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$CODA.. CEO is loading up on stock. Very undervalued with a small market cap
Possible Low Float Play with a high upside in the short and long term $CODA
$CODA Octopus to the Moon🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 LOW FLOAT STOCK.................With all the Low Float Stuff Moving. This GEM has flown under the radar.
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Totally. Honestly, nothing wrong with that. I invest in some companies just because I think they are cool lol. Like CODA and MIND fit into that bucket. Both actually generated FCF, but still cool. Yeah, when I was doing the drone research stuff, could never find anything that made sense, in terms of what I want to buy. Plus I own a lot of smaller defense names already, so don't want to get too over saturated into one thing. Actually just came across this name, I'm starting to look into: PAHC Sucks because it's been on a solid run, but the valuation isn't too bad: [https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=PAHC](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=PAHC)
For sure. ODD always shows up my screener and I've looked into them before, just beauty makes me nervous after seeing what happened to OLPX. However, I am tempted to want to move into the company, just learning more about them. Only thing that sticks out with ODD to me is that the operating margins seems kind of wonky. The revenue growth is solid and the gross margins are pretty stable, but seems like operating is kind of all over the place. Yeah, CODA has been a nice little run.
No clue why. My personal theory is that the Algos sold hard when it dropped below the 200 day, and there's been no buying catalyst yet. I've grown increasingly into the theory that Algos cause overreactions all the time, and this is probably one of those. On the flip side, that means more opportunities. Congratulations on CODA!
any reason it's been falling so much recently? Side note, $CODA is killing it today.
My exposure to copper is an Australian Copper Junior called CODA Minerals - approximately 1 millions shares at about AUD $0.099 average. I'm banking on a $4 share price when either production commences, or it's bought out by its much bigger next door neighbour, BHP Billiton. The company is still in the pre production phase which makes it a risky play, which also means the share price is heavily discounted. They just had an independent valuation carried out that said the fully diluted share price (which includes another funding raise next year) is AUD $0.46. Currently the stock is at AUD $0.135. The current funding raise is to bank roll their PFS. Right now, it's officially a copper/silver play, but they're working on bring cobalt back into their flow sheet. By itself, cobalt is about a AUD $1.5 billion resource (pre tax). By bringing Cobalt back into the mix, Coda will be entitled to a lot of Australian government funding and tax breaks available to companies mining minerals related to decarbonisation. It's a 100% gamble at this point, do your own DD.
If anyone is looking for a junior copper company with a decent board and is sitting on a good amount of untapped copper in a tier one jurisdiction, COD:ASX is worth a look. Courtesy of an oversubscribed capital raise where insiders accumulated, they've allocated some funds to drilling in a locations with very similar seismic and gravitational anomaly characteristics to an existing identified resource. And right now there's a coin toss play in motion, this drilling is being undertaken now and should report by end of the current quarter. If they find more copper, share price should bounce quite nicely, if they don't, well I might be DCAing... again. They'll either develop the project themselves or be bought out by their next door neighbour... BHP. All up I have 620k shares @ an average of AUD$0.097 (been buying in since $0.22) and 86k call options (Mar 28'29 $0.15 Call). Aside from my holdings, I have no other interest or links with CODA.
CCJ: Cameco Corporation (CCJ) is poised for a bullish session, driven by strong momentum in the nuclear energy sector, as tech giants like Microsoft and Google invest heavily in nuclear power. The stock has seen a significant rise, with a 10.4% increase last week, supported by positive news and a $295 billion opportunity in small modular reactors. Technical indicators show a strong upward trend, with the 8-day EMA at $55.37 above the current price of $56.62, and RSI levels indicating overbought conditions, suggesting continued buying pressure. The MACD histogram is positive, reinforcing bullish sentiment. Given the broader market's cautious optimism, CCJ may outperform, with an entry point around $56.50. Target the first price at $58.00 and a second at $59.50, with a stop loss at $54.50 to manage risk. Confidence in these targets is moderate to high, given the robust sector dynamics and technical strength. SMR: NuScale Power Corporation (SMR) is experiencing heightened interest due to its involvement in small modular nuclear reactors, with recent news of a deal with Amazon boosting investor confidence. The stock has shown strong momentum, trading above key moving averages, with the 10-day SMA at $15.66 and the current price at $17.70, indicating bullish sentiment. The RSI levels are nearing overbought territory, suggesting potential for a short-term pullback, but the MACD histogram remains positive, supporting continued upward movement. Given the broader market's cautious optimism and tech sector strength, SMR could benefit from increased attention on nuclear energy. For today's session, consider entering around $17.50, with a first target of $18.20 and a second target of $18.80, while setting a stop loss at $16.80 to manage risk. Confidence in reaching the first target is moderate, given the strong technical indicators, while the second target carries lower confidence due to potential market volatility. Overall, SMR presents a promising opportunity, but traders should remain vigilant of broader market shifts and sector-specific news. UUUU: Energy Fuels Inc. (UUUU) is poised for a potential upward move today, driven by recent news of increased interest in nuclear power from tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon, which could boost uranium demand. The stock has shown strong momentum, with the 8-day EMA at $6.42 above the 20-day EMA at $5.95, indicating a bullish trend. RSI levels are nearing overbought territory, suggesting caution but also confirming buying pressure. The MACD histogram is positive, reinforcing the bullish sentiment. Given the broader market's cautious optimism, UUUU may benefit from sector strength in technology and energy. For today's session, consider entering around $6.65, with a first target of $7.00 (confidence: high) and a second target of $7.20 (confidence: moderate). Set a stop loss at $6.40 to manage downside risk. CODA: Coda Octopus Group, Inc. (CODA) is showing bullish momentum with its current price at $8.50, above key moving averages: the 10-day SMA at $8.25 and the 20-day EMA at $7.98. The RSI levels are nearing overbought territory, suggesting strong buying pressure but caution for potential pullbacks. The MACD histogram is positive, indicating upward momentum, while recent volume spikes suggest increased investor interest. Given the broader market's cautious optimism, CODA could benefit from tech sector strength, though lack of specific news may limit volatility. For today's session, consider entering around $8.45, targeting $8.70 first and $8.90 second, with a stop loss at $8.30 to manage downside risk. Confidence in reaching the first target is moderate due to technical indicators, while the second target carries lower confidence given potential market headwinds.
$CODA I’ve made a good bit of money trading this over the years as the price fluctuates from sub $5 to $10. Legitimate company with a best in class product and small share float. The only major downside to me is that they have a limited market for their products so they can really only get so big. The past two times the stock has hit $10 something happens and it brings the stock back down. I also believe the company could have long term buyout potential.
Not that it matters now as I’ve exited my position but I also mentioned CODA a year ago and bought in when it was under $5.
CODA did a NASDAQ up-listing a few years ago and has bounced back pretty good off of $4-$5 range a few times.
$CODA share price has come up pretty hard off of $5 twice in the past 5 years. I’ve made money off it before hoping for a third time here soon.
$CODA quarterly financials released today. Best quarter they’ve had in a while. Up over 6% so far today but still trading near 52 week low.
I really like CODA. I’ve made bought it in the past and made money off it before. Anything around $5 is a buy for me. That company has very interesting technology with government and civilian applications. One press release and that stock goes crazy.
You do realize the market cap for $CODA is 56M. This is some market manipulation at its finest. Figure it out.
Well $CODA has a growing cash balance of over 20 million and no debt. Also forward EPS should be over 50c in the next 12 months. btw your PE ratio is backwards looking. Forward PE is closer to 10-12x
Is anyone else watching $CODA?
CODA is a perfect movie for a chill evening and The Dropout is binge material
Nope. I don’t think it’s likely and I’m happy about that. I’m quite happy with Apple’s low key and slow approach to building their library. They had a slow start but some recent shows (Severance, Pachinko) have been killing it. CODA winning Best Movie Oscar was a huge win too. I think we’re starting to see an improvement in the average quality.
Awesome I'll have to check it out. The Justin Timberlake movie was good. Not amazing but good. CODA was really enjoyable and heartwarming. I didn't love Morning Show but my wife did. Shrink Next Door was boring I thought but maybe we need to power through the first few.
Yeah... In a year where the best two movies of the year got completely snubbed. Sit down bro that shit was a remake.. CODA didn't even deserve to be there.
CODA applied for the same funding and after 2 years waiting they withdrew and went bankrupt. Now here's MULN who bought CODA and also in financial straights. I get the squeeze potential. Buy and hold for squeeze if you want but I don't think this has much longevity in it. By the time they get to market its going to be a very crowded place.
That was a really good episode. Apple TV+ is $4.99 a month, just cancel it after you watch this show. As a bonus Apple is the only place you can watch the Best Picture nominated film, CODA. (It's in my top 5 movies last year.)
The Morning Show, Foundation, Ted Lasso, Mythic Quest, For All Mankind, Defending Jacob, Truth be Told, See, Servant, Home Before Dark, Teheran, The After Party (for now), The Shrink Next Door, Severance (hopefully) Wolfwalkers, CODA, Finch, Greyhound... are all good to great. It doesn't have much but what it has is of quality
Just finished watching CODA, I cried like a little bitch as a full grown man.
CODA - they develop 3-D sonar for military and underwater construction. They have low volume, but imo, great fundamentals.
Except that isn't really representative of how Buffett identifies opportunities. The concept of intrinsic value has nothing to do with predicting future market prices. It is exclusively about purchasing securities below their current intrinsic value. In my case, I define intrinsic value a few different ways: 1. Operating cash flow plus discounted cash flows five quarters forward. 2. Working capital. When a company is performing so poorly as a brand that it adds no value beyond its current inventory, it would be unwise to purchase at or above working capital (net current assets). Sometimes, an asset is worth more in the hands of the acquiring company ... Take the example of Apple's acquisition of the film CODA for $25 million. It would be absurd for Netflix, with its base of \~200 million and $5 billion in cash and cash equivalents to pay $25 million. But Apple has $200 billion more in cash, and a subscriber base of over 100 million.... $25 million is probably a pittance compared to what it will bring in, *for them.* And, given the fact that Apple made $461k per minute in revenue in Q4 of last year in the middle of the worst pandemic in the past 100 years, they'd make their investment back in a little under an hour. The shrewder thing to do as an investor is to pay below intrinsic value, not above it... I'll never understand (and neither does Buffett) why anyone thinks that paying $1.20 for $1 is smarter and less risky than paying 60 cents for the exact same dollar. My payday is always going to be bigger, all else being equal.