (They internally develop the capability for scale; and therefore profitability of a product to market). Semi is reaching multiple impassable stone walls to progress with litho and substrate materials. Battery improvements are stuck up against this. Even fashion, footwear, appliances, medical, construction, food… ***everything***. These are boring and well mature companies, some even paying dividends, but they’ll be chugging along and any future global societal success will be on their shoulders. Anyone striking it rich with the novel IP will be flashes in the pan compared to their steady uptick. Added to that fact, the cost barrier to entry is so vast that there’s a near guarantee of no start-up ‘shaking up the market’. Just pick a basket of all the big boys as there will be ebb and flow on who’s number 1 as each unlock a new production technology. Companies:- **Nano scale tooling:** AMAT / TEL / ASML / LAM / KLA / Carl Zeiss / ASM / JEOL / Hitachi High Tech (China is innovating rapidly as a consequence of export controls, and likely the closest thing to a market shakeup : AMEC / Naura) **Chemical manufacturing / Complex Material Manufacturing** BASF / Dow Inc / LG chem / Formosa Plastics / INEOS / Heraeus Group / Mitsubishi Chemical Group / Heidelberg Materials / Owen’s Corning / 3M / Toray / Dupont / Kyocera / Corning Inc List goes on. Some of these companies are part of wider conglomerates or are unlisted / privately owned businesses, but you get the gist. Semi tooling suppliers are likely inflated rn from AI / major fab investments, but I don’t think they’ll regress back to their boom / bust cycles of old.

Ythapa

Positive news with the forward flight news a month back, also wanted to get in early on a eVTOL stock in the early stages because I feel it's similar to the ASTS/RKLB/LUNR school of "early, possible burgeoning industry." Of course, JOBY is still way ahead in that game, but doesn't mean there can't be multiple players in the industry. Had huge reverse split concerns if they didn't reach compliance by ~July 14th (Hence why I didn't namedrop this stock because I hate leading people into shit), but wanted to gamble since management was confident they'd reach the $1.00 x 10 days bid compliance by then. Numbers were trending positive too for the last 2 weeks or so. If they reach compliance, I'm perfectly fine bagholding this stock long-term to see how things shake down. That and the Cavorite X7 design + proposed specs/reach feels like there'd be a good niche to carve out even if they're late to the game compared to ACHR/JOBY. But I'm odd in that I pick pennies that are "long-holds" in my eyes. Don't daytrade them, which isn't technically what you should do with pennies because so much goes wrong, but it's just my MO. Hit with RKLB/ASTS, have things in ASM/HOVR, and swung and missed on OMEX (sold too early before they had that one huge bump).

mikerock5678

Its a lot more early stage then ASM. Which isnt necessarily a bad thing, just means higher risk. They are starting drilling in two weeks. The good thing is there is a chance of extreme volatility when results are released the bad news is its still fairly untested beside the samples.

ethereal3xp

Thanks. This stock sounds like ASM stock. The precious metal industry looks promising.

im-doing-it-again

More GLDG ASM and FSM Monday morning

Distinct_Ordinary_71

Sold SPY in Feb, bought back half in April and bought into Gold miners and Euro Defence with the rest. R3NK 61% | RHM 60% | ASM 45% | SAABY 35% | EXA 29% | TMC 28% Not all wins though... ETL -53% | MUX -22%

im-doing-it-again

I started buying ASM last year at 46 cents.. we’re sitting over 3$ right now… all my miners are homies

Sense_Of_Logic

I'm holding ASM going well so far 💵

JasperSchreurs

I think I was right about the beartrap of ASM, earnings should be good. Up 5% PM if you wanna scalp

JasperSchreurs

ASM earnings tomorrow, looks like a beartrap to me today. Silver and gold on record highs and look at the 1 year graph

Fox2_Fox2

https://archive.ph/yLSyL How Trump’s Tariffs Are Crushing Small Businesses: ‘Nobody in Power S… May 11, 2025 9:00 am Joe Bissonette, who makes tents in Colorado from imported fabric, has cut production in half and laid off one of his five employees. The owner of a San Francisco card-game company cashed in his money-market funds. The founder of a tent maker is looking for investors. A watch and jewelry company in Colorado is holding off on signing a new office lease. And a New Hampshire consumer-product company has laid off more than half its staff. Around the country, small businesses that import goods made in China are taking actions—big and small—to try to outlast the current 145% tariff regime on items from that country. But many are worried that their companies won’t survive. “Nobody in power seems to care about small business,” said Scott Anderson, owner of 5 Star North, which works with Chinese manufacturers to make its products ranging from acrylic markers to tiki torches. “At this point the only option I see is selling out the rest of what we have and shutting our doors.” Anderson now has five employees, down from 12 at the start of the year. Three are looking for jobs and Anderson expects them to leave by the end of the month. The New Hampshire company is also running low on stock and expects to be out of most items in the next few months. Unlike larger companies, small businesses have fewer levers to pull to help them endure the new tariff regime. Most work with a single factory or a handful of suppliers, making switching production to lower-tariff countries especially difficult. Smaller margins, thinner cash cushions and tiny staffs leave them more vulnerable to trade battles and other economic storms. The stakes are high, and deeply personal. Finances of small businesses and their owners are often deeply intertwined, with a business its owners’ largest—or only—asset. Personal guarantees can also make owners liable for their company’s debt. Ronak Trivedi, co-founder of Pietra, an AI-powered e-commerce operations platform, said he has seen a tariff-induced jump in small-business closures over the past four weeks. “We don’t even think the worst is over,” he said. As goods ordered before the policy change now arrive in the U.S. and are subject to the new tariffs, Trivedi said, “we are going to see a massive round of layoffs and shutdowns.” In April, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce called on the Trump administration to provide an automatic exclusion from the new tariffs for any small-business importer. “Small businesses do not have the margin or capital reserves to sustain the increased tariffs, nor do they have the ability to quickly modify supply chains,” the chamber said. Small Business Majority, an advocacy group, has asked the office of the United States Trade Representative, the Small Business Administration and other government agencies to provide resources to help small businesses navigate exemption requests and stay compliant with evolving tariff regulations. President Trump, shown during an April cabinet meeting at the White House, recently dismissed calls for small-business relief. “There’s a lack of support coming out of the SBA,” said Sarah Wells, chief executive of Sarah Wells Bags, a Virginia-based seller of breast-pump bags and other nursing items. “There are no webinars on how to find American manufacturers, no case studies on how to find experts. There are no pathways I have been able to find.” SBA spokeswoman Caitlin Odea said the agency has endorsed bipartisan plans to double SBA loan limits for small manufacturers. In the coming weeks, it will announce additional programs to match small businesses with American manufacturers, fabricators and producers, she said. “The SBA is working to support the new America First economy with dedicated efforts to help small businesses begin building—and sourcing products—in America again,” Odea said. President Trump dismissed calls for small-business relief in a recent TV interview. “They’re not going to need it,” he said. “They’re going to make so much money—if you build your product here.” But small businesses say they don’t have the resources to wait for Trump to strike a trade deal with China. Many say they can’t find U.S. manufacturers to make the products they sell, or who can do it at a price customers will accept. Some small businesses that manufacture in the U.S. are also struggling, because they rely on imported materials. Joe Bissonette, whose company, Sky View Tents, produces tents in Colorado from Chinese fabric, decided not to reorder supplies for a summer restocking. Instead he will produce fewer tents—300 instead of a planned 600. As a result, he laid off one worker on his fabrication team of five. Bissonette, who had planned to self-fund his business, is now looking for investors. He plans to give up a stake in the startup in exchange for cash to resupply materials and ride out the tariff storm. Lisa Popowich and Jonathan Stein, owners of Think Tank, didn’t know how big the tariff bill would be until they opened their latest United Parcel Service invoice earlier this month. The pair weren’t sure whether recent exemptions would lower charges on specific items. The company makes watches, watch bands and medical-alert jewelry in China. The bill showed tariffs as high as 161% per item, adding $8,752 to the $5,649 order. “I wanted to throw up,” Popowich said. “An item that would have cost me $4 two months ago, now it costs me $7.92.” She is now calling wholesale customers to see whether they will agree to pay higher prices. The Colorado company negotiated a new lease for its office space, set to take effect in October, but has yet to sign the agreement. “Our margins have evaporated and gone into the negative,” Popowich said. Alfred Mai, co-founder of ASM Games, has drawn down his company’s credit line and liquidated personal bonds and money-market funds to raise cash to cover tariffs on the holiday order he needs to place within the next few weeks. “I am essentially paralyzed,” said Mai, who started ASM in his living room and is the card game company’s only employee. “Do I pay the tariffs to get inventory in or do I run out of inventory?” A sales director at Mia Galison’s educational toy company, eboo.com, recently pushed her to bring in more items from the backlist to better supply big customers. Galison, who founded the company, tabled the request. She is reluctant to bring in any goods from China now because the company would lose money. “I’m 62. I don’t want to risk my house in the last inning,” she said. “It’s really rough. If we don’t have inventory, we have nothing to sell. We can’t make our numbers.” Write to Ruth Simon at Ruth.Simon@wsj.com

UnclaimedWish

ASM USAU USAS and VGZ I’ve been holding all since December. I’m up an average of 72% between the four. Some penny, some are now out of penny territory.

UnclaimedWish

I have been holding since I bought mid December the following golden/silver mining stocks. ASM currency up 111% for me since buying USAS up 47% VGZ up 79% USAU up 59% I dropped FURY and GORO both in green but weren’t growing as quickly and both have financial issues. I dropped NAK too based on potential lawsuit.

Ythapa

Anybody else here just chilling with ASM since a couple months back when they had that positive earnings report? Been just holding and enjoying the show since. Not the gambler’s high like SPGC, MGOL, KULR, etc were, but it’s nice to see just steady, old-fashioned climbs in a sea of SPY behaving like a giant penny stock.

Ythapa

There’s good pennystocks, just some are more boring than others. Plus, you just have to be able to sort out the good potential with those that have already run. Plenty of tickers mentioned here with fun potential. For instance, if you jumped into ASM (Avino) when they first broke out with strong earnings regarding their silver mines a month or two ago, you’d be still on a steady upswing. They’ve just trended slowly up from ~$1.5-1.7 - $2.3. Boring, solid, good long-term potential.

Evangelist_567

I wish you wisdom towards the future. Let me know how it worked out for you. Especially keep an eye on the 15th of May after the ASM;) (🚀)

Quiet_Election_7208

For clarity because I just got burned on GORO, um mining is heavily speculative and mining companies earnings are usually bus ass lmao. The one mining company I’ve played with good earnings is ASM

Gumsport88

ASM has been good to me the last couple of months.

phluidity

Wait? ASM 129 goes for that much? Somewhere in my basement I have ASM 126-218 or so from when I was a kid. They are probably in crappy shape, but I should dig them out.

Primetime-Kani

ASM is a middle man anyway relying on US IP and Asia and US market. Both US and China now want their own vertical integration, good luck to ASML.

im-doing-it-again

I wish I could snap off a corner of $ASM 😒and put it in my pocket.. o wait..

Gumsport88

In uncertain times, everybody seems to return to gold. ASM has been really good to me over the last few weeks. European defence companies are a safe investment too.

im-doing-it-again

$FSM $ASM gold and silver fam 🤌

UnclaimedWish

ASM is actually up the most for me 51% since December. GORO went up and down to land at 18% up since I bought…but also the most recent one I’ve acquired. And I did my % mid day on Friday it’s up since then looks like. I’ll have to calculate and average but looks to be above 30% now.

SnooCalculations9259

ASM! Penny mining stock at 1.78, had outstanding earnings last week and actually makes a net income, don't see it below 2 for long.

Gumsport88

ASM

Aggressive-Notice-50

Yeah I’m out for the day. Added some ASM for a long hold and that’s about it

purple_cupcake_52

Sold my ASM for a profit when it reached 1.72, now it's at 1.80. Hope some of you are still holding it

Quiet_Election_7208

Ctm CMTL CETY ASM do your own dd

Sam8872

Here's hoping that ASM keeps going, up 20% yesterday.

Sam8872

Just like yesterday, I am still in ASM and GERN, but I've put myself into IPA and MCRB as they just got some good news.

Environmental-Meal14

**ASM** fully priced in yet?

GelatinousJedi

Is ASM the consensus?

Cultural_Term9986

I'm holding ASM AH as well.

Quiet_Election_7208

ASM is climbing slowly and steadily. You could also hop into CMTL 26m sole source contract secured earlier this week during one of the mega red days. Earnings are AH. I was in but sold to make the ASM play which I’m currently out of because I use tight SLs. CMTL is the only stock I’m tracking currently outside of ASM

purple_cupcake_52

Right when I think ASM peaked at 1.70, it's at 1.72

JmBronson

Congrats to the ASM players. 20% is nothing to scoff at

Quiet_Election_7208

If you HODL with $ASM congrats my SL hit because I must get my 1k earnings lol. I’ll be on the look out for AH plays for tonight as well!

Cultural_Term9986

ASM should be the play

purple_cupcake_52

ASM broke 1.70 👏

purple_cupcake_52

ASM at 1.69, lfg

Quiet_Election_7208

SL hit on $ASM it should bounce and go higher but I have strict rules now lmao

purple_cupcake_52

Eyeing ASM to see if it will break 1.70

Cultural_Term9986

$ASM lfg.

purple_cupcake_52

ASM still going up let's go

Quiet_Election_7208

$ASM is taking off. I don’t think it’s too late to hop on as I think a reasonable PT is $2. If it hits $2 with volume and momentum it could hit 3 ??? I’m pretty confident in $2 tho lmao

BigBeanMarketing

I can't seem to find a penny stock called ASM, what's the company name?

Quiet_Election_7208

$ASM lunch moving now, could see a small dip but I’m hoping it’s pretty strong moving into power hour. My play after that is probably going to be $CMTL as they are releasing earnings AH today. I do want to see what their earnings were as they are Q4 earnings and won’t include what I think is their biggest acquisition from earlier in the week.

purple_cupcake_52

ASM confirmed to be profitable, let's fuckin go

purple_cupcake_52

Alright ASM earnings call let's hear it

Sam8872

I'm in ASM and GERN today, then maybe CMTL depending on how earnings go AH.

Quiet_Election_7208

BOOM $ASM just broke 52 week high. I don’t think it’s too late to get on again it just started and I’m still expecting this to hit 2 dollars. I also think this stock is pretty decent for a long hold because they deal in gold and silver AND aren’t American. Obviously tariffs affect the global economy but yea

Cultural_Term9986

I'm in on ASM.

SnooCalculations9259

ASM! Great earnings.

Cultural_Term9986

What do you think the potential PT can be for ASM?

purple_cupcake_52

Whoever mentioned ASM, thank you

Quiet_Election_7208

Morning everyone, I know BURU is pumping but I got burned on that stock so I’m not playing it. My pick of the morning is $ASM. Their earnings are insane beating estimated eps of 0.03 with with Q4 EPS of 0.07. https://www.stocktitan.net/news/ASM/avino-achieves-record-financial-performance-for-2024-improvements-ifrmljv3khb7.html $ASM

Independent_Gap_7010

Anyone else seen the insane earning report by ASM? Avino silver and gold mines ASM

Quiet_Election_7208

Pretty big earnings here for https://www.stocktitan.net/news/ASM/avino-achieves-record-financial-performance-for-2024-improvements-ifrmljv3khb7.html $ASM

PaulDeMontana

Man I turned 3k into 6k doing 9x leverage Palantir shorts I sold them and got ASM calls. If I didn't touch anything my PLTR shorts would have been worth 25k today Instead I decided to dump 4k into ASM calls and lose it all. Gg.

Sam_the_Samnite

defence stocks are up. but my ASM and ASML stocks are down by as much as the rest is up.

Straight_Turnip7056

I think the Dutch index AEX is perhaps the most solid and undervalued index right now.  ASML Unilever  Prosus Adyen Shell and.. lesser known, ASM international 

UnclaimedWish

This would not be a top choice for me. I’m a jeweler BTW. I am holding multiple gold/silver mining stocks I picked up during their drop in early December. I chose them for various reasons. USAS USAU FURY ASM FURY VGZ My own little precious metals ETF Other honorable mentions I don’t hold now but have in the past!are GORO and NAK (potential lawsuit may be ok, maybe not) Check each out, past performance and financials. DD But for USA traders like myself, investing in nasdaq or NYSE stocks is preferred.

aiicaramba

ASM shipped the first production EUV machines in 2012, 13 years ago, and so far no word on anyone else being close to making one.

veganelektra1

ASM In case you didn't know has way higher ceiling.

class1operator

Gold miners. Avino silver and gold (ASM) ITS A ROCKET SHIP

Jacobwitg

I also think that it’s starting to get undervalued. The do a lot for shareholders, they pay dividend, and buy back tons of shares. I think the sell off i because of ASM. Like ASML they have part of their revenue from China, and because of the restrictions this will hit them a bit. But none really knows how much yet, and at this price I think it’s an overreaction. I also like the fact that they have beat expectations on all earnings this year, and they also have a track history of outperforming the broader market under rate cuts. I started a position yesterday, and looking to dca. Their earnings in 5 days on October 23, so I’m looking to buy more after that hopefully gives some clarity on how much china means for their results.

Advanced-Aardvark-87

ASM

Psychic_Trader

ASM L Average sucker makes losses

TopfloorPOCO

$III $ASM $DUOT tech and miners

EmbarrassedKick2219

Its taiwan semiconductor not ASM

killerbeeswaxkill

HD going to tank I got a homie who’s ASM and stores doing dog shit and so are nearby competitors

ScottishTrader

ASM? What stock is this?? You should be able to sell the shares outright and then close the long put.

smartinvestorigator

Hello! Looking for some explanation on what to do next: I had a 720/700 ASM bull put spread. The short leg was assigned early. I received 100 shares and immediatly tried to sell both, the shares and the put. However, after selling 54 shares, I received the message IBKR cannot accept the order for both, shares and put, because it would increase my margin deficit. So I am sitting on both now. Net Liq: 2.4K Excess Liq: -5.1K Maintance: 7.1K How can I sell? Is it enough if I deposit some more cash? How much? How much at risk am I?

joe-re

They'd better. I bought into ASM after ot tanked. Joking aside -- there are a lot of people who buy subscriptions to AI services already now. Openai sub is a good deal for $20 for "explain me stuff", even for main street.

AnInsultToFire

Nvidia and ASM are probably making money producing GPUs. Microsoft, Amazon and Google are making money providing cloud environments for data storage and processing.