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Definitely. But it will be volatile. They just got Shopify COO as CEO, who only get paid when the stock price increases; and they are determined to make this a very successful company
Yes it did. I bought AMC at $3-4 but I can’t tell what that was based on pre split. CVNA went 4-400 AMC peak was like 150B and back then 1T was a lot. Open at peak meme mania even going to 100B is well over $100 per share. But the news today isn’t a meme. Shopify COO becoming CEO and co-founders re-joining. Interest rate cuts on the menu. Perfect storm to get in before the real growth.
# The $120 thesis in 7 moves **0) Sanity check the target.** At **$120/share** and \~**729–736M** shares out, OPEN = **\~$85–90B** market cap. That’s the bar we have to clear with fundamentals + narrative. [CompaniesMarketCap](https://companiesmarketcap.com/opendoor/shares-outstanding/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) **1) Macro door re-opens.** Mortgage rates just broke lower to **\~6.35%**, the biggest weekly drop in a year (Freddie Mac). When financing thawed in other cycles, **transactions** (not prices) recovered first. If existing-home sales grind up from \~**4.0M SAAR** toward **5.0M+**, you expand the pond OPEN fishes in—more would-be sellers, more inventory, more spreads, more fees. [Freddie Mac+1](https://www.freddiemac.com/pmms/pmms_archives?utm_source=chatgpt.com) **2) Founder/“product CEO” reboot = rerating fuel.** You just swapped in **Kaz Nejatian (ex-Shopify COO)** as CEO, with **Keith Rabois (chair)** and **Eric Wu** back, plus **$40M** insider cash (Wu + Khosla). That’s credibility + a clearly stated “**AI-powered real-estate platform**” mandate—exactly the kind of story the market will pay up for *if* execution follows. [GlobeNewswire+1](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/09/10/3148276/0/en/Opendoor-Names-Kaz-Nejatian-as-CEO-Founders-Rabois-and-Wu-Rejoin-Board.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
New CEO is the ex Shopify COO of 6 years. Two founders rejoined the board. Eric Wu and Keith Rabois. 41 million dollar injection through Khosla Ventures at a private offering. New CEO gets paid $1 salary and gets stock unlocked at certain price targets with the highest lock being at $33. Do you think these three dudes would join a company that’s going back down to mere cents? Personally I believe Eric Jackson that this thing is going to $82.
and I don't know what expiry means fully? I bought stock. Chat gpt is letting me fantasize about 120. # The $120 thesis in 7 moves **0) Sanity check the target.** At **$120/share** and \~**729–736M** shares out, OPEN = **\~$85–90B** market cap. That’s the bar we have to clear with fundamentals + narrative. [CompaniesMarketCap](https://companiesmarketcap.com/opendoor/shares-outstanding/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) **1) Macro door re-opens.** Mortgage rates just broke lower to **\~6.35%**, the biggest weekly drop in a year (Freddie Mac). When financing thawed in other cycles, **transactions** (not prices) recovered first. If existing-home sales grind up from \~**4.0M SAAR** toward **5.0M+**, you expand the pond OPEN fishes in—more would-be sellers, more inventory, more spreads, more fees. [Freddie Mac+1](https://www.freddiemac.com/pmms/pmms_archives?utm_source=chatgpt.com) **2) Founder/“product CEO” reboot = rerating fuel.** You just swapped in **Kaz Nejatian (ex-Shopify COO)** as CEO, with **Keith Rabois (chair)** and **Eric Wu** back, plus **$40M** insider cash (Wu + Khosla). That’s credibility + a clearly stated “**AI-powered real-estate platform**” mandate—exactly the kind of story the market will pay up for *if* execution follows. [GlobeNewswire+1](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/09/10/3148276/0/en/Opendoor-Names-Kaz-Nejatian-as-CEO-Founders-Rabois-and-Wu-Rejoin-Board.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com) **3) The business mix shifts from steel to software.** OPEN’s own words: it’s evolving to “**serve many more sellers and capture capital-light revenue streams**” via agent-led distribution and marketplace-style options (think instant offer *plus* listing rails, referrals, and B2B buy-side pipes). That’s margin mix shifting from low-teens gross to **software/marketplace-like** take-rates on GMV. [Opendoor](https://www.opendoor.com/articles/2025-second-quarter-financial-results?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
New CEO hire yesterday is the COO of Shopify for the last six years. Also the original founders are back on the board. This is bullish if you believe a turn around is possible (I do).
Thanks for the feedback. Mods have flagged this as potential pump and dump. Untrue, I've done a lot of research into this and I have 30k shares. But it doesn't mean I'm right. I'm glad someone else has been following this stock to check my ass. Here is my math and reasoning from last quarter earnings. I used the average of the growth rate of revenue AND production (which was a limiting factor previously, they were capped at ~27k units per 3 months if you recall, and one of the big things their COO did was expand production) Launcher units produced per Q for each Q from 3/30/2024 - 7/10/2025: `27k, 27k, 54k, 72k, 72k, 68k*, 64k*` In my notes I wrote that the boost in production for 12/10/24 and 2/7/25 Qs was to stockpile the Byrna SD in preparation for reconfiguring their fabs to produce the CL. The last two numbers are including about 50% of their production dedicated to CL production. Byrna stated in their Q2 2025 earnings that the CL has "better margins" than their other offerings, and that revenue increased by 41% YoY, and that the CL was a primary driver of growth. Those were the factors I used to draw my assumptions: 1. The CL was a significant part of new revenue 2. Gross profit margin of the CL is higher than the overall company margin of 62% 3. The SD and LE launchers are an even mix of the remaining launchers First, the simple revenue ratio of CL to (SD+LE) = 549/((479+379)/2) = 1.2797 Furthermore they confirmed it also has a higher profit margin. the (SD+CL) was 60% == $257 profit, and I just said 65% for the CL to be conservative, 65% == $357. 357/257 = 1.3891 The average of these two is ~1.33, i.e. a CL is worth about 1.33 of their other launchers. Going back to the starred production numbers, their production was split 60/40 in favor of CL / others. So to correctly scale the production numbers, we would get ~76400 scaled production units. The new series would be `27k, 27k, 54k, 72k, 72k, 82500*, 76400k*` There is turbulence in this current economy so they said they pushed production hard and chilled out a bit the next two quarters. So I excused the drop in total units. Maybe that was too much an assumption, but considering their previous issue was being bottlenecked by inventory, I was very happy to see they no longer have an inventory problem and can focus on the sales problem instead. Byrna's net income was 1.7mm, 2.4mm in Q1, Q2 '25. This is net income calculated after the spike in production (capex). Therefore, going into Q3 where they indicated very similar revenue (28.2m), I am assuming much less capex. Q3 2024 looked as follows: `20.9m Revenue, 14m profit (62%), 1m income` With about 7mm extra revenue, higher profit, margins because of the CL, reduction in total production while maintaining relative production value, I estimated about **$4m income for Q3 2025**. Which felt pretty hype to me. Please continue critiquing when you have time.
It’s up because of new CEO hire (worked at Shopify for six years as COO). Also the original founders are back on the board.
Nope, COO from Shopify is the new CEO of Opendoor. The two founders are also back on the board.
You didn't read the DD didn't you? What the guy explained honestly makes business sense. Almost all of it's competitors are bankrupt + expected reduced interest rate = more sales. The company also did a bunch of good moves, the latest being replacing the CEO with Shopify's ex-COO.
Well, they snaked Shopify's COO as their new CEO, and he agreed to $1/yr salary, but he gets 85 million shares from the Treasury if the stock hits $33 over the next five years. So, he seems to believe in it, and while he was at Shopify their stock went up like 900%
COO from shopify Kaz Nejatian just became CEO of opendoor. Not a short term hold for me. Medium to medium-long
New CEO, previously COO at Shopify. It takes 10 seconds to look it up.
People are buying the change they see coming, not what they’ve done the past 5 years. New CEO was old Shopify COO. This has real potential.
They just hired Shopify’s COO to become their CEO
Breaking from Yahoo Finance 2 min ago : Opendoor stock soars more than 55% as Shopify COO hired to lead company Boomers now alerted and they did not call it a meme stock, finally. Get ready for the real rocket ship now
COO of Shopify is their new CEO
OPEN is actually a long. Yeah it’s overpriced rn, but how does Rabois as chairman and ex-Shopify COO not scream bullish? Someone explain?
They're the biggest seller on Amazon. They help brands/manufacturer sell on Amazon by taking care of their inventory, logistics, ads, and etc. They also have a small wholesale footprint. I personally worked with their COO before, he's a good dude, but I'm staying far away from this company. The people in the Amazon world knows, but their closest resemblance is Pharma Packs. Sure pharma packs was only focusing on wholesale and pattern is focusing on providing full service ecomm, but the growth isn't as strong as you think. There are a ton of smaller companies that do just the same job as Pattern is doing.
New CEO announcement, former COO from Shopify
Addendum: This part is me just gushing about their C suite. - **COO Michael Gillespie: S-Tier**. Bro has been with them since 2021 and *absolutely insisted* on keeping production domestic. In fact, in the press release Byrna made when he was hired, they said one of his job responsibilities was to "reduce the risk of supply chain disruption". Did he know something? Or was he just patriotic? Either way, holy fuck man, nice call. - **Bryan Ganz: S-Tier**. has been CEO since 2018. Before he was CEO, he was consulted by Byrn in 2016, then a private company, for help with evaluating and restructuring their whole company, from executives to employees. After this, the guy agreed to be their CEO. **Think about this.** He consulted for a struggling company, restructured it into a beast, realized something and accepted the CEO position, and led it into a successful IPO and profitability. Classically successful strats right here. - **Luan Pham: A-Tier**. I'm only giving him an A tier ranking because he greenlit using AI in their ads which is frowned upon by younger audiences. Otherwise, guy is pretty much goated. He's the brain behind the Sportsman's Warehouse deals and pretty much all the advertisement conversion into sales. - **Lauri Kearnes: N/A**: I can't give a rating for Lauri because she only onboarded late last year. But she replaced the previous CFO and came from a position where she was overseeing $200 million in annual revenue, about 10x the amount that Byrna makes. So if you're wondering if she knows how to navigate these financials... I'm pretty confident she does.
Appreciate the insights. 40% is insane for the news but it being the Shopify COO along with two co-founders re-joining the board is different than just finding a random new CEO. I’ve seen too many stupid 20-900% jumps just in the last week (much less $CVNA $4-$400+ which I sold at $5 with 25% profit) to pretend OPEN can’t defy logic irrationally. Going to keep holding and trim on the spikes and rebuy in on the drops for now.
do these people in chat not know they got spotify's COO as their new CEO and its trading above $8? seems like they dont lol. If this even opens at $7 he makes money since break even isnt till 9/19
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\> Just don’t touch the stock. Sir, we're here to have fun and do a little degenerate gambling. \> It’s very very hard to predict any price movement for a meme stock. True. I've traded quite a few over the years. In my experience - it typically starts to fall over once hype slows. That happens after buyers get exhausted / news stops / it gets high "enough" that people take profits. Retail will grab at \*anything\* and pump it tho, thinking it's bullish. That's what we were seeing that starting to occur last week - hype was slowing & even this week (which is why it was dumping). That trend likely would have continued (hence my bets). The issue with meme stocks is that they move based off sentiment / memes / news. News \*IS\* risk when trading them. The news (COO of shopify is now CEO of OPEN) is enough to bring hype back - so it rallies. This one \*was\* falling over sans hype. \> And any price surge is certainly not going to be based on fundamentals We all know this, it's why we call it a meme stock
meme energy is alive and well it seems. New CEO (COO of spotify) <- which basically means "moon"
this isn't rate cuts. Those are priced in lol - likely legging down on them. It's because the COO of shopify is now the CEO of OPEN. Meme energy revived.
[$OPEN](https://x.com/search?q=%24OPEN&src=cashtag_click) NAMES [$SHOP](https://x.com/search?q=%24SHOP&src=cashtag_click) COO KAZ NEJATIAN AS CEO Founders Keith Rabois & Eric Wu are rejoining the board.
Shopify's COO is leaving that position to be Opens new CEO. 2 founders added back to the board, and a $40 milli investment from the founders to boot
I might have to call out from work tomorrow because of this OPEN move lol. SHOP COO becoming the new president, original CEO and founder Eric Wu returning to the board along with Keith and a new $40 mil investment from Khosla. I would suggest anyone short to just close, this is going to rip hard
Running on news. New CEO is ex-SHOPIFY COO.
So is that Shopify COO basically a badass or they are just happy there is a CEO that might have some social media presence now?
Not just a short squeeze. Cohesion with board members and CEO, former COO of a 700$ traded company, potential for crypto treasury mortgage backing. Lining up to be a perfect storm EOY
jesus OPEN up 20% and counting AH. new CEO is ex Spotify COO, plus 40 mill investment. Get in now
OPEN announced new CEO/ COO Nejatian OF SHOPIFY!! INCOMING 10$ DAY TOMORROW HAHAHAH.
Feels like 2021 all over again. OPEN gets new CEO... former Shopify COO. Two founders return to board. This thing moons tomorrow.
Damn, OPEN might have sustained it's retarded meme shit long enough to build the foundations of an actual company. Shopify COO definitely wouldn't have jumped ship for a $3 stock. Opendoor is still a shittier Zillow at best in the long term, but it might have the power to be a sustained floater like gamestonk.
just read some posts thats not yours man. they got the shopify COO as their CEO and some founders rejoining.
OPEN news: Opendoor Technologies (Nasdaq: OPEN) has appointed Kaz Nejatian, former COO of Shopify, as its new CEO and Board member. In a significant leadership restructuring, co-founders Keith Rabois and Eric Wu are returning to the Board, with Rabois assuming the Chairman position. The company is receiving a $40 million PIPE investment from Khosla Ventures and Eric Wu to fuel business growth. Nejatian, known for his AI expertise and operational efficiency at Shopify, will lead Opendoor's transformation into an AI-powered real estate platform. Board members Pueo Keffer and Glenn Solomon have stepped down, while Eric Feder continues as Lead Independent Director.
They replaced their CEO who has made bad decision after bad decision with the COO who was part of bad decision after bad decision.
Couple things you might want to read more on:- 1) Last con call their COO mentioned about bad reserving by their competitors, which are mostly fronting companies. 2) The are going into soft markets so growth might not be in high 20’s. Look at their Aug investor presentation (Probably why it’s reflecting in stock price as of now). 3) I think if they never have to dilute their shares to meet adequacy reserves (just RSU/PSU) and do buybacks, high price to book is warranted. They are doing ~$10m buybacks every quarter since this year which reduces book value. They also mention they’re not going to keep redundant capital like other insurers do, compressing their price to book ratio. Also, how would you value an insurance company whose cost of float is 0 since it began its operations? Last I saw their float is $2.5B and they make about ~7- 9% investment return from it (interest income+ realized+ unrealized cap gains) A close compare for valuing Kinsale would be another well run insurance company RLI corp. And as Mr. Kehoe says, Kinsale should be valued on P/E not P/B, I lean to say he has sound logic in that.
I can see that insiders(CFO and COO) sold out a bunch of shares few days back. Which caused the drop. However, based on other institutional holdings and historical increasing their position over last few quarters, I’d say it will be nice bet for a little longer term( say more than a year or so). However, short term it might dip max till 8 ish range and can start going up again! This are views of after taking a Quick Look, can do a deep dive later today.
Insider purchase from COO of CWEB yesterday. Bought 229,167 shares at $0.10. [https://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250903/AE2ZI22CZ22242Z2222C224O657GZK229V72/](https://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250903/AE2ZI22CZ22242Z2222C224O657GZK229V72/)
The CEO and COO are dumping shares hard. It was 226 for the first minute of the day before it cratered.
Openinsider gives you this info. Sort by CEO/CFO, COO, filter by sales above $10m, and you can see the percentage of shares sold also. You can filter by all sorts of stuff. Good indicater of what leadership thinks of their stock.
TGT confirms sales decline and maintains their lowered guidance from May, WMT confirms they increased sales and raised guidance. TGT promotes COO to CEO and the CEO stays on as executive chairman. No turnaround for target as Walmart steals market share from them. TGT puts.
Ah, so let’s promote the COO/CFO/Member of Senior Mgt of a company that’s on a downward swing…to be our next CEO. What’s he been doing all this time? Why isn’t he leading a transformation? How is he going to bring change?
Yes because the COO didnt do jack shit to help him correct the ship. You're replacing someone incompetent with another person who is also incompetent. And you're surprised the stock is down lol?
They just put the COO in charge. He was one of the reasons they got into this mess in the first place. Nothing is going to change.
New leadership as in the current COO….yeah no
Target operations have been a dumpster fire - so let’s promote our COO. Terrible move. Needed to go with an outsider and right the entire ship. Glad Cornell is gone soon though
One of worst, lowest performers in the S&P this year and third quarter of losing for them. Target CEO was there ten years but is being replaced by a “veteran” employee, lol, it gets better it’s, the COO… Target CEO is just quietly stepping back to the board, not leaving, and his replacement’s turn-around plan is to make sure the store is clean and shelves are stocked… so ignoring the root cause and ready to sputter more
TGT | Target Q2'25 Earnings Highlights 🔹 Revenue: $25.21B (Est. $24.90B) ; -0.9% YoY 🔹 EPS: $2.05 (Est. $2.04); -20% YoY 🔹 Comp Sales: -1.9% YoY 🔹 Michael Fiddelke (current COO) named CEO effective Feb 1, 2026 FY25 Guide 🔹 Adj EPS: ~$7.00–$9.00 (Est. $7.34) 🔹 Sales: Low-single-digit decline (Est. -1.71%)
8 Days ago someone said buying TGT was basically a slam dunk for their upcoming earnings. I [pushed back](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1mndiwa/comment/n87shlr/?context=3) saying management couldn't get out of their own way. Today it was announced Cornell is stepping down on Feb 1 2026. That'd be a promising step in my book if they weren't promoting the COO. Maybe he'll succeed but for me to be interested in this potential turnaround story, I'd want to see someone from outside this leadership team come in to run Target. Either the COO was involved in all the poor decisions that have been made since COVID or he wasn't and in that case, what were you doing being the COO while never speaking up?
Here's the connection (or i hypothesizing it) Softbank acquires Ampere (server fabless chip design company) The CEO leading Ampere was ex-intel [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9e\_James](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9e_James) # Renée James During her career at Intel, James spearheaded the company's strategic expansion into providing proprietary and open source software and services for applications in enterprise, security, and cloud-based computing.[^(\[3\])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9e_James#cite_note-intel_bio-3) In her role as executive vice president and general manager of the Software and Services Group, she was responsible for Intel's global software and services strategy, revenue, profit, and product R&D. In this role, James led Intel's strategic relationships with the world's leading device and enterprise operating systems companies. She was the director and COO of Intel Online Services, Intel's datacenter services business. Early in her career James also served as chief of staff for former Intel CEO [Andy Grove](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Grove).
Here's the connection (or i hypothesizing it) Softbank acquires Ampere (server fabless chip design company) The CEO leading Ampere was ex-intel [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9e\_James](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9e_James) # Renée James During her career at Intel, James spearheaded the company's strategic expansion into providing proprietary and open source software and services for applications in enterprise, security, and cloud-based computing.[^(\[3\])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9e_James#cite_note-intel_bio-3) In her role as executive vice president and general manager of the Software and Services Group, she was responsible for Intel's global software and services strategy, revenue, profit, and product R&D. In this role, James led Intel's strategic relationships with the world's leading device and enterprise operating systems companies. She was the director and COO of Intel Online Services, Intel's datacenter services business. Early in her career James also served as chief of staff for former Intel CEO [Andy Grove](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Grove).
Orders are there, minimal competition, and I think the new COO was a really solid choice. I think they are going to pop in the coming years as manufacturing sites come online
Okay but are you looking to invest? Or gamble? Or day trade? I ask because you came to smallstreetbets and asked for “investments”, which is rare in this sub. Here’s my 2c (I’m a stranger on the internet). Research what you think will buy needed/bought in the relatively recent future, what society as a whole (especially the rich/governments) will see as becoming valuable. Once you find that thing, do your due diligence on the company and its financials, it’s CEO/COO etc and what they have done beforehand and their connections. Yes, it takes work. Yes, it’s worth it. Yes, you can skip it and get rich quick, but you’re much more likely to lose it all. Once you do your DD, buy that thing and don’t sell. I follow this method because it allows me to sleep well at night, knowing I did my best to find something that I believe will do well. I say all of this because I bought bitcoin after I found out about it, researched the crap out of it, understood blockchain very, very well. I ended up selling at a big loss because BTC crashed and most of my friends/family/coworkers thought I was nuts and it wasn’t going anywhere. If I had believed in my research (months of learning), my bank account would have eight figures.
I spent all night yesterday reading about TTD. The “Jeff Green” name kept popping up, and how the CFO and COO left recently. Seems like an egotistical CEO - will wait to see that opinion disconfirmed
Huh that's odd. If you're profitably trading spreads and your KYC is all set appropriately, I can't see why they'd have a problem. If you're considering a new broker, I've been using Public for a while now and I've been very happy with them: * They give PFOF rebates that exceed the OCC fees for options, very useful for spreads where the fees for all the legs really add up. * If you really know what you're doing, they can put you on a "self-managed" list which allows you to take options to expiration (i.e. no forced close on expiration day). They will float you cash or shares over the weekend (no interest) as long as you reliably cover the position on Monday. * Their customer support is *excellent.* They really know options, including stuff like accelerated expiration and non-standard deliverables, and can resolve issues with their clearing team very quickly, all in the web UI chat. They almost always assign the same "concierge" person to me for anything I need help with, and when things get wacky they can submit orders directly into their backend on my behalf with no extra effort. I do algotrading and have a lot of positions, so many that I've triggered a few bugs now and then in their system. They've been super fast to fix stuff, one time even issuing a same-day hot fix for an issue that literally only effected me. * Their COO is on Reddit sometimes and is pretty chill. I'm a big fan so far.
Hmm GLOB with COO resignation and layoffs sounds bullish and bearish. 🤷🏼♂️
CAVA COO pic is just an AI image. Believe it or not, rebound to 75 tomorrow.
[ALT5 Sigma Corporation Announces $1.5 Billion Registered Direct Offering and Concurrent Private Placement to Initiate World Liberty Financial $WLFI Treasury Strategy](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250811959222/en/ALT5-Sigma-Corporation-Announces-%241.5-Billion-Registered-Direct-Offering-and-Concurrent-Private-Placement-to-Initiate-World-Liberty-Financial-%24WLFI-Treasury-Strategy) "*Zach Witkoff, Co-Founder and CEO of World Liberty Financial, Inc., the company behind USD1, the fastest growing stablecoin in the world, will become Chairman of the Board of Directors of ALT5; Eric Trump will become a Director on its Board of Directors; Zak Folkman, Co-Founder and COO of World Liberty Financial, will become a Board observer; and Matt Morgan will become its Chief Investment Officer, all effective following the closing of the offerings*" "a registered direct offering (the “Registered Direct Offering”) at a purchase price of $7.50 per share" **NASDAQ: ALTS - NOT A SPAC**
[ALT5 Sigma Corporation Announces $1.5 Billion Registered Direct Offering and Concurrent Private Placement to Initiate World Liberty Financial $WLFI Treasury Strategy](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250811959222/en/ALT5-Sigma-Corporation-Announces-%241.5-Billion-Registered-Direct-Offering-and-Concurrent-Private-Placement-to-Initiate-World-Liberty-Financial-%24WLFI-Treasury-Strategy) "*Zach Witkoff, Co-Founder and CEO of World Liberty Financial, Inc., the company behind USD1, the fastest growing stablecoin in the world, will become Chairman of the Board of Directors of ALT5; Eric Trump will become a Director on its Board of Directors; Zak Folkman, Co-Founder and COO of World Liberty Financial, will become a Board observer; and Matt Morgan will become its Chief Investment Officer, all effective following the closing of the offerings*" "a registered direct offering (the “Registered Direct Offering”) at a purchase price of $7.50 per share" **NASDAQ: ALTS - NOT A SPAC**
[ALT5 Sigma Corporation Announces $1.5 Billion Registered Direct Offering and Concurrent Private Placement to Initiate World Liberty Financial $WLFI Treasury Strategy](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250811959222/en/ALT5-Sigma-Corporation-Announces-%241.5-Billion-Registered-Direct-Offering-and-Concurrent-Private-Placement-to-Initiate-World-Liberty-Financial-%24WLFI-Treasury-Strategy) "*Zach Witkoff, Co-Founder and CEO of World Liberty Financial, Inc., the company behind USD1, the fastest growing stablecoin in the world, will become Chairman of the Board of Directors of ALT5; Eric Trump will become a Director on its Board of Directors; Zak Folkman, Co-Founder and COO of World Liberty Financial, will become a Board observer; and Matt Morgan will become its Chief Investment Officer, all effective following the closing of the offerings*" "a registered direct offering (the “Registered Direct Offering”) at a purchase price of $7.50 per share" **NASDAQ: ALTS - NOT A SPAC**
I mean, it's the COO of reddit trying to get value. Although most smart people will know that MANY of the comments have lost a lot of value in the last 10 years as moderation and bots / bot voting has drastically influenced comments. Not too many original or controversial thoughts are allowed except in specific subs, and even posting in those subs can get you harassed and labeled.
Gwynne Shotwell runs SpaceX as COO. That's her track record. Musk is the one that pushes for debris over the Gulf of Mexico.
Listen to the last 4 earnings calls. They are prepping for it. Not only has CEO stated it as his goal...if you are even mildly intelligent, all of the signs are there. COO buying shares, first large investment holding company buying shares, accounting is set up in a way that foregoes making it looks pretty as a snapshot, but is in actuality very helpful for a company that would want them to buy them.
Don't the ESG scores include things like employee happiness (pay, benefits, PTO), that you aren't polluting all of Ohio, and that your COO isn't a nepo baby who eats human noses? We need a gay score for companies.
Why Some Physicians May Prefer ORLYNVAH 1. Resistance Landscape • ORLYNVAH is the first oral penem approved in the U.S., targeting resistant pathogens like ESBL- or AmpC-producing organisms that are unaffected by amoxicillin-based therapies . • In SURE‑1, ORLYNVAH outperformed ciprofloxacin in fluoroquinolone-resistant infections (62.6% vs. 36.0%)—though in ciprofloxacin-susceptible cases, it was non‑inferior but not superior . 2. Oral Option vs. IV Therapies • For patients with multidrug-resistant pathogens who otherwise would need IV antibiotics, ORLYNVAH offers a home-based oral alternative, helping reduce hospitalization and complexity of care  . Here’s a clearer look at Corey N. Fishman, CEO of Iterum, and his track record with prior companies: ⸻ 🧠 Career Highlights Durata Therapeutics (2010–2015) • Served as CFO and COO, overseeing finance, operations, strategy, business development, international operations, and portfolio oversight. • Raised over $225 million through a successful IPO and follow-on offering. • Led Durata’s sale to Actavis plc in 2014 for approximately $675M in equity value.   Meda/MedPointe (2002–2008) • Became CFO in 2006 at MedPointe (private equity-backed), leading finance, strategy, debt restructuring, portfolio optimization, and multiple line extensions. • Oversaw the company’s eventual sale to Meda AB.  Ganic Pharmaceuticals (2008–2010) • CFO at this Warburg Pincus-backed company (details limited); served as an earlier stepping stone in his pharmaceutical finance career.   ⸻ 📌 Board Roles Illustrating Influence • Momenta Pharmaceuticals: Appointed to the board in 2016. Momenta was later acquired by Johnson & Johnson in late 2020.  • BioSpecifics Technologies: Joined the board in 2020, prior to its eventual acquisition by Endo International plc. Company Role Key Outcome Durata Therapeutics CFO / COO Raised significant capital; sold to Actavis for ~$675M MedPointe / Meda CFO Led strategic turnaround and successful M&A exit Board Roles Momenta & BioSpecifics Both companies acquired by large pharma players Iterum Therapeutics Founder & CEO Secured FDA approval for ORLYNVAH™ and preparing for commercial launch ✅ Bottom Line Corey Fishman’s track record is strong: from capital raises and successful IPOs to orchestrating M&A exits in the specialty pharma space. He has repeatedly navigated companies from financing stages through exits or acquisitions. Now at Iterum, he is executing a similar playbook—achieving FDA approval and gearing up for commercialization.
My first mistake was not doing my due diligence. I basically thought that picking businesses in industries that typically generate a lot of revenue/net gains would typically go up over time. I didn't think about the obvious research tools or criteria that I had used and acquired throughout my young life. One of those things would be, analyzing each pick through an interview style process. I'm normally a cautious person so it would make sense (now, not then for some reason) that I'd "ask" the particular security a lineup of questions as if I were interviewing a potential candidate for my company's CEO or COO position. Deep dive the history and performance of the candidate. Past performance is no guarantee of future results but it's better to do the research and hedge your bets than just chase a meme stock.
I’m in for 9k shares @ 14.50ish. I picked up 2k shares today. The COO came from CMG and a director was with Starbucks throughout its growth years. I’m too lazy to dig any deeper but that info is suffice for me to buy.
You can ask u/spez and CFO/COO questions over at r/RDDT btw
$BX Q2 Earnings Recap - EPS: $1.21 vs. $1.10 est. — beat by $0.11 ✅ - Revenue: $3.71B vs. $2.81B est. — beat by $900M ✅ - Revenue grew 33% YoY on strong performance across business lines Assets & Capital Activity - Total AUM: $1.21T (+13% YoY) - Fee-Earning AUM: $887.1B - Perpetual Capital AUM: $484.6B - Inflows: $52.1B for the quarter, $211.8B over LTM 💼 - Deployments: $33.1B (Q2), $145.1B (LTM) 🚀 - Realizations: $23.4B (Q2), $97.5B (LTM) 🏁 - Net accrued performance fees: $6.6B or $5.37/share 💹 Shareholder Return - Declared $1.03/share dividend payable August 11, 2025 💵 - Blackstone COO says we have the largest forward IPO pipeline since 2021
Forgot PEGA posted their ER this morning. Market seems happy. Forgot what user it is, but someone posts about where are the companies making money via AI, well PEGA is one of them. * ***Annual Contract Value (ACV) grows 16% year over year as reported and 14% in constant currency*** * ***Pega Cloud ACV increases 28% year over year as reported and 25% in constant currency*** * ***Pega Cloud backlog increases 30% year over year as reported and 26% in constant currency*** * ***Cash flow from operations and free cash flow grow over 30% year over year*** >“Our unique approach to AI was a key driver of our strong first half results,” said Alan Trefler, Pega founder and CEO. “Pega harnesses AI's creative potential where it can best drive transformation—during workflow design with Pega Blueprint. This drives consistent execution through our state-of-the-art Pega Infinity workflow engine, rather than through inherently unpredictable prompts. Pega’s Predictable AI approach gives enterprises both the innovation they crave and the operational consistency they require.” >“Our first half of 2025 results show what happens when strategy, innovation, and execution come together,” said Pega COO & CFO Ken Stillwell. “Pega Blueprint is a game-changer for AI-driven enterprise transformation. Our disciplined focus on Rule of 40 principles is fueling both accelerated growth and margin expansion. We are more aligned, more energized, and more effective than ever.”
Great post. Just adding a few extra bullish points people might be sleeping on: Immunic has been very active in high-level biotech and neurology conferences lately — EAN, Leerink Therapeutics Forum, etc. These events are not just for exposure; it’s where big pharma like Roche, Novartis, and Biogen look for potential partnerships. The CEO and COO were doing 1-on-1 investor meetings just last week, which usually doesn’t happen unless something’s brewing. Insiders are clearly confident. In June, executives were buying shares. Then on July 7, the company approved 35 million stock appreciation rights (SARs) for employees and execs, priced at $0.77 — that’s a clear bet that the stock is going much higher. You don’t hand out that kind of equity unless you expect real upside. They raised $65M earlier this year, and they’re not doing daily ATM offerings. They’ve got runway through at least late 2026, which means they don’t need to dilute again anytime soon. Average volume was around 600k just months ago. Lately it’s been consistently 5 to 10 million shares per day. That’s a major shift in interest — something is clearly building. Short interest has gone up too, which creates even more potential for a squeeze if the stock keeps climbing or gets some unexpected news. All of this is happening before any real catalyst — no partnership yet, no Phase 3 data, and barely any mainstream attention. That makes it even more interesting.
majority shareholder / COO of CLBR
Linked in post is an interview of the COO of VFF saying Degiglio was in the White House Friday participating in the first meeting discussing rescheduling. I think it warrants a tiny bit of excitement
The COO did an interview with Advisorshares today at their lunch time podcast and said it
OKLO! Up almost 200% with no product, no license (rejected before), insiders selling, insane timeline, SPAC, diminishing hype, novel reactor…. Should I go on? CEO gets on TV every time nuclear even has a chance of being mentioned. Pumps the stock with old news that continuous to have no dollar amounts attached. They’re also conditional but he leaves that out. Then he and is COO who happens to be his wife sell the stock. Could definitely be a vaporware scam.
There is lots of little news bits stoking the flames. \- Cole cloture motion filing anyday now \- MAGA influencer tweets \- McConnell Hemp-THC ban \- Ohio's new COO numbers. Don't do anything Rash in either direction. (I trimmed 5% of Curaleaf)
Wouldn't this place the COO on USA, and therefore miss the tariff?
They are. Microsoft COO said yesteray they're saving 500M with AI just in call centers. They're also cutting workforce bc up to 30% of their code is being written by ai
AAPL has a new COO and that makes goog dump? Are we fr right now?
The executives. You'd be surprised how many penny stocks list the CEO's college roommate, girlfriend, etc as COO or CFO. It's really not hard to figure out, just look at any executive's prior positions and if they list a defunct company, no company, etc you know they basically have no qualifications for that role and they're only there to support the narrative/scam. One company I saw had a CFO where the prior company he listed was so small there was no record (no website etc) of it. It looked like his first job out of Arizona State.... which was the same school as the CEO. A lot of red flags from 2 minutes on linkedin
White man stepped down from COO and they put a foreigner in the position.
Apple COO Jeff Williams "stepping down'" Actually getting pushed out in response to failed AI strategy
I think it depends. There is some nuance there. I do agree with you and I think the concern is with the VC's and the junk they are investing in. Stuff like Windsurf/Cursor. There's a ton of just bad junk out there. However, there are real companies making real money off some of the LLM's and just general demand for ML/AI in companies. For example with $PEGA: [https://www.pega.com/about/news/press-releases/pega-genai-powers-accelerated-q1-2025-results](https://www.pega.com/about/news/press-releases/pega-genai-powers-accelerated-q1-2025-results) >“Pega GenAI has dramatically transformed how we engage with our clients,” said Alan Trefler, Pega founder and CEO. “Pega solutions and our approach to AI enables clients to accelerate progress in reaching their digital and legacy transformation goals.” >“We accelerated ACV growth and delivered record free cash flow in Q1 2025, reflecting the benefits of the subscription model,” said Pega COO & CFO Ken Stillwell. “Operating as a Rule of 40 company allows us to focus on accelerating profitable growth while thoughtfully returning capital to shareholders.” $IBEX [https://investors.ibex.co/static-files/061b9eab-065a-439e-9e1e-5475aa956ed3](https://investors.ibex.co/static-files/061b9eab-065a-439e-9e1e-5475aa956ed3) >“Ibex returned to double-digit top-line revenue growth with 11%, our highest rate in ten quarters. Our growth continues to be driven by outstanding performance within our embedded base clients, new client wins, and our ability to drive innovative AI solutions across our clients. I am excited to report that our new logo team performed extremely well with four signature wins in the quarter for a total of 12 year to date. Importantly, we achieved a major strategic milestone in the quarter with the seamless launch for a leading Healthcare company in our newest location, India. Operating in this key location has been a strategic priority for our company and further enhances our client delivery options.” That's why I don't think the LLM's will be winners or the wrappers. Even with the Capex spending, there is just a ton of demand for cloud computing. That's why I think there is some nuance around this. If anything, I think quantum computing with the public companies are better example of something being a bubble than just AI.
That’s the problem. Tim Cook was a superb COO but lacks imagination to be a great Apple CEO. Obv Steve Jobs left some giant shoes to fill but I think it’s time for someone new at Apple
There's not really much to find. Once upon a time Castellum acquired Merriman Technologies, Drew Merriman (now COO of Casdtellum)'s company, which did work for CACI. So the "strong ties" to which I'm referring are in the network and the potential, not necessarily to something out in the open (because if it were out in the open, things would likely explode)...
Physics is also standing in the way. Do some DD on sodium cooled reactors and where they exist. Oh and not having the funding because people truly don’t understand how much it costs to make these things. Oh and the fact they don’t even have a design let alone applied for a license in which they have already been denied 3 years ago. They have an A framed 3D building on their website and a bunch of hype articles. Oh and the CEO, COO, and board member is selling stock. No other SMR company has their CEO and CFO out there pumping their stock more than this company. That is never a good sign. The company had to go public because it had no funding backing. Came to market via SPAC, recently exercised $400M dilution with the other $600M I’m sure coming soon. The company just doesn’t have enough money to even get a reactor up and running. They think their first reactor will only cost $35M. Lmao! Ask NuScale how much it costs. This company is a bag holders paradise. Be diligent and don’t just follow hype.
I cojnt 16 cars so CEO, CFO, COO, HR, secretary, maybe marketing cause we know of them. If you want to invest for the vibes and pumping fine but look at their last earning report net income down 275% Y/Y. They aren’t longed for this world in my opinion at least. Just giving a heads up because I would be worried if I was invested in them.
No self-promotion, but I'm the COO at [Public](http://Public.com) (and an active reddit user) in case anyone has any questions about our platform!
Isn’t this a bad sign for the stock? ANTHONY JOHN SABINO (Chief Executive Officer) has made 0 purchases and 4 sales selling 502,543 shares for an estimated $453,897. JOHN DENEEN COLLINS (CFO and COO) sold 1,828 shares for an estimated $1,275 From: https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/lpsn-stock-12-today-heres-what-we-see-our-data I’m new to this, so please don’t just downvote me to hell without an explanation lol…