CE

ReiShirouOfficial

My current play is txtm - Intent to retire in my 20s from it... Listen before judging this... https://preview.redd.it/v0b56v2v8knf1.png?width=689&format=png&auto=webp&s=eb47b070d4d3d70e55c028df11c0b6ceec90366f Q2 Assets doubled from 255m to 505m which by contract we are owed another 500m in assets thus doubling the balance sheet again. Paper wise we are trading at a 30m market cap with 505m+ in assets Waiting for PCAOB audit + sec reporting to be done at this moment. Backed by a prestigious chairmen who owns a farm half the size of paris which we will benefit from them soon A caveot emptor was removed so the only thing in the last 2 years was multiplying the balance sheet but ever since CE removal 3 months ago We learned we are finally hiring a PR firm / IR firm and advisory team People will bring up share structure but to get that out of the way, management has never diluted a share, and plan to uplist every share... Very great candidate for a long term buy and hold imo

______deleted__

“I hope I get the offer from IBM” said no talented CS/SWE/CE/AI graduate ever since the 2010s.

Roznadolina

If Liberty gets FDA approval, I honestly think MBOT could go way higher than people expect. We’re talking about the first remotely operated robotic system for endovascular procedures – that’s not just another “me-too” medtech, that’s a potential category creator. FDA approval would not only validate the technology but also open the doors to real hospital adoption in the US. From there, CE marking in Europe and approvals in other major markets (Japan, Middle East, LatAm) could follow. Each step would expand the TAM massively. Right now MBOT trades like a speculative microcap, but if Liberty proves itself clinically and commercially, you could easily see this rerating into small-mid cap territory over time. I don’t like throwing out exact numbers, but it’s not crazy to imagine multiples of the current market cap if adoption is successful. The real upside comes if Liberty establishes itself as a new standard of care in vascular robotics. That’s when you stop thinking in “hundreds of millions” and start thinking in “billions.” This is obviously high risk/high reward, but the potential runway here is enormous. If they execute, Liberty could take MBOT from being just another microcap ticker to a name everyone in medtech knows. 🚀

salty0waldo

Just wanted to add I was in DOW for a long time, terrible capital management that they are correcting. I exited prior to the previous quarter. I intend to re-enter this or next quarter. I am also eyeing LYB. A few other names are CC (refrigerant), EMN (vinyl), DD (speciality), CE (diverse)

ALQU1MISTA

I rather moved towards CE considering this year results. I would say that smaller companies will adapt better to current challenging conditions

salty0waldo

DOW and LYB are primarily commodities so polypropylene and polyethylene. They are hit hard by both tariffs and margin compression. CE, Westlake, and EMN have small commodity exposure. If the trough bottoms here, this is a nice base.

davewritescode

The magic has never been marketing, it’s been an impeccable sense of timing combined with nearly flawless technical execution. Apple has always been late to the game but when they enter a segment, they perfect it overnight. Portable MP3 players were a thing in the late 90s but the iPod was a revelation. Now instead of shuffling 10 songs onto a 128mb MP3 player I had my entire music library in my pocket. Same with the iPhone, nobody gave a shit about the bulky heavy Windows CE based phones or Sidekicks but when they iPhone came out it felt like a very viable useful product that made a real difference in day to day life. Microsoft had tablets in the early 2000s, but it wasn’t until the iPad came out that anyone cared about tablets. I have a feeling we’ll see history repeat itself here and it’s why I’m still a shareholder.

salty0waldo

Wow big gap down after reporting for CE, will have to dive in later. No positions here though, just following along.

salty0waldo

CE reports after close today, with how beaten down that sector has been hard to fathom a similar gap down like LYB, DOW, and EMN.

cowardunblockme

Was doing OK then covid hit and women started wearing yoga pants while shopping. Stock soared. New CEO arrived and started selling a workout mirror. When covid ended, people didn't want to work out at home. Plus sized women started wearing the pants and new manufacturers didn't have same quality. Pants looked see thru. New CE0 said They're not for everyone. Alienated many customers. Stock fell like a rock. New competition out hustled them for younger customers. Not sure what's been happening lately.

netflix-ceo

CE O no she di’nt

AntelopeSilver9351

I know,I know.   Gotta say,  more real estate though, n'est CE pas?

elegance78

Yeah, 95% of Russia still lives like if it the year was 450 CE...

Surprise_Typical

I'm so mad I could murder their CE....oh

PartTalker

True, but again... there are ways around that if the battery's starting energy density is significantly higher. For instance, Amprius batteries are far more likely to be used in eVTOLs because of the premium on gravimetric density. But there are also two more aspects of eVTOL use case that make the cycle life less important than EVs: 1) You do not drain the batteries to 100% depth of discharge because you'll always keep a 20-25% reserve to stay airborne. That puts a lot less stress on cycle life. 2) The packs will not be structural, so they wouldn't be planning to have them last 10+ calendar years like a Tesla. And while the cycle life is more of a problem in EVs, your battery management system could artificially use that extra starting capacity to mimic longer cycle life by limiting depth of discharge earlier in the pack's life and relaxing those limits as the battery pack ages. That would mean lower useful range early, but extend the range later in the vehicle's lifespan. Again, all with potentially having a higher range and better charging speed. Maybe. But yeah, silicon high energy anodes in mass-produced EVs is still problematic mostly due to the desired long calendar life. They are a much better use case fit for airborne use cases (drone, UAS, eVTOL) or replaceable use cases (LEV, CE).

Expensive-Ad7498

From an old 8K in 2021 (so keep in mind this is dated but just to illustrate that the graph you share is not relevant for mobile cells): EX-1: 900 Wh/L energy density 2022 EX-2: 1,030 Wh/L energy density 2023 EX-3: 1,255 Wh/L energy density 2025 [link to the 8K](https://ir.enovix.com/static-files/c1e1c4fe-ed73-43f9-8116-deb241613794) Take this with a grain of salt obviously this was before management change etc but they are already working on EX4M right now, safe to say these densities will be achieved and thats where the true value is. Im not even invested in ENVX for the potential EV value because its so far out, CE is the game

Expensive-Ad7498

Not really a competitor, 2 completely different markets. Also ampx cycle life is unusuable for CE and EV, and engineered silicon (amprius) is much more expensive than an architectural change that is material agnostic

Expensive-Ad7498

Ampx market is very limited as cycle life is unusable for EV and CE. Its good for EVTOL and drones but engineered silicon is always more expensive. ENVX has a much larger TAM with consumer electronics

ReiShirouOfficial

Lucky you then for holding, it’s go time, CE off and the operation is still going Q2 will be a bomb drop

ReiShirouOfficial

https://preview.redd.it/derxfcvj31ef1.png?width=714&format=png&auto=webp&s=e9947713c3235b9c1eaf76264d569eac1e25c021 JUST cause we didnt see it happen due to the CE, does not mean nothing was happening! He would not have bought 200 million shares and counting, with his own pocket money to lead the company to nothing... This is all all product...

ReiShirouOfficial

1) Not an issue, if its truly a unicorn we are going to the nasdaq, the expectation on the balance sheet on the Q2 in less than 30 days is over a billion if not multiple billion(s) 2) ackowledge this, 10 days after that press release they were put on ce (Caveot emptor), not tradable in the USA for 2.7 years, The thought is the PR was too big for a random penny stock they said "Woah this aint right", But after 2.7 years they came off the CE and none of the financials or tweets were taken down meaning it was all legit. Its not on the financials because the CE, so basically the company focused on multiply their inventory, as you can see we went from 15 million to 255 million... (Which now is probably in the billions), they spent 2 years strengenthing the balance sheet so now the big deal orders can come through.... (They became tradable again in the US 1.5 months ago). 3) Supply agreement bro, its inside that 2.3 million pound PR, Meaning its like a partnership we help fulfill the order with TXTM technology, cause we own extraction technology, we extract canabanoids for example out of the seeds and byproduct thus we can get revenue splits. And no its 255 million read the financials. UNDERSTAND 2023 was audited, currently we are getting a pcaob and form 10 audit to become sec complient IF THEY WERE A FRAUD, they OTC would have not relisted TXTM and taken the Caveot emptor off. https://preview.redd.it/fuwtkfo831ef1.png?width=778&format=png&auto=webp&s=8b3f2591f726e2ddbe63e06f0fbebece4d271989

BOOMHOTSTOCKS

Newegg Commerce, Inc. operates as an electronics-focused e-retailer in the United States, Canada, and internationally. The company offers desktops, laptops, gaming laptops, peripherals, and accessories; CPU/processors, graphic cards, motherboards, storage devices, and computer accessories; and software, virtual reality, gaming consoles, networking, digital games, home appliances, gaming desks/chairs, and TVs. It provides supply chain third-party services, such as Shipped by Newegg, offers warehousing and fulfillment services; Newegg Logistics, provides warehousing, inventory management, order processing, packing, and shipping; and Newegg Staffing, offers clerical, manufacturing, and logistics employee placement. In addition, the company operates B2C platforms, including Newegg.com, an online e-commerce platform; Newegg.ca, an e-commerce platform focusing on IT/CE products; and Newegg Global, as well as mobile apps; and B2B platforms comprising NeweggBusiness.com. It sells its products under the Asus, MSI, HP, Lenovo, Acer, Microsoft, Samsung, LG, Gigabyte, Logitech, Intel, AMD, MSI, Corsair, ASRock, Western Digital, Seagate, G.Skill, Meta, PlayStation, Dyson, Netgear, Nintendo, H&R Block, and Adobe brands. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Diamond Bar, California. Newegg Commerce, Inc. is a subsidiary of Digital Grid (Hong Kong) Technology Co., Ltd.

salty0waldo

lol DOW/LYB/OLN/CE at this point just need to declare bankruptcy...

Red_Zone_Broly

#"Iran is weeks away from having nukes..." #- The Council of Nicaea, May 325 CE

netflix-ceo

CE Oh no they di’nt

FuckElonMuskkk

Lmao it's Sergeant Johnson from Halo: CE

JudgmentvsChemical

To name a few of them **Greco-Persian Wars** (499–449 BCE) - **Wars of Alexander the Great** (335–323 BCE) - **Roman-Parthian Wars** (66 BCE–217 CE) - **Byzantine-Sassanid Wars** (502–628 CE) - **Arab Conquests** (7th–8th centuries CE) - **Crusades** (1096–1291 CE) - **Ottoman Wars** (1299–1922 CE) - **Middle Eastern Theatre of World War I** (1914–1918) - **Arab Revolt** (1916–1918) - **Israeli-Arab Wars** (1948–present) - **Iran-Iraq War** (1980–1988) - **Gulf War** (1990–1991) - **Iraq War** (2003–2011) - **Syrian Civil War** (2011–present) - **Yemeni Civil War** (2014–present) That's not even mentioning that knights of Templar and the Crusades that centered around Isreal and Jerusalem **Siege of Jerusalem (1187)** - **Battle of Hattin (1187)** - **Siege of Acre (1191)** - **Battle of Arsuf (1191)** - **Battle of Mansurah (1250)** - **Siege of Acre (1291)** They been fighting for one reason or another since the beginning of time it seems.

netflix-ceo

CE Oh no he di’nt

WinterHill

There were more than one generation of Microsoft phones. Ever use Windows CE? It was the precursor to the “Microsoft phone”. And it was next levels of awful. The thing it was really bad at was being a phone. It did other stuff ok.

MaxBlackAUT

INBS a rough couple of weeks are behind us. They have a working product, they are CE certified in EU and it’s missing the FDA approval. Once this is here I’m certain this could go mental. Anyways good luck to you all!

HiJustWhy

Joseph was descended from cleopatra, not mary. Altho there is evidence even she was a follower of Isis: ‘worship of Isis was ended by the rise of Christianity in the fourth through sixth centuries CE. Her worship may have influenced Christian beliefs and practices such as the veneration of Mary’ Similarities between Isis and Mary, the mother of Jesus, have also been scrutinized. Protestants have argued that Catholic veneration of Mary is a remnant of paganism. R. E. Witt saw Isis as the "great forerunner" of Mary. He suggested converts to Christianity who had formerly worshipped Isis would have seen Mary in much the same terms as their traditional goddess. He pointed out that the two had several spheres of influence in common — agriculture and protection of sailors. He compared Mary's title "Mother of God" to Isis's epithet "mother of the god", and Mary's "queen of heaven" to Isis's "queen of heaven". John McGuckin, a church historian, says that Mary absorbed superficial traits from goddesses, such as iconography. Images of Isis with Horus in her lap are often suggested as an influence on the iconography of Mary, particularly images of Mary nursing the infant Jesus, as images of nursing women were rare in the ancient Mediterranean world outside Egypt. Vincent Tran Tam Tinh points out that the latest images of Isis nursing Horus date to 4th century CE, while the earliest images of Mary nursing Jesus date to the 7th century CE. Sabrina Higgins, drawing on his study, argues that if there is a connection between the iconographies of Isis and Mary, it is limited to images from Egypt. Thomas F. Mathews and Norman Muller think Isis's pose in late antique panel paintings influenced several types of Marian icons, inside and outside Egypt. Elizabeth Bolman says these early Egyptian images of Mary nursing Jesus were meant to emphasize his divinity, much as images of nursing goddesses did in ancient Egyptian iconography. Higgins argues that such similarities prove that images of Isis influenced those of Mary

PantaRheiExpress

Nero did not end Roman hegemony. He died in 68 CE, the empire reached its largest geographic extent in 117 CE, went through a series of catastrophes in the 3rd century, and then finally ended in 476 CE, while the Eastern Empire endured for another 1,000 years. I agree with your point about narcissistic leaders, and Nero certainly caused some problems, but he can’t be single-handedly blamed for what happened to Rome.

Ballroom150478

The man is and remains a clueless moron. VAT is applied to everything. Foreign as well as domestic products. It's a sales tax. Safety standards is something the US has too, but I suppose you can argue that the CE and cUL, for instance, are intangible trade barriers. The deficit he's mentioning, is based on not including services. If you include those, the deficit drops to...I think it's around 60 billion, as the US runs a MASSIVE surplus on those things, pretty much everywhere. And so on.

salty0waldo

Basic materials, specifically plastics (polyethylene, polypropylene) like DOW, LYB, BASF, CE are literally just straight down stocks at this point. With so much macro-economic uncertainty layered atop already lowing demand this cohort likely will continue to see their market caps shrink. This is just crazy to me, and yes I get the business sector is very cyclic but this entire sector is pricing in not just recession but entire depression in that industry. Crazy. These are pretty big companies as well that employee alot of jobs. It is likely that even after most of these names being cut in half over the past 12 months, that their market caps today are still going to be peak from 5 years out. Wild.

Field_Sweeper

And you know what, just about everything that comes here from China is ignoring laws, dangerous chemicals, Fake UL or CE listing etc. So I honestly don't even care a lick about anything China.

does-this-work1991

Not if ~50% of all spending is being done by the top 10% of income earners. By definition consumer spending is done by the broad public because everyone consumes. That said, I should’ve rephrased and say that simply a small number of households are driving continued overall spending growth. Instead of seeing 50% of spending driven by say the top 30% or 40% of income households it’s concentrated to top 10%. Indicating that the bottom 90% income households (the overwhelming majority of Americans households) aren’t driving spending and are continuing to represent a smaller share of spending as has been the case since the early 2000s. The point you’re making about the bottom portion of households still spending but spending more of their relative take home though is something that should be highlighted in addition in the article and analysis. That can also be backed up with BLS CE survey data

Ok_Farmer_7204

My plan is to load up at the lowest levels, sell some at the highs if an interim spike happens, and then reload after any dilutive events -Because at that point, not only will they have all of that positive development, they'll also have a stronger cash balance and a clear runway into the U.S. market. Their product is already CE -marked and in commercial use in EU, so this stock (unlike many other hyped-up stocks around here) to me seems like it has some deeper value.

luvs_spaniels

Inflation is a lagging indicator. By the time it is reported, the data in the report is several months to 2 years old. "There is a time lag between the expenditure survey and its use in the CPI. For example, CPI data in 2023 was based on data collected from the Consumer Expenditure Surveys (CE) for 2021." [Consumer Price Index FAQs - BLS](https://www.bls.gov/cpi/questions-and-answers.htm) It is highly likely most, if not all, of the data in the latest CPI report was collected during Biden's time in office, meaning before the first tariff increase. The media gives credit for the report to whoever is in office when its published. That's why inflation looked normal when people were complaining about housing costs in 2020. Anyone who bought groceries knew prices were going up months before the inflation report showed anything. That's why there are articles like [this one from the Kansas City Fed](https://fedinprint.org/item/fedker/31331#:~:text=Prominent%20leading%20indicators%20of%20inflation,to%20predict%20the%20inflation%20rate.%3E) about leading indicators for inflation. Modeling inflation projections is always interesting, often wrong, and rather cutting edge. By that, I mean Central Banks and economists are more likely to publish how they constructed the latest model than ongoing results.

MELOFINANCE

In 2005, Toyota offered several vehicles with starting prices under $15,000, appealing to budget-conscious buyers. Here’s a breakdown of those models: ⸻ 🚗 2005 Toyota Echo The Echo was Toyota’s most affordable model in 2005, known for its simplicity and fuel efficiency. • Base Coupe (Manual): $10,455 • Base Sedan (Manual): $10,985 • Base Coupe (Automatic): $11,255 • Base Sedan (Automatic): $11,785  All Echo trims were well below the $15,000 mark, making them an economical choice for drivers seeking reliability and excellent fuel economy. ⸻ 🚙 2005 Toyota Corolla The Corolla, a perennial favorite for its reliability, had several trims priced under $15,000: • CE (Manual): $13,780 • CE (Automatic): $14,580 • S (Manual): $14,825 • LE (Manual): $14,990   These trims offered a balance of comfort and efficiency, with the CE being the most budget-friendly option.  ⸻ 🛻 2005 Toyota Matrix The Matrix combined the practicality of a hatchback with the efficiency of a compact car. While most trims were above $15,000, the base model with manual transmission was just under: • Base 2WD (Manual): $14,860  This model provided versatility and cargo space, appealing to those needing more room without a significant price increase.  ⸻ 🚗 2005 Scion xA and xB Scion, Toyota’s youth-oriented brand, offered the xA and xB models, both starting under $15,000:  • Scion xA: Starting at approximately $12,480 • Scion xB: Starting at approximately $13,680  These models were known for their unique designs and customization options, targeting younger buyers seeking affordable and distinctive vehicles.  ⸻ Summary Model Starting MSRP Notes Toyota Echo $10,455 Most affordable, excellent fuel economy Toyota Corolla CE $13,780 Reliable compact sedan Toyota Matrix Base $14,860 Versatile hatchback Scion xA ~$12,480 Youthful design, compact hatchback Scion xB ~$13,680 Boxy design, spacious interior These options provided a range of choices for buyers in 2005, all under the $15,000 threshold, combining Toyota’s reputation for reliability with affordability.

Human-Worldliness999

Chinese news sources and social media predominantly present pro-Pakistan content, which tends to be well-received by Chinese netizens. Currently, the claim of 5 or 6 jets being shot down originates solely from a Pakistani source. While India hasn't confirmed or denied this, one leaked video footage shows debris clearly identifiable as belonging to a French-made aircraft. Due to restrictions on F-16 usage (limited to self-defense), Pakistan would likely have used a Chinese-designed/manufactured aircraft, either JF-17, J-10CE, or HQ-9 anti-aircraft missile. This plus the recent reports of China equipping the Pakistani Air Force with the full-fledged PL15 missile (not the export version) naturally create the impression that Chinese jets and missiles are actually capable of matching or even surpassing western-made counterparts, especially when people used to have the impression that Chinese made are just inferior knockoffs, and these altogether create more optimistism over the potential oversea markets of these Chinese made weapons.

BIP3N

What time is CE earnings?

BIP3N

PLTR? **CALLS** CELH? **PUTS** HIMS? **CALLS** CE? **CALLS** Easiest 50 bagger of the day. 

Baymax702

P.S. While all my friends post education were going to bars, picking up chicks, etc. I was busy using all of my young energy to create a successful business, working, and lots of CE, and my first investment was AMD when it was ~$2/share in 2009. Many of these friends fell off, but now they are working and barely enjoy their time. I work to make more time.

_hiddenscout

$LMAT Q1 Sales grew 12% to $59.9M with strong organic growth of 13% Gross margin improved to 69.2% (+60 bps) due to higher pricing and efficiencies Strong regional performance with EMEA sales up 18% and Americas up 11% Artegraft received MDR CE Mark approval, enabling European expansion Increased 2025 guidance: Sales to $245M (+12%) and EPS to $2.16 (+12%) Robust cash position of $302.5M, up $2.8M sequentially $75M share repurchase program authorized Chairman/CEO George LeMaitre said, “Q1 sales momentum allows us to increase our 2025 reported ($245mm) and organic (+13%) sales guidance, up from prior guidance of $239mm and 10%. $303mm of cash also provides strategic optionality.”

EveryRedditorSucks

Fuck Tesla - but Ford’s short term future prospects look incredibly dim. They recently cancelled their 3-row EUV, then officially cancelled their entire 4th gen electrical architecture. The P800 program (next gen Lightning) has been delayed numerous times and rumors are it may too be cancelled. At this point, CE1 is literally the only thing that can save Model E, imo. Otherwise I expect we’re looking at a full change in leadership from the top down. I strongly support union labor but the fact is Ford as a company hasn’t innovated jack shit in 5 full years at this point. They are so far behind the competition it’s laughable.

11Mikky11

That's because it's absolutely vast with different tariff rates for so many different goods or products from different countries or regions. Here are some rates here https://www.wto.org/english/res_e/statis_e/daily_update_e/tariff_profiles/CE_e.pdf

Altruistic-Car2880

There’s always a profit to be made. Follow the money. Cargill and CHS will profit from any corn and soybean sales that migrate to Brazil and South America from US. [Nutrien has entered the chat.](https://www.bing.com/fd/ls/GLinkPing.aspx?IG=1F697BA91C2A443E90BCEED0337268CE&&ID=SERP,5470.1&SUIH=fJK8raxWR6A8EAgc0VSknw&redir=aHR0cHM6Ly9lbi53aWtpcGVkaWEub3JnL3dpa2kvTnV0cmllbg)

Ozotso

2031CE. I’ve made a quarter million off SPY puts. I withdraw all my funds to buy a cooler and a sack of salt for $230,000.

whatarenumbers365

I’m a CE, that has never been my experience, civil sees it dead last. It’s not till public funding dries up. Also business right now booming, they can’t hire engineers fast enough. Maybe you’re in land development, and more focused on the commercial side.

No_Communication8613

It's not too early. This was just announced today. https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/04/23/3066719/0/en/Perspective-Therapeutics-Announces-Acceptance-of-VMT-%CE%B1-NET-and-VMT01-Data-for-Presentation-at-the-2025-ASCO-Annual-Meeting.html I want it to dip a bit before I get in.

xorfivesix

Trump looks CE to me, what with the 34 felonies and SA.

The_Keg

Because trashes like you keep spewing literally false populist piece of shit rhetorics. I didnt vote for Trump. Whats next? CE

SPQR0027

Yes! But the user banning and deleting of interesting posts will only affect the stock price when it reduces user engagement. RDDT's value is ad revenue (influenced by Daily Active User numbers) and selling content to the AI LLMs. As for the glory of Rome, isn't interesting that "the Roman Empire experienced significant currency devaluation, particularly during the third century CE, leading to inflation and economic instability. This occurred due to a combination of factors, including excessive government spending, wars, and a decline in the silver content of the denarius." - Google AI.

New-Scene9909

I may not made my way of word clear, but I think we are commenting on different things. I’m trying to make the point that peasants may not have the same derogatory effect if spewed upon a Chinese person compared to the US. A minor correction I’d like to make is that the Chinese are mostly peasants for approximately 2800 years (770BCE-2000CE), not just a century.

GoingtotheLou

Great summary. Well done ... Late in the day I heard that it could've been the Japanese that sold off. .. Unfortunately, I was in a CE class and missed the run up today, but caught some of the Monday run. .. Let's see what tomorrow brings.

ApetteRiche

Quite interesting that in 2022/2023 EU exports more agricultural products to the US than the other way around. Expensive wines/champagne/cheese and stuff I assume, while many American commodity agricultural products don't meet EU food safety standards. Apart from wine, does the US have fancy agricultural products? I also assume the EU is self sufficient with most commodity agricultural products and if they mess with that, French farmers burn down their country as we all know. Not sure where your quote is from, but if you look in the tables it says: Simple average final bound tariffs for the EU is 5 compared to US 3.4. So the EU has slightly higher tariffs compared to the US. Note that digital services are not mentioned here, which is of course a major US export (Google, Microsoft, META, streaming services, AWS etc.). Here are the tables: [https://www.wto.org/english/res\_e/statis\_e/daily\_update\_e/tariff\_profiles/US\_e.pdf](https://www.wto.org/english/res_e/statis_e/daily_update_e/tariff_profiles/US_e.pdf) [https://www.wto.org/english/res\_e/statis\_e/daily\_update\_e/tariff\_profiles/CE\_e.pdf](https://www.wto.org/english/res_e/statis_e/daily_update_e/tariff_profiles/CE_e.pdf)

johntruffalo

You can't seriously quote an AI answer as a reputable source for the actual level of tariffs. There are sources like the World Trade Organization (WTO) and others that will tell you that the 39% is complete nonsense. The average EU tariff on imports from non-EU countries is 5.0%, according to the World Trade Organization (WTO). See here https://www.wto.org/english/res_e/statis_e/daily_update_e/tariff_profiles/CE_E.pdf

King_Lothar_

Actually one of those was pretty close, Regan was the beginning of supply side economics, also known as "Trickle down economics" which has and always will disproportionately benefit the richest among us, and sure as hell you can look at the wealth inequality over time in the country and it just exploded after Regan. Republicans also famously sabotage things like education, etc, because they know uneducated masses are easier to control. [From the man himself.](https://www.wsj.com/video/trump-thanks-poorly-educated-after-nevada-win/127337F4-2266-4773-822F-91127003B1CE)

valibrudi

https://youtu.be/HR03S7M9-BU?si=CE9c-91P_sGfEVxO

Jokiranta

When i ordered a tool from China I could choose what stamp I needed, CE or UL etc 😀

Own-Wolverine-5361

- St. Patrick was born in Roman Britain (possibly in Wales) around 386 CE, and was later captured and taken to Ireland as a slave. - After escaping slavery, he became a priest and returned to Ireland as a missionary, establishing churches and monasteries. - He died on March 17, 461 CE, and while he was never formally canonized, he is widely venerated as a saint.

Ok_Cry7572

S&P500 rebalancing today. Stocks being added: DoorDash, $DASH TKO Group, $TKO Williams Sonoma, $WSM Expand Energy, $EXE Stocks being removed: Borgwarner, $BWA Teleflex, $TFX Celeanese, $CE

CapitalElk1169

My best investments of all time. Bought sealed CE sets for $400 and sold for $20,000 each. Just needed to hold for 20 years lol Still have a full black bordered power 9, too.

PattyPooner

Earnings today, finally showing growth with the 365 sensor (earnings pre released), pump partnership(s) should be announced soon, CE for EU approval. Not that it will show effects soon but dexcom has been having some issues with their G7 recently could lead to more people switching as SENs continues gaining traction. I think they’re going to issue some stellar guidance for 2025.

taplar

Ah, I see. My apologies. My brain apparently decided to change "CE" to "QE" to Quantitative Easing to "the market".

ALMessenger

I was talking a specific stock . . . “CE”

RuinousGaze

[HLXB (no warrants) DA with BridgeBio Oncology Therapeutics](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250228624323/en/BridgeBio-Oncology-Therapeutics-BBOT-and-Helix-Acquisition-Corp.-II-Announce-Business-Combination-Agreement-to-Create-Publicly-Listed-Biotechnology-Company-Advancing-a-Pipeline-of-RAS-and-PI3K%CE%B1-Targeting-Medicines)

ALMessenger

Buy when there is blood in the streets. We have a blood in the streets moment going right now for CE Trying to catch a falling knife isn’t necessarily a good idea but I think this is what the rare “good deal” the market has to offer us looks like. Not to say it can’t/wont go down further though

RuinedBooch

I really appreciate the insight. I’m brand new to this, and not super financially literate. I’ve been trying to learn more, but between running a one woman business, running a household, and trying to maintain life’s responsibilities, it’s been difficult to get started with investing. It seems like there’s so much to learn, and lately I’ve been favorite CE in my learning time. Things that seem like common sense to a lot of people here are brand new to me. I wasn’t raised in a financially literate household, and trying to learn about investing online is a huge undertaking. I’m just trying to get my foot in the door somehow, or else I’m afraid I’ll never start. It’s nice to know that I can transfer the funds later to something that might be better suited to me as I learn and grow. I’m assuming this means I should be focusing on my portfolio with acorns, and not an IRA which can’t be transferred later.

netflix-ceo

CE Oh no he di’nt

Auxiliarius

Waving around institution names BlackRock Vanguard Fidelity is a weak argument: these institutional funds buy into countless tiny equities for indexing or broad sector exposure not because they foresee some stock price moonshot! Worse pointing to options data or a “bullish put/call ratio” as rock solid proof of an imminent surge is just lazy analysis Options flows are fickle and a small wave of speculative traders chasing a short-term runup can skew ratios overnight. Equally unconvincing is the incessant plugging of “upcoming CE mark” or “FDA approval for 365-day CGM” Even if such regulatory milestones come through commercial success and meaningful revenue traction in a ferociously competitive CGM market (dominated by Dexcom, Abbott, etc) is far from guaranteed. Revenue “doubling” is a cheap soundbite, especially for a penny stock with a minuscule baseline doubling a tiny figure is still a tiny figure more crucially SENS has been notorious for running cash negative operations and might very well depend on further dilution to survive That means more shares flooding the market whittling down any potential upside for existing investors.

Joey-the-Bot

$BEEM achieving Build America, Buy America Act and CE compliance as well as gaining 3 new distribution partners in January 🤔🤔🤔

Own-Wolverine-5361

Valentine of Rome, a priest in Rome during the reign of Emperor Claudius II (around 270 CE). He is said to have been arrested for secretly marrying Christian couples and aiding Christians persecuted under Roman law.

Weak_Ostrich459

THEYRE LIVE https://www.youtube.com/live/PgkZGhnHLXE?si=-Tlh14TFW7CE0PdA

Weak_Ostrich459

https://www.youtube.com/live/PgkZGhnHLXE?si=-Tlh14TFW7CE0PdA for the Jpow testimony

Dirtygeebag

This is a high risk high reward stock. Having a product to market helps. Also CE certification helps, would like to see FDA though, which is somewhat more rigorous. The share dilution is a risk, but that’s the game sometimes. When companies need to generate cash it’s very rarely accomplished without strings attached. I picked up 1,200, will continue to add while it’s under a dollar till I get to 10,000. For anyone else considering a couple of $|€KKs on it, I don’t want my post to used as a indicator of less risk, the past 6 months have been good to me, so I can risk it with little impact to my finances.

bepisdegrote

I may have insights into why devices like these are problematic. I work in the regulatory field for medical devices, but I am not an expert on these particular products, so do take this with a grain of salt. Any device that is for layman use that is 'high-risk', in this particular case due to the dangers of both false positives and false negatives, is a) incredibly hard to get approval for and b) is a massive lawsuit waiting to happen. The reason for that is because the dumbest person you have ever met needs to be able to read the instructions and operate it in such a way that the chance of improper use is as good as zero. Somebody got tested, but the test wasn't done correctly and now they operated machinery while on coke? Lawsuit. Someone got tested, but the device doesn't pick up on the specific mix of opioids in their system? Lawsuit. Someone got tested and the result was positive, but the device picked up on a completely harmless thing in their body that shares commonalities with an illegal drug? Lawsuit. Beyond this scepticism, I would be really really hesistant to invest in medtech and biotech if you are not very familiar with the industry. Regulatory compliance, distribution development, costs and competition, it is all so very specific and precise that I myself don't like investing in this field. Especially with companies that are betting the farm on a single product that hasn't been approved yet, and may never will be. If you believe that this company will go somewhere, please check in regularly and invest once they receive market approval (either CE or FDA). If they start growing as a company after that, your gains will still be significant, but the risk of losing everything will be significantly lower.

Helpme1187

They don’t require FDA approval but do have a CE mark. I’m in the process of reviewing all the other company information.

himaalayan

NVDA 120 CE is cheap right now but I have a bad feeling

Same-Brilliant2014

This is why you're CE0

Akagami2506

MSFT 445 CE 

poco

Where do the Windows CE phones fall in that list? (Hint, far past the bottom)

AgitatedStranger9698

Thats not entirely fair or an apt comparison. Jobs added a cell phone to an iPod. Thats it. People need to stop glorifying it. A closer example would be Palm to Blackberry than Apple. A better example would be GE before Welch left or LG/Samsung. GE has a mountain of debt but massive footprint in US CE top of the line everything and a massive employer and contractor to the US. LG and Samsung were comparatively tiny foreign companies with a lack of insight into US markets but can produce like crazy.

BullishN00b

They produce their own diagnostic testing mainly for dogs and horses, truforma. They also own pulsevet which is shockwave treatment mainly for horses. They have a microscope which prepares its own slides. This year they have approved CE mark for Europe. Also market in central america as well as Middle east. Here is a video you can use to do your own DD. [ZOM Vodeo](https://youtu.be/OB2GpY1k4Jw)

PopeNopeII

We might make shite EVs but we've got the CE down to a tee, something you dipshits still can't do.

entropic-sieve

Here is the 8K for the buyback: [https://archive.fast-edgar.com/20241205/AR22D22C8222B2H2222B2CE2KMBMI222A262/](https://archive.fast-edgar.com/20241205/AR22D22C8222B2H2222B2CE2KMBMI222A262/)

Available-Ad3635

It’s referred to as “virtue-signaling”. 10 years ago owning a Model S was a status symbol. Now they’re all over the place and there are a lot of other cars, SUVs and trucks that look similar to the average person. As a result, people that need validation for $100k cars are not getting the attention that fills the void. A cybertruck attempts to remedy that given its “design” contrasts starkly against other cars because.. ya know… it makes no fucking sense outside of Halo CE circa de 2001.

Outside-Owl-5656

CE- Celanese Trump's homies in middle stream Acetyl Chain chemicals production. Used in every major industry. Gvt contracts are looking mighty nice gentlemen. Great bullish chart.

SnooPandas2519

I think selectively it is a new era. There are many small cap stocks that otherwise would flounder that are given a leg up because of the unprecedented access to information. I've been following Beyond Air (XAIR) for the last 2 months. Got in at .37 and now its at .50. They just got a CE mark from the EU this morning, which comes with it a major payment from a global distributor. This will get them in EU and Asia pacific countries. A small company I visited a few weeks ago for their shareholder meeting. They are a small firm poised to do great things. There are many gems like this that would fall under the radar and fail back in the day.

netflix-ceo

CE Oh no he di’nt

Outside-Owl-5656

Check out Seacor marine as well. Celanese - CE and Constellium -CSTM also

bloppywipped

Comparison for each **Detection Method** ColoAlert uses PCR technology to detect tumor DNA. Cologuard combines DNA testing and blood detection through fecal immunochemical testing (FIT). **Accuracy** ColoAlert detects approximately 85% of colorectal cancer cases. Cologuard offers about 92% sensitivity but has a higher false positive rate of around 13%. **Sample Collection** ColoAlert requires a smaller and simpler stool sample, making it more convenient. Cologuard requires a larger, more involved sample collection process. **Regulatory Status** ColoAlert is CE-marked in Europe and awaiting approval in the United States. Cologuard is FDA-approved and widely available in the United States.

bloppywipped

hope you can understand more why coloalert is much better for me than cologuard 1. **Detection Method**: * ColoAlert uses PCR technology to detect tumor DNA. * Cologuard combines DNA testing and blood detection (FIT). 2. **Accuracy**: * ColoAlert detects \~85% of colorectal cancer cases. * Cologuard has \~92% sensitivity but higher false positives (\~13%). 3. **Sample Collection**: * ColoAlert requires a smaller, simpler stool sample. * Cologuard requires a larger, more involved sample. 4. **Regulatory Status**: * ColoAlert is CE-marked in Europe, awaiting U.S. approval. * Cologuard is FDA-approved in the U.S.

LineReact0r1

CE - Boomer Stock CSTM - Boomer Stock DLTR - Poors Stock MYE - Boomer Stock Fuck out here with them shits. Need to get rich quick and get hookers n blow NOW! 

Outside-Owl-5656

Todays Bullish Positions with amazing near term setups: Celanese - CE The company is the world’s leading producer of acetic acid, producing about 1.95 million tonnes per year, representing approximately 25% of global production. Celanese is also the world’s largest producer of vinyl acetate monomer (VAM). Constellium - CSTM Constellium is a world leading manufacturing company of high-quality aluminium products for the aerospace, automotive, and packaging markets and more. Dollar Tree - DLTR Dollar Tree competes in the dollar store and low-end retail markets. Each Dollar Tree stocks a variety of products, including national, regional, and private-label brands. Myers Industries- MYE is a manufacturer of sustainable plastic and metal products for the industrial, agricultural, automotive, commercial, marine, and consumer markets. The Company is also the largest distributor of tools, equipment and supplies for the tire, wheel, and under-vehicle service industry in the United States.

Longjumping_Rip_1475

Took stakes in SYM, CE, MRNA this week. Added to BIDU.

BostonVX

I like the medical technology space - specifically robotics. A company like Stereotaxis ( $STXS) is going to hook up AI so doctors can perform an ablation of the heart hands free. The AFIB / VT ablation market has a forecast of 12% CAGR over the next 10 years, old school doctors who refuse to learn robotics are retiring and best of all they are coming out with a mobile version in 2025. China just got approved and all hands are waiting on the CE mark for their magnetic catheter. I will easily go 100% on record here that $STXS will outperform both $QQQ and $NVDA over a 10 year time frame. Not dumping 100% into this either, but a good 25% - 50% of the portfolio in small and micro caps will beat the $SPY over the long run.

Outside-Owl-5656

Todays Bullish Positions with amazing near term setups: Celanese - CE The company is the world’s leading producer of acetic acid, producing about 1.95 million tonnes per year, representing approximately 25% of global production. Celanese is also the world’s largest producer of vinyl acetate monomer (VAM). Constellium - CSTM Constellium is a world leading manufacturing company of high-quality aluminium products for the aerospace, automotive, and packaging markets and more. Dollar Tree - DLTR Dollar Tree competes in the dollar store and low-end retail markets. Each Dollar Tree stocks a variety of products, including national, regional, and private-label brands. Myers Industries- MYE is a manufacturer of sustainable plastic and metal products for the industrial, agricultural, automotive, commercial, marine, and consumer markets. The Company is also the largest distributor of tools, equipment and supplies for the tire, wheel, and under-vehicle service industry in the United States.

Outside-Owl-5656

Todays Bullish Positions with amazing near term setups: Celanese - CE The company is the world’s leading producer of acetic acid, producing about 1.95 million tonnes per year, representing approximately 25% of global production. Celanese is also the world’s largest producer of vinyl acetate monomer (VAM). Constellium - CSTM Constellium is a world leading manufacturing company of high-quality aluminium products for the aerospace, automotive, and packaging markets and more. Dollar Tree - DLTR Dollar Tree competes in the dollar store and low-end retail markets. Each Dollar Tree stocks a variety of products, including national, regional, and private-label brands. Myers Industries- MYE is a manufacturer of sustainable plastic and metal products for the industrial, agricultural, automotive, commercial, marine, and consumer markets. The Company is also the largest distributor of tools, equipment and supplies for the tire, wheel, and under-vehicle service industry in the United States.

Outside-Owl-5656

Todays Bullish Positions with amazing near term setups (do your worst sluts): Celanese - CE The company is the world’s leading producer of acetic acid, producing about 1.95 million tonnes per year, representing approximately 25% of global production. Celanese is also the world’s largest producer of vinyl acetate monomer (VAM). Constellium - CSTM Constellium is a world leading manufacturing company of high-quality aluminium products for the aerospace, automotive, and packaging markets and more. Dollar Tree - DLTR Dollar Tree competes in the dollar store and low-end retail markets. Each Dollar Tree stocks a variety of products, including national, regional, and private-label brands. Myers Industries- MYE is a manufacturer of sustainable plastic and metal products for the industrial, agricultural, automotive, commercial, marine, and consumer markets. The Company is also the largest distributor of tools, equipment and supplies for the tire, wheel, and under-vehicle service industry in the United States.