BMI

twostroke1

Calls on SpaceX. But also calls on LLY because you will be required to have a sub 10% BMI in order to aboard your rocket due to weight restrictions when we go to colonize Mars.

onel1f3

That must be BMI

No-Fig-8614

Its a triple agonist which shows additional fat burning, better management of glucose, and by initial clinical results show less rebound when coming off. It seemingly is able to reduce BMI more than others and also has better glycemic results for diabetes patients. It will be another option in the arsenal of GLP based drugs but Eli lilly has this and their oral. Novo also has a new one coming out as well that acts different but based on Reta, Tirz, it looks like Eli is winning this game.

Silly-flipflops

My BMI only gains after hours

NOKIABUMPS69

11/10 bears have a neck beard, crippling social anxiety, and a BMI larger than their hourly wage

_hiddenscout

Yeah like some names never hit a level where I like to buy, like BMI is a great example. Over the last like 3-4 years the PEG has never fallen below 2. Some names will just trade with a premium. Doesn’t mean you shouldn’t buy, but I just think about sometimes things will never get to the levels you want.

Ok_Communication6416

BMI. Water meters. Leading market share in US. 80% of meter sales are replacement…so usually fairly good predictability. Company has hit an air pocket of growth over past 18 months as three large projects have been completed. Stock has been hammered, which is unusual for this high quality name. Earnings will re-accelerate by the end of this year into next as they have nine new large projects that have been booked and will be monetized over next couple of years. Stock is de-risked and is a double over the next three years.

WendyDumpsterFire

Just got 🥭 health report it’s shows he’s: • ⁠Lifelong abstinance from tobacco and alcohol [💩] • ⁠BMI of 29 [💩] • ⁠Scarring on the right ear [💩] • ⁠Death bruising caused by handshaking [💩]

_hiddenscout

Some names always will just trade with a premium, especially stuff like ISRG which probably has a solid moat with what they do. I don't think surgeons that train will want to switch to different robots. Especially if you are going long, I don't think you'll sweat the difference too much if you believe in the company long term. Like I'm seeing the PEG at 2.48 and P/FCF at 32. It's high, but not really the worst and like you said, cheap compared to how it has traded in the past. Like I've watched like BMI for years at this point and it's never hit a PEG sub 2 lol.

Ok-Thought-9960

Ur BMI is higher than 50 

zbern

I own TTEK and they had solid earnings last month but still a tad overvalued and WMS just reported today. XYL, MWA, VLTO, and WTS are fantastic companies. Really considered VLTO recently but held off. BMI and ITRI are currently trying to find a floor and they themselves as companies are going through big reconfigurations. Both really cool in general. Here's a recent comment I made on VLTO https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/s/R23pokWJpC

ddrsdght

30 BMI

sweejaa

YES.V Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

I gotchu!! Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

I gotchu!! Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

I gotchu!! Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

DesticularDorsion

Probably even better odds if you were in healthy condition with a good BMI. I'll take the deal.

sweejaa

I gotchu!! Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

I gotchu!! Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

mustachechap

True, everyone outside of America has perfect BMI

elcasar

Eeeeeeverybody who is not already at a normal BMI should be on a GLP-1, and maybe even people with a normal BMI who are not underweight. So many benefits. Alcoholics. Substance abuse. Heart disease. Diabetes. Kidney disease. Liver disease. Dementia. It should be free. They should put it in the fucking water like fluoride.

BrobaFett_1

Good reminder about ITRI. I looked for a job there at some point lol, but never put it on my watchlist. I'll need watch it and BMI since they're both down. Thanks for the new names!

zbern

u/_hiddenscout mentioned NWPX earlier and they look like they had some great earnings! BMI is an awesome company but as far as a good entry...idk either. Maybe look at ITRI but it looks like a similar story as far as entry like BMI. Both cool companies though! There's also WMS, XYL, MWA, CNM, WTS

BrobaFett_1

Thanks for sharing! I've been holding NWPX for a while for water (after I read some investing article on new pipes needed throughout the USA). Will look into this. I always want more water stocks. BMI has finally pulled back, but still not sure when to get it.

PrestigiousPen-2468

42 BMI lmao

ai-moderator

#TLDR --- **Ticker:** EFOR **Direction:** Up **Prognosis:** Buy June $25 Calls **Strategy:** Mimic corporate insider buying during periods of high volume and volatility to catch a 30-45 day mean reversion. **BMI Options Market:** Dumb.

EulerKL

I think you are absolutely right. I have researched the cholesterol/statin angle this evening. It seems to be an even bigger factor than the contraceptive angle (based on the numbers I have found). But the funny thing is that it crushes Foundayo from both sides when it comes to age and BMI. The higher age/BMI, the more likely it is messing with cholesterol. The lower age/BMI, the more likely the client the consumer is a young woman using oral contraception. Also, the liver and heart issues is just a ticking time bomb. Foundayo is not just a hassle for physicians. It's a potential time bomb where you have to monitor your patient much more closely. Each new patient is a new case: are they young/old? Are they having problems with cholesterol? How about their liver? How about their heart? How about contraceptives? With the Wegovy pill, all this becomes so much simpler. And what is the demand for the patient? That they have to wait 30 minutes before eating or drinking in the morning (which I, for example, do every single morning without even trying). Also, with Wegovy HD and Oral Wegovy I have a hard time seeing that Zepbound is such a "king of the market" as many assume. To me it looks like NVO countered effectively, and that the market have not realised it yet because of the REMARKABLE bad sentiment.

_hiddenscout

Haven't looked at insider buys recently, looks like there has been solid buying over at BMI. [http://openinsider.com/BMI](http://openinsider.com/BMI)

Rude_Assistance_4386

Probably. And only 15 people show up, but they're all rocking Rascal Chariots. BMI through the fuckin roof

Shuhalox

I like BMI too, waiting for an entry level I am comfortable with.

_hiddenscout

BMI is interesting. I still find it a bit too expensive, especially since they are basically projecting I believe no growth next year.

tired_ani

If I had liquidity at this moment, I would definitely have considered starting positions in BMI and BRKB. Those 2 would round out my portfolio so good.

_hiddenscout

Badger Meter (NYSE: BMI) reported Q1 2026 revenue of $202.3 million (down 9% YoY) and net income of $27.3 million ($0.93 EPS). Operating earnings were $35.2 million with a 17.4% margin. The company maintained a strong balance sheet with $205.5 million in cash and no debt. During the quarter, utility water sales declined 10% due to project timing, though SaaS and water quality monitoring remained growth areas. The Board authorized $38.2 million in share repurchases during Q1 and announced the acquisition of UDlive to expand sewer line monitoring capabilities. Management expects full-year 2026 revenue to be relatively flat compared to 2025.

Jimbeauxer

Respectable BMI

Full_of_Vices

It’s not. 10% discontinuation rate in the Phase 2 trial at the 12 mg dose which was the only one to achieve >25% change in weight in those with a BMI >35. It’s probably not much better than Tirzepatide.

_hiddenscout

Sometimes things will always never hit a level you want. I’ve been waiting in like BMI for like 5 years lol. Also some companies will carry a premium.

TiittySprinkles

I literally just signed up on Hims for their Wegovy pill. I'm 6'4, 225lbs which puts me in the "overweight" BMI and I really only want to lose like 20lbs or so, but I was approved for the pill in like 2 hours.

Just_Side8704

Yet, people die from heart disease every day that have had a normal BMI their entire life.

Torczyner

There nothing healthier for your heart than a normal BMI.

Independent-Tree-985

Hey Grok, did you take into account his BMI and the condition of his heart?

hacking99percent

Work out to gain heavy muscle so you can achieve 27 BMI to get weight loss pill? 

TellMoney5802

Still hard to get a prescription without a BMI above 27

Internal_Field5970

Do you think WSB is higher or lower on the subreddit BMI index? I think crypto is probably low because they’re so poor from losing money and vaping  But gamers are pretty high  WSB probably in the middle 

sweejaa

I am very confident YES.V is a potential 5-10x over the next 3 years, I've been loading up over the last 6 months. CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

sweejaa

Been consistently adding to my YES.V position. CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

PrivateBozo

Yea, I just cringe when I see yahoos complaining about Obamacare and making insurance so expensive and I'm looking at their doughy flab knowing there's no way their BMI is not over 30 and as such, all their whining about needing insurance for the insulin or whatever else they need it for would be a moot point without Obamacare, because Insurance wouldn't cover them because of their BMI before Obamacare. They were fine if they had an employer and and employer plan, but as soon as they had to go buy insurance, they're screwed.

ictp42

I don't get why people feel the need to make fun of Trump's physical attributes. My cardiologist has small hands but is a great doctor. Even joking about his obesity seems counterproductive given the BMI of the average American voter. And that is something he has control over. Small hands not so much... Why mock physical attributes voters can relate to when there is plenty of material 99.5% of people won't relate to like murdering and buying wives, bankrupting casinos, sexual assault, attraction to his own daughter, etc...

Internal_Field5970

Is all this surprising to any of you with a higher IQ than BMI?

BarbellPadawan

Why would he need to lose weight? His BMI is like 27 according to official records. That’s pretty damn good for an American.

DISAPPOINTING_FAIRY

a person is still obese if their BMI drops from 50 to 45

Ataru074

lol. You have to juice quite a bit to be an athlete with 30+BMI.

tresrottn

Just to be clear, we're ending all sports programs (BY LAW) except for maybe track for some and gymnastics? No more football or baseball or basketball or basically anything requiring muscles and since most of those people have BMI's over 30....it's the end of an era. We'll also have to close down every gym in the country, since the entire business is dedicated to gains. We're also going to have to kill off everyone who is disabled and can't exercise, and everyone who can't eat certain foods, and those who are allergic and require specific diets. May as well kill off the elderly too because, you know. We'll also have to start prepping the executions for people with disorders that cause weight gain, and we'll have to start doing genetics testing for everyone so they can be caught in time to go on and kill or imprison.

Ataru074

Remove the majority of junk hyper processed food from the country and you’d solve 90% of the issue. Increase the cost of care for BMI over 30 like we do for smokers. If American freak out for gas when it hits $5 gallon maybe they’ll start freak out when the scale hits 200lbs

tresrottn

So, you're gonna make laws to force people to eat certain ways and eat certain foods. I know, let's create a database of everyone and their BMI and the government can make laws forcing doctors to detain people with a BMI of over...what, 25? 30? 15? your choice, and the prisoners can be put on farms or labor camps to work all that weight off. Or just lock them in giant prisons with treadmills and weight machines and we can feed them bread and water. Once they have attained your ideal weight, they can go to the grocery store and only buy what's allowed on their list of things to buy. The grocery stores can maintain databases of every person in America as to what they're allowed to eat, BY LAW. I'd love to see how this little scenario would work out for you. and force the surgeon general to put out edicts on regulating food for the populace (you know that isn't in his job description, right?)

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

TaxesRgay

Post BMI

SilverPrivateer

That's not true? She said she is fine with them as long as they have realistic proportions and average BMI

sweejaa

Ive been steadily loading up on YES.V over the last 6 months. CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

Peppertheredfox

Big with wine aunts and tactically dressed, high BMI dudes in Oakley blades

trent_upscale

The thread has a BMI of 37.6

sweejaa

Im adding more YES.V CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

sweejaa

Ive been steadily loading up on YES.V CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

sweejaa

Ive been steadily loading up on YES.V CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

_hiddenscout

Sam with ISRG for me. Still waiting for my day to buy BMI.

sweejaa

Ive been steadily adding to my YES.V position CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

sweejaa

Ive been steadily adding to my YES.V position. CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

_hiddenscout

HTHIY and PRYMY are getting whacked today for me. Trimmer a few Postinos and bought some CTS and BSY this morning. Still waiting on BMI to drop more lol.

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

throwingitanyway

we'll just nationalize the GLP1 industry and force-inject that shit to everyone with a BMI above 25

creemeeseason

We've discussed this a bit, bit I'll throw it out here too.... SaaS with an installed hardware base is a great business. Ripping out hardware and replacing it just so you can change software providers is really risky and expensive. AXON is maybe the best known case, but stuff like BMI and NSSC are similar, in addition to the names you mentioned.

elbay

I’m lacking like 14 points in BMI but I do have an MD does that count?

_hiddenscout

I have been for a bit. Kind of know a bit about some of the water plays like XYL, MWA, BMI, WTS. It's an interesting company, just the revenue growth is too slow for me.

_hiddenscout

BMI is different company IBM.

_hiddenscout

That's why I've stuck to my method of trying to get things with a PEG under 2 lol. Not perfect, but has kept me generally buying at good levels. BMI is great, just not a fan of the valuation. Also hoping that some other names have a pull back soon, would love to buy FSS, MWA, CTS.

HandsomeTod11

IBM rebranding to BMI to account for its massive loss

_hiddenscout

It's been interesting having some names on your watchlist for so long and still have them not hitting the levels you want to buy. BMI is getting really close.

BerryExpress

that is true cuz chances scale with BMI, but there are also genetics which are not calculated into it and there is a randomness factor, much beloved by nature

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies (YES.V) Char Technologies is a Canadian clean energy company converting wood waste and industrial byproducts into pelletized biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas through high temperature pyrolysis. Its first commercial facility in Thorold, Ontario has completed Phase 1 and is ramping toward 5,000 tonnes per year of biocarbon, fully backed by an offtake agreement with ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Phase 2, targeted for completion by the end of 2026, is expected to double biocarbon output and introduce RNG production, with management working toward securing a long term gas contract before launch. Execution risk has been reduced through a 50/50 partnership with the BMI Group at Thorold, which invested $8 million at the project level and $2 million at the corporate level. BMI has also committed $10 million toward a much larger Espanola facility expected to produce roughly five times Thorold’s capacity. Additional growth includes a planned Lake Nipigon facility with Lake Nipigon Forest Management providing feedstock, and a potential third site in St Felicien, Quebec. ArcelorMittal’s $6.5 million strategic investment, over $22 million in government support, CISERA membership alongside major steel producers, a Frankfurt listing, and a European licensing deal with Gazotech all position CHAR to scale domestically and internationally as carbon pricing and decarbonization mandates intensify. NFA. DYOR.

superbilliam

BMI...water flow regulation systems and tools n such.

Internal_Field5970

It’s less than your BMI

Ok_Juggernaut_5271

60% of the U.S. meets that BMI of 45… the other 40% is obsessed with having body fat under 10%. Together, that’s 100% of all US consumers will want Reta. Also, BMI is a useless number I’m 6’3” with 15% body fat at 205 lbs… I’m obese on that dumbass scale.

Mnm0602

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/2819322 US has 18.5% prevalence of childhood obesity according to this meta analysis. Puerto Rico is actually 28% and treated separately from the US. The observation is that diet and sedentary habits are the main drivers, and that childhood obesity translates to adult obesity. Covid alone demonstrated that even if you somehow separate heart disease, diabetes, and other health issues that obesity causes, obesity itself seems to be enough to cause the body to tap out more often than someone within a normal BMI when you’re sick. It’s not really a hot take that of all the large developed economies: US is the most obese, obesity is mostly caused by diet and exercise, and obesity causes lower life expectancy.

Icy_Jelly_315

Yeah sure but u fat because u amurrrican. Sorry but there it is. Signed, Anglo normal BMI guy

Certifieddddd

Lower BMI than your boyfriend’s that’s for sure you blue haired clown go chop your dick off for validation

Internal_Field5970

I don’t expect a dude like you with a higher BMI than IQ to make good jokes 

anthronyu

Most people will be fine with wegovy and zep. BMI over 45 only really needs retratratride

plannedgravy

If I’m ever elected president, there would be a federal permit for driving and riding motored vehicles. The only criteria would be BMI.

Inconceivable76

LLY’s new drug that should get approved by the end of the year. Phase 3 trials are looking amazing.  Weight loss so good, it will probably be a BMI of 40 and up. 

Who_is_Your_Zaddy

6'2" 230 lbs and regularly lift weights. Dr. called me lil obese cuz his BMI chart doesn't differentiate between muscle and fat 😭. I should've slapped the shit out of him

miata_only

Are yall really out here 10s of pounds overweight of ideal BMI? Seems so fuckin wild to me.

Patton370

I’m not a normal weight; I’m nearly obese by BMI It’s just that I’m 18% or so bodyfat squat just under 3x my body weight and deadlift 3.25x my bodyweight Gotta feed your muscles lol Also, why McDonalds instead of something that actually tastes good?

sweejaa

Here's CHAR Technologies DD YES.V CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

Here's CHAR Technologies DD YES.V CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

creemeeseason

Always good to have a range! Tinkering with a few numbers can change things. I'd probably just say fair value is around $100. I'd be able to argue that BMI deserves a premium due to their installed base and recession resistance. Maybe up it to $110-120? However, even then I'd want a margin of safety. I'd say $100 is where I start to get interested. I tried to use Gemini to generate fair value and it refused. I've gotten it to do so T.A. stuff, but it did not like fair value estimates.

_hiddenscout

PEG is really just PE/EPS growth. Finviz has it still at like 2.04 [https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=BMI&p=d](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=BMI&p=d) But I think Finviz is a bit delayed in earnings compared to stock analysis which I think has the most up to date numbers So after the drop today, forward PE is like 30 and PEG 1.86 [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/bmi/statistics/](https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/bmi/statistics/) So kind of puts it like fairly valued for a GARPy look. I think from a DFC point of view, it's getting pretty close to intrinsic value, so there is kind of a bit of safety there. I think the sweet spot would be like another 10-15% drop in price to put in a place if you believe in story long term for some great alpha.

_hiddenscout

Agreed, plus I wonder if there is still some pressure on being SaaS. Like that's part of the story for both BMI and MANH. Also need to look into what happened with TXT. Seems like the dog of a lot of the aerospace defense names.

_hiddenscout

Yeah it’s warehouse/logistics automation.  It’s like BMI where I’ve watched for a while and the stock just continue to trade down because of how expensive in valuation they are.