BURU

c0oterlo0ter

BURU and possibly PLAG 🚀 tomorrow

Vox_Tenebris_

Not much, really. I'd say that the thing that motivated the big pushes last year were a mix of volume and hype. Ones with a lot of discussion and excitement around them. Like I said, CLDI, BURU and GPUS were the biggest wins I had on the market late last year. I'd also usually try to find stocks on my own, and then check to see if anyone was talking about them - and if not - if there was anything interesting coming up that might draw interest. For example, I found LYRA months before it spiked. I still do that often. Just feels like I've been making the wrong picks in the past year. Worst one was SRXH, that took me from around 18k to 11k - and its all been downhill from there. I will say I did take some time away from the market, and that probably affected me too. Just getting out of the loop and out of practice on what to look for.

Excellent_Drink201

hmmm interesting point ... 50/50 all three are down 20% BURU - someone is selling the shit out it in a group chat , they know something we don't GUTU- good earnings and outlook but the ongoing lawsuit is keeping them down MDXH - good earnings and management positive but competition is killing them are you into these damaged stocks but hoping they will turn out soon ?

Purple-Addition-5254

Oof BURU getting wrecked with no news at all always feels worse than when there's an actual reason. At least with GUTS and MDXH you know what you're holding the bag for

Vox_Tenebris_

Since I've been becoming more active again in the Penny Stock sector, something that does somewhat bother me here is that it feels like by the time something is mentioned here - it's are already up 30-50% I don't like chasing a stock like that because the return is already so high. Biggest return I ever had was close to around 250% (BURU @ 0.24 -> 0.81 for a profit of over 20k) - so 50% is already very good. Just looking for anything that looks interesting and could explode in the future without already having a huge run-up before it gets talked about here.

stumblios

But what about BURU?!?

RP_ElMeroMero

Fuck my life. Adding check LinkedIn to my DD. I’m down 98% on BURU.

Ltshineyside

BURU added “check LinkedIn” to my DD. Holy shit, it’s 2 dudes in a shed. And also- this was exactly how 2026 played out. Scammers

Fair-Replacement-698

I went pretty far down the rabbit hole researching NUBURU (BURU), particularly its history with blue lasers, counter-drone technology and defense. Some of what we found completely changed how I look at the company. The biggest takeaway is that NUBURU's move into defense does NOT appear to have started recently as an attempt to save a struggling company. There is documented evidence that the defense application of its blue-laser technology goes back years. Here are the important findings: • The underlying high-power blue-laser technology actually predates NUBURU itself. Founder Mark Zediker was developing and protecting the technology before NUBURU was incorporated in 2015. • NUBURU subsequently developed a large patent portfolio around high-power blue lasers, including multi-kilowatt systems. Some of the technology contemplated systems ranging from 1 kW through 10 kW and beyond. • In 2020, NUBURU filed intellectual property covering multi-wavelength visible-laser architecture, including blue and green wavelengths. • Most importantly, in 2021 NUBURU participated in the U.S. Air Force BLUE DRONE-SHIELD program. This was specifically about using BLUE lasers against drones—not industrial welding. The concept included disrupting/blinding drone cameras and studying higher-power blue-laser effects capable of damaging drone components. That happened approximately four years before NUBURU's current defense transformation. This is one of the strongest pieces of evidence that defense wasn't simply a story management invented after the original industrial business ran into financial trouble. NUBURU did eventually run into serious financial problems. Its secured lenders foreclosed on much of the old patent portfolio in 2025, with those patents ending up at Blue 425 LLC. NUBURU retained trade secrets and technical know-how, but this remains an important risk and shouldn't be ignored. Then the company began rebuilding itself very differently. NUBURU acquired Lyocon, which manufactures laser systems. Lyocon subsequently completed testing and validation of a multi-wavelength directed-energy counter-drone system and received an approximately $250,000 initial deployment order from an unnamed tier-one, government-owned defense electronics organization in Asia-Pacific. That same defense customer later ordered a 1W laser-dazzler pilot. NUBURU says successful evaluation could potentially lead to as many as 500 additional units. We tried to identify that unnamed government customer. The strongest candidate we found is Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), the large Indian government-owned defense electronics company. THIS HAS NOT BEEN PROVEN, but the circumstantial evidence is interesting. BEL already manufactures counter-drone systems and laser dazzlers. Importantly, its older DRDO-developed dazzler technology was specifically described as using GREEN laser radiation—not NUBURU's specialized blue-laser technology. BEL then had significant laser, counter-drone, electronic-warfare and dazzler activity around the same period that Lyocon received its unnamed Asian government order. The description NUBURU gives of its unnamed customer—government-owned, tier-one defense electronics integrator involved in electronic warfare, secure communications, sensors, command-and-control and centralized government procurement—also fits BEL extremely well. We have NOT found the document connecting BEL directly to Lyocon/NUBURU, so I consider that a theory rather than a fact. The broader strategy is what I find most interesting. NUBURU is no longer assembling just a laser company: Lyocon = lasers/directed energy Tekne = military vehicles, electronic warfare and defense manufacturing Orbit = software/communications/security Maddox = deployable/additive manufacturing NUBURU = years of blue-laser knowledge and defense R&D If these pieces eventually integrate, the company could potentially provide complete mobile and fixed counter-drone defense platforms rather than simply selling individual laser modules. Tekne is particularly important. NUBURU has reported approximately $135.4 million of net remaining Tekne order value, and potential Ukraine Graelion military opportunities are NOT included in that number. NUBURU has also stated that it has secured the funds necessary to complete the Tekne acquisition and does not require an additional capital raise specifically to close the transaction. This is where I think the potential worldwide market gets extremely interesting. Ukraine and other recent conflicts have demonstrated how dramatically warfare is shifting toward drones. Relatively inexpensive UAVs can now threaten tanks, vehicles, ships, airfields, ammunition depots, troops and critical infrastructure. Governments therefore need ways of defeating large numbers of inexpensive drones without firing a missile costing hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars at every target. If directed-energy systems can prove they can reliably detect, track and disable drones at a dramatically lower cost per engagement, governments could spend BILLIONS deploying them. Think about how many locations worldwide potentially require protection: Military bases. Airfields. Ships and ports. Armored and mobile military units. Borders. Command centers. Power plants and energy infrastructure. Ammunition and weapons depots. Communications infrastructure. Government facilities. And eventually allied countries could each require hundreds or potentially thousands of fixed and mobile counter-drone systems. For illustration, if only 25 governments eventually deployed 200 integrated counter-drone systems averaging $1 million each, that represents a $5 BILLION market. That does NOT mean BURU would receive $5 billion. A prime contractor or systems integrator could receive the overall contract while NUBURU/Lyocon supplies only the laser subsystem. But even capturing a fraction of a worldwide multi-billion-dollar deployment could become enormous relative to the size of NUBURU today. And if NUBURU eventually succeeds in integrating Tekne vehicles, electronic warfare, Orbit software and Lyocon directed energy into its own complete mobile counter-UAS platform, its potential revenue per deployed system could be substantially larger than simply selling laser components. That is the part of this story I think the market may eventually care about most. NUBURU doesn't necessarily need to become another Northrop Grumman. It needs to prove that its technology solves an important defense problem. Once a defense technology works in real operating conditions, passes military qualification and becomes part of government procurement, governments can spend enormous amounts deploying, maintaining and upgrading that capability. That is why the next larger government order matters so much. My thesis isn't that BURU secretly has billions of dollars of contracts waiting. It is this: NUBURU developed blue-laser technology ahead of its time, recognized the counter-drone defense application years ago, struggled to build a sustainable business around its original industrial market, and is now restructuring itself around a defense market where demand for counter-drone technology is exploding. The technology survived. The Air Force tested the concept years ago. There is now an actual government defense customer. The customer has returned for another configuration. NUBURU is acquiring businesses that could turn individual technologies into complete defense systems. And it is doing this while drone warfare is becoming one of the biggest changes occurring in modern combat. That doesn't guarantee success. BURU remains extremely speculative, and its history of financial problems and dilution is real. But if its directed-energy technology is proven operationally and pilot orders begin turning into large production programs, we could be looking at the beginning of a very different company. The next things I'm watching are simple: Tekne officially closing. Tekne's reported order value converting into actual NUBURU revenue. The unnamed government customer moving from pilot systems into production quantities. And larger military/counter-drone contracts involving Lyocon's directed-energy technology. Those will tell us whether this is simply an interesting turnaround story—or whether NUBURU is actually becoming a legitimate defense company at the beginning of a potentially enormous counter-drone market.

No_Communication8613

BURU back in 2024 was my worse. Delist, Reverse split, listed again only to shorten to oblivion.

No_Communication8613

BURU. I had mad money buying at $0.16 and selling at $0.18 or $0.20 per share a few times. I made the mistake of holding in June of 2024. Trading suspended and it fell to $0.02 and begain trading on OTC. I thought it can't get worse. It's worth two cents and is delisted. Surely, the government contracts will come in and it will be listed again....but it got worse. 40 to 1 Reverse split and then relisted only for it to fall even further. Usually you get price pump from OTC to NASDAQ but not this time. It had fallen to pennies in June only to fall to hundreths of pennies in July. My meager shares were worthless.

Ltshineyside

Heyyyyy, also NFE. BURU is my worst, but NFE’s 4% behind . lessons absolutely learned on both.

No-Remote-7641

https://preview.redd.it/9zbxuhqkp3th1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=95bb8840536680577657f957b3cea42f38cf0a5c BURU sucks

Accurate_Pay_2242

This week on BURU News 

narayan77

DVLT and BURU both scanners. Don't get mugged by them. Better of flushing money down the toilet. 

EmbarrassedPart1256

Yeah, at this point the shares are completely free, which is a nice feeling; we won't think about earlier this year, but I was able to use a large part of the loses to offset gains in my taxable account. I'm pretty comfortable holding here & even buying lower to put the pressure on the forces that be. I consider scalping to be a lot more fast-paced than what I'm doing here, picking off lots as low as they want to sell them like institutions do. I'm pretty proud f how I've been managing this, taking a long-term view but also acknowledging market forces & moving with them\*. I truly believe this is $CAT during the dot-com bubble. Maybe they'll sell it low enough where I can get back to the 250K shares I originally held (or more); if there's a freak sell-off below $.10 I'd be going wild. A quick look at $BURU shows almost no revenue, & I believe they had way more shares OS, looks like they did a RS; something like 360M shares? An RS doesn't affect the MC, just could erode investor confidence, but again, the underlying businesses are worlds different. $CAPS would never have that much dilution, ever, unless they scale up to being a company like $QXO & add value to shareholders in the process; the businesses are profitable, just cleaning up all the financing from this recent pivot. I maintain that if they diluted, cleaned up the balance sheet, the stock would still be undervalued & a screaming buy just like $OPEN. The only difference is that $CAPS doesn't have an influencer screaming about it like $OPEN did; I tried, but I was way too early & my reach just isn't far enough 🤣 The truly wild part to me is that there really can't be that many shareholders here, & this thing is stupidly oversold. All it'd take is someone coming along & buying up half a million shares in a day or 2 (like I did with $CTM; I've gotta hold myself back) to break this. \*wild how that idiot on ST has been buying shares all the way down up to \~500K & complaining all the way; to sit there & complain publicly shoots himself in the foot too, & hopefully he gets drowned out soon. He needs to stay in his lane if he doesn't know penny stocks because this is one of the cleanest setups I've ever seen. The only drawback is that the industry doesn't excite people right now. I don't care though. The $CTM board was negative & doom & gloom until I bought in, broke things, & the stock went \~15x in 1.5 months...

Ok_Blacksmith1684

Yeah, I tend to enter bewteen .15-.1650 to scalp. Be careful holding AH, thats where most of the bad news comes out. There are some positives to the stock but there are also many negatives, just like most penny stocks. Dilution and compliance issues are real with CAPS as with many pennies. You seem to have done well with it but the odds are, like 90% of pennies, is that they don't make it. Look at BURU and many others...when there is good news, the question is, how are they going to raise capital? Its an endless cycle with 90% of pennies until they run out of options. Maybe CAPS with be one of the 10% that make it. Do you scalp it? Its an easy scalp when it drops to where it is right now. At least you have made good profits in case the company doesn't make it long term.

willusiontheking

Something told me to purchase BURU near close yesterday 🤣

Vox_Tenebris_

It's funny. Last year was outstanding for me. Made some great picks with BURU in October and GPUS in November last fall. This year has mostly been a slow bleed. No massive losses, but more of a "death by a thousand cuts" situation where it's a little bit here and there that adds up. Still making good returns on a few stocks, just feels like this year has been a lot tougher than the last.

Nukisterr

all this GPUS, VIVK, BURU bullsh\*t is scam nonsense. If you are still holding, I'm sorry and hopefully you'll get to unload your bags

J-Turbz

Anyone else following BURU / NUBURU right now? Saw the update today about the Tekne acquisition and honestly not sure what to make of it. Sounds like they’re expecting the 70% acquisition to close sometime in the first half of October, and Tekne apparently has around $135M in adjusted active orders. Obviously thats not the same thing as $135M in guaranteed revenue, so I’m not trying to act like this suddenly means BURU is going to moon lol. But if the deal actually closes and even a decent amount of that backlog turns into real revenue, it seems like it could change the story quite a bit. I’ve been holding BURU for a while and its been brutal 😂 Curious what everyone thinks about the Tekne deal though. Is this actually a legit catalyst or are people still staying away until the acquisition officially closes?

Ok_Blacksmith1684

Thats awesome...I used to scalp both BURU and GPUS...GPUS was like clockwork....buy between .12-.13 and sell between .15-.17....that was constant before that big spike to like .60. Convince me on AMZE...pros and cons

Vox_Tenebris_

Yeah. Also, in fairness, I can't complain too much because I still did really well late last year. Made 30k in two months in October and November between BURU and GPUS respectively. Haven't had any huge gains like those two in 2026, but I've been doing alright since then. Right now I'm feeling pretty good about my position on AMZE (in at 0.20 with 10k Shares; not all-in since I'm also in other stocks at the moment at 10k shares a piece). AMZE ended yesterday up nearly 20%.

Vox_Tenebris_

As another person who was in some penny stocks at the time, the summer had ups and downs at the time. I made 10k on CLDI, then slowly lost it over the course of the summer before I got my big break with BURU and GPUS in October and November. Made 21k on BURU (11k -> 32k) when I bought at 0.24 and sold at 0.81, and then 9k on GPUS to push me over 40k, though I can't recall my cost basis on that. 2026 has been a pretty slow year for me. Mostly small losses or extended periods where nothing happens, but this summer has been pretty good for me so far. Made a few grand here and there, but not nearly as good as last Autumn. Still, biggest regret for me was not buying BYND at 0.68 when I was staring right at it. If I'd gone all in, like I usually do, I could've had 250k before the end of last year when it shot up to over $5.00 late last year.

REEMFMetalHead

It should be Tekne buying BURU, not the other way around. Looking at how BURU has been run up to this point, this story involves two dead companies instead of just one.

DaveyoSlc

most of the time I just think it's someone messing around joking about buying them.BURU😂

Dizzy-News-6826

BURU had no business and no plan. It was a dilution machine, not same level as dvlt

VANZFINEST

Imagine actually buying DVLT, BURU or VIVK… I just shake my head when I see those stocks mentioned 

REEMFMetalHead

I bought BURU once, when I was brand new to penny stocks. I posted it here, and got covered in rotten tomatoes. Of course today, I understand why.

REEMFMetalHead

Yeah, it's pretty well-known, but we can't really assume that it is. That will be the new BURU.

Far-Signature-401

I thought BURU is off topic here, but now thats back, My 2cents on it. About a year back some of us were shilling for it. Obviously, garbage like the rest, helped by reguatory acceptance and pushed by greed and sketchy/opportunists we got to this point, many investing/gambling a lot. Would have been helpful for these players to get explanations on whats going on, history and mechanics to avoid this play or at least to raise awareness, not just mockery. Oh well, now it is pink, nothing wrong with pink, more cheating. Life goes on, Others tickers are the same, risk is all around, GPUS ceo protecting himself from to all the threats he is receiving due to stocks position, etc. Goodluck y'all.

Ok_Blacksmith1684

BURU is no different than any other stock in the sense that the CEO and everyone else around it isn't going to be completely honest with where they stand...you think Elon is honest about Tesla...Tesla is largely standing on government contracts ..they all are like politicians and are constantly spinning things to the positive..anyone in penny stocks should know the risk...I mean like 90% of penny stocks eventually fail...BURU is just the latest. The SEC tries to give these stocks every opportunity to make it until they can't.

stevenryl866

The next one to follow the footsteps of BURU probably GPUS?

REEMFMetalHead

So now that BURU is gone (finally), that opens up a pertinent question: How did the NYSE just stand by for three solid years, and watch that company completely fuck anyone and everyone who ever touched it? You see, I though that the entire point of wanting to trade on the NYSE and NASDAQ, rather than OTC, is because they have certain mechanisms in place to protect investors from companies like BURU. From where I sit, though, it really looks like there's no advantage at all over the OTC market. Am I wrong? If delisting can cause such a massive drop . . . and if companies trading on the NYSE and NASDAQ are constantly having to ensure they meet the criteria . . . and if there are no benefits to anyone for doing this . . . then it seems to me like the NYSE and NASDAQ are simply liabilities with no tangible gain. And if that's the case, then the OTC market is actually safer to trade. Does that sound about right?

stevenryl866

Did anyone get burned by BURU? Immediate delist! Told ya!

SignificanceLate7002

BURU getting delisted 😄 https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260717541051/en/NYSE-American-to-Commence-Delisting-Proceedings-Against-Nuburu-Inc.-BURU

MVested

Will BURU be NYSE delisted today? Trading well below .10 after the february split and now facing a grim future. Not invested, just a popcorn eating observer

khaled2503

CLDI, HOLO and BURU and the 3 I am watching let me know what you guys think?

RedPlumpTomato

My AI Slop Analysis: [mm] BURU / Nuburu — HARD AVOID Let me paint you a portrait of a company. It burns $38 million a year. It generates $462,000 in actual revenue — and somehow manages to lose money on every dollar, with gross margins running negative 41%. At $0.1481, the stock looks like a $26.5M market cap... but once you add the $65M in debt and subtract the $8.3M in cash, you're actually buying $83M of enterprise value on a business that couldn't turn a profit selling its flagship product to Dutch farmers. That's right. The biggest real contract Nuburu has executed is roughly $850,000 worth of blue laser systems for an agricultural automation company in the Netherlands. Defense? Drone tech? Italian acquisitions? All press releases. The $2.2M defense order from June? A quotation they sent to a customer. They issued a press release to announce a price quote. Not a signed order — a fucking quote. The balance sheet is a layered cake of toxic instruments. There's a $25.3M debenture from a specialty lender, $39.7M in current debt, a Series A preferred liability at $13.4M, plus warrants stacked on top. Stockholders' equity is $2.17 million as of March 31st, and the NYSE requires $4 million to stay listed — meaning they are currently out of compliance with the requirement they're supposed to be fixing, on a hard deadline of October 29, 2026. So what's the plan? They filed a new stock offering this morning. Best-efforts, trying to raise up to $35.5M by issuing up to 450 million new shares into a company with 154 million outstanding — a potential 291% share count increase. The primary use of proceeds? Not product development. Pay off the $25.3M debenture. That's the survival move. Cash runway right now, without this offering: two and a half months. The "insider buy"? The Co-CEO held convertible notes he'd lent the company — $1.445M total. On December 31st, his Italian holding company converted those notes into shares at a 33% discount to the five-day average price. The SEC form codes it as a purchase. It's a creditor cashing in a favorable debt-to-equity conversion. He didn't put conviction money in; he got paid back in discounted equity. His stack is currently worth about $641,000 on a $1.44M basis. Also: his SEC filings were submitted six months to two years late, both cleaned up in a single batch filing in April 2026. The defense pivot — Tekne, drone JVs, Italian government approvals — is all contingent on foreign regulatory clearances that have already been blocked once. Nuburu is trying to acquire 70% of an Italian defense company for €64.6M while running on fumes. Blue laser physics is genuinely differentiated. The technology works. But this is a creditors' game. The debt stack gets made whole; shareholders get diluted into the floor. HARD AVOID.

floppysausage16

I swear once every few weeks this bot account posts some bullshit about BURU. Just look at the post history. Mods can we please ban this account?

Antonio-Bamao

BURU IS DEAD, as well as my money.

RubricGibbon313

BURU becoming relevant due to all the NATO funding?

MtGloomy0420

Agreed there for sure! Have you checked out $REKR? It’s my most curious stock outside the shitshow that is $BURU - but if $BURU actually can land that Tekne deal we are talking a whole different company. But $REKR is basically in the same market as Flock, and anyone who cares out freedom and privacy follows Flock. Also $GPRO…feel like that is primed to pull an $RXT type move. Also, what is up with $HTZ and even $VRRM!

Left_Association6752

BURU I think will run the second half of the day

Healthy_Structure187

$BURU 😔

Far-Signature-401

Some say DFNS=BURU=ESOUSA=kISSOfdeaTH? Looking ffw to fact check

Key_Lifeguard_8659

RYCEY, BURU, ONDS, TRMD, DRS These could be worth a $1,000 some day.

REEMFMetalHead

ADTX PSA: https://preview.redd.it/45r8oj32dk7h1.png?width=1451&format=png&auto=webp&s=7db27c4ac9bf20dfe8e400b93444d9cbaa200646 It has fallen to one penny. It's an SHO Threshold List stock . . . #6 on the list of the Top 10 most aggressively shorted stocks in the entire penny stock sector. In the last 4 years, it has reverse-split 7 times, which equates to a **1-for-488,160,000,000** reverse split. It is currently listing requirement deficient, in more ways than just being under a dollar. It's absolutely about to be delisted at any moment. Q1 of this year, the company made $12k, and lost $16 million. It's more than just a heaping pile of shit. It's BURU level "scam you out of your money" heaping pile of shit. Please do us all a favor and stop shilling it here. It's not going to recover. Ever. It's on trajectory to crash all the way down to the 7th circle of Hell, well before it files for bankruptcy.

REEMFMetalHead

Nope. BURU holds that title. But CTM is BURU's drinking buddy.

REEMFMetalHead

Nah. Nah, it's BURU. Just out of principle, f--- that company lol.

REEMFMetalHead

Shit. Watching these institutions lose control over their massively absurd short positions . . . I might actually take up a small BURU position at this point lol.

MtGloomy0420

Wrong fucking answer…. I read every one. You really challenged the wrong guy on $BURU. So you are going to tell me that “the incredible line of Italian companies”, many previously failed businesses by Alessandro Zamboni himself. So not only was he paid absurd amounts for failed businesses he also paid himself over $1.1M in total compensation… very clearly started in those SEC filings you mentioned. [https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1814215/000119312526187721/buru-20251231.htm](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1814215/000119312526187721/buru-20251231.htm) https://preview.redd.it/615072du1f6h1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=824ec13caa2d3dfc55078e8cbc8a8be247eb7b4d

SignificanceLate7002

Dilute - dilute - dilute - reverse split Repeat this patter over and over and you'll have BURU's business plan. If you bought 200,000 shares in 2024 for 20 cents each, the price at the time, you would now have 1000 shares worth 16 cents each.

VagisilKotexKun

Based on this quick research.....I'll pass on BURU. BURU (NUBURU) — This is the type of stock where the upside looks enormous on paper, but the balance-sheet risk is extreme. Latest Filing Intelligence (May–June 2026) Positive NUBURU is no longer just a blue-laser company. Management is attempting to transform BURU into a: Defense technology platform Electronic warfare company Critical infrastructure security company Dual-use defense systems business � ir.nuburu.net +1 The company has also been pursuing acquisitions and investments as part of that transformation strategy. � Nasdaq +1 Management recently stated it expected: Positive stockholders' equity Improved compliance position Strategic transformation progress during 2026. � ir.nuburu.net +1 Negative (The Big Stuff) This is where things get ugly. Revenue is Tiny Latest Q1 2026: Revenue: $407,644 Operating expenses: $7.7M Gross loss reported. � Stock Titan +1 This is nowhere near a self-sustaining business yet. Reverse Split History BURU already implemented: 1-for-4.99 reverse split in February 2026 after trading fell below exchange minimum requirements. � Securities and Exchange Commission +1 Whenever I see: reverse split capital raises compliance issues all together... I get cautious. Financing Dependence The latest filings show they are still relying heavily on financing transactions and capital raises to operate. Q1 financing activity exceeded $12M. � Stock Titan That means: 🚨 More dilution remains possible. Price Action Recent pricing: Trading around $0.16–0.23 Market cap roughly $30M–40M Down over 90% in the past year. � Stock Titan +1 That tells you the market still does not trust the turnaround Bull Case If management successfully executes: Defense acquisitions work Electronic warfare narrative gains traction Revenue scales Compliance issues disappear Then BURU could absolutely become a multi-bagger because the market cap is tiny. � ir.nuburu.net +1 Bear Case The risk is: Another financing round More dilution Another reverse split Continued revenue weakness That's why the stock is trading where it is today. � Stock Titan +1

Legalish_Complex

sell everything and buy BURU. I’ve been moving between CXAI and BURU. going to half and half now for the next news updates

GunterOasis

Market up, down or sideways - BURU always red

GunterOasis

Yeah Amze, GNS and Buru kicked my butt. I am still bag holding BURU

Few_Machine5197

BURU rhymes with poopoo and it has for a long time

TablePretty1011

BURU rally

TablePretty1011

BURU rally

Serious_Standard8204

BURU

MtGloomy0420

Yet that Zamboni CEO can file the paperwork immensely fast when he’s acquiring his own failed companies for millions of dollars of $BURU debt and shareholder dilution… Oh…and he pulled in over $1M last year!

Remigius

Im a fool. But back in BURU

blazing_straddles

*2026 Compensation Arrangements for Our Co-CEOs* *Effective March 16, 2026, our Board approved setting the 2026 annual base salary, effective January 1, 2026, for each Co-CEO at $600,000.* *Our Board, at the recommendation of the Compensation Committee, established a performance-based, annual incentive cash opportunity (the “Annual Incentive Plan”) of up to a set percentage of base salary for certain officers and employees of the Company designated by the Compensation Committee or the Board, including the Co-CEOs. Effective March 16, 2026, our Board adopted an Annual Incentive Plan for 2026 (the “2026 AIP”).* *The 2026 AIP consists of an overall cap for the award at 100% of base salary, a maximum payout per metric of up to 140%, pro-rata recognition for partial achievement of metrics, and a non-discretionary calculation methodology.* Yay! They got another raise this year. Fleecing the rubes continues to pay exceptionally well at BURU.

Remigius

I want so bad for BURU to someday not suck

Southern-Number-3300

Got a better feeling about LASE then I do about BURU

TheHyperboley

Man fuck BURU https://preview.redd.it/6rxq827s9yzg1.jpeg?width=1079&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1aa431615eb39438caee2516d90624c30f69927e

johnnyshots22

DVLT just won't move no matter what news they put out . Stay away. Much better out there. This D word should be banned like the B word BURU 😂

LostAbbott

Dude.  Take it out.  This is a scam stock.  Along with BURU, NRED, ext...

jakerlaurent

BURU steady climber

No_Fall_1820

Dude nothing smart about dumbasses shilling BURU. Most bs I’ve ever witnessed.

Legalish_Complex

Call me crazy but after the last two days gains and sell offs I just went back in 50k shares of BURU at .30. Thinking that is going to be a support level. 😬

m0rf3u5

Joining in a short squeeze on BURU today

KodiakBlackIsBack

BURU again, been on a mf tear

LongTermStocks

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AngusMeatStick

Ah another pump on our darling BURU... NFA, this is a stock you buy, take your winnings early, and walk away from. Holding this stock long basically guarantees you won't make money on it. Every win I've had on this stock have come from flipping it within a week of buying.

tendie_bot

[https://www.tendie.bot/reddit/posts/BURU](https://www.tendie.bot/reddit/posts/BURU) We track errythang.... Still in early stages of development, despite months of work lmao.

2ForEmbellishing

I have such PTSD from BURU I almost pass out every time someone mentions them.

CPAB22

BURU. Volume happening

SignificanceLate7002

This is a good day for me to sit on the sidelines. Everything I'm looking at or holding is red while the market sits at ATH and shit like BURU is running. See you all tomorrow. ✌️

Fast-nloose

BURU running again today.

Wooden-Variety175

In CPIX at 4.3 MSOS at 5.6 hahajaha. YCBD at 1.2 HAHAHHA And BURU at .33 We shall see

Wooden-Variety175

Small amount of BURU at .33.

Simple_Abrocoma_9407

BURU running

type_error

VM, thoughts on BURU?

Ok-Barracuda39

VM, what are the reasons behind the sudden pump in BURU?

ShartInYourFace

TPET and more BURU cause I love the pennystonks!

Ok-Barracuda39

BURU stock rocketing... did I miss something?

-eShTuPiD

The new wave of sheeps, what can I say. I've been warning these people for over 2 years. Especially on BURU

Ok-Barracuda39

Still waiting on my shit stocks to strap a green rocket into their anus and launch (GPUS BURU)

REEMFMetalHead

Its very structure is designed to fuck retailers, like BURU.

omegacrunch

Jet, GPUS, BURU ....these are dark holes where money goes

Front-Page_News

There are 3 other acquisitions within BURU...

REEMFMetalHead

They're diluting while promising the world? Yeah, fuck that, just out of principle. That's what BURU does, lol.

Ok-Barracuda39

So, while we are pumping bullshit on nothing, can we pump my shitstocks like GPUS, HOWL, and BURU? Thanks.

DragonFire38

Tekne news can drop any day! BURU 💥

ComplexJudgment9669

Entrata in BURU

REEMFMetalHead

https://preview.redd.it/lmdxe21ao6ug1.png?width=279&format=png&auto=webp&s=90b39843b0706ecfe003e77100721b51ed219a45 Did some trimming. Dumped IPW - apparently it's a dilution machine, as bad if not worse than BURU.

DragonFire38

BURU !!🔥⬆️😎

No_Cell6708

The Big List of Stupid Balance Sheets.   - NXXT: $650k cash with $35 million debt/payables due this year and no way to pay beyond dilution  - BURU: $6.8m cash with $42 million in debt/payables  due this year and no way to pay beyond dilution   - NRXP: $7m cash and **$32 million current liabilities due this year and no way to pay beyond dilution   - OTLK: $11m cash and receivables vs $46 million in current debt/payables due this year. No revenue to speak of. Dilution likely.  - MNTS: $670k in cash with a whopping $17.3 million in debt/payables due this year.   - ASBP: $1.95m in cash and $13.86m in debt/payables due this year - SMX: $750k cash vs $22.25 million in debt/payables due this year. Total assets massively inflated by goodwill. - HUBC: $920k cash ($19m cash and receivables) vs a hilarious $129.22m in debt/payables due this year - BNAI: $150k cash and receivables vs $12.31m in debt/payables due this year - BNZI: $850k cash (+1.83m receivables) vs $26.05m in debt/payables due this year -HUBC: $920k cash vs $129.5m in current liabilities