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Chrishall86432

Well, I worked in HVAC. I'm a bit of a snob - I think Trane is the best., Time recently listed them as one of the world's most sustainable companies. https://time.com/collection/worlds-most-sustainable-companies-2025/. They're innovative too. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trane-pioneers-first-kind-dynamic-120000840.html When I upgrade my F & AC in my home, I'm going with Trane. I do own Carrier as well, as the 2nd contender. Trane RTUs are very reliable in the commercial world. A cursory glance at Yahoo Finance shows an incredibly stable and profitable company. That being said they're at ATH. Could it go down some on a STB? Yes. Could it go up more? Yes. I'm not a financial advisor. All I know is the world (residential and commercial) will continue to need Heat, AC, and plumbing for some time to come, regardless of all the other nonsense going on. My sweet, reliable, dependable and wise Dad bought IR in 2008 because he loved his new Furnace and AC so much based on my recommendation. He bought 150 shares at $2.72. Now I'm crying....I miss him so much and would trade all of this to have him back.

MrTookies

Looks like $ARBE Investors are thinking there could be a Merger with the Subject Companies. Basically = Vision + LiDar + 4D Radar + Short Wave IR + NVIDIA Drive?! = L5 Autonomous Driving of Self-Driving-Cars **Merger Speculation... Gesher Acquisitions II** [https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE\_Investors/comments/1lrshk1/merger\_speculation\_gesher\_acquisitions\_ii/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE_Investors/comments/1lrshk1/merger_speculation_gesher_acquisitions_ii/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) **Kobi Marenko - and why a possible M&A would make sense…** [https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE\_Investors/comments/1lty812/kobi\_marenko\_and\_why\_a\_possible\_ma\_would\_make/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE_Investors/comments/1lty812/kobi_marenko_and_why_a_possible_ma_would_make/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)

MrTookies

Looks like $ARBE Investors are thinking there could be a Merger with the Subject Companies. Basically = Vision + LiDar + 4D Radar + Short Wave IR + NVIDIA Drive?! = L5 Autonomous Driving of Self-Driving-Cars **Merger Speculation... Gesher Acquisitions II** [https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE\_Investors/comments/1lrshk1/merger\_speculation\_gesher\_acquisitions\_ii/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE_Investors/comments/1lrshk1/merger_speculation_gesher_acquisitions_ii/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) **Kobi Marenko - and why a possible M&A would make sense…** [https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE\_Investors/comments/1lty812/kobi\_marenko\_and\_why\_a\_possible\_ma\_would\_make/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE_Investors/comments/1lty812/kobi_marenko_and_why_a_possible_ma_would_make/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)

MrTookies

Looks like $ARBE Investors are thinking there could be a Merger with the Subject Companies. Basically = Vision + LiDar + 4D Radar + Short Wave IR + NVIDIA Drive?! = L5 Autonomous Driving of Self-Driving-Cars **Merger Speculation... Gesher Acquisitions II** [https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE\_Investors/comments/1lrshk1/merger\_speculation\_gesher\_acquisitions\_ii/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE_Investors/comments/1lrshk1/merger_speculation_gesher_acquisitions_ii/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) **Kobi Marenko - and why a possible M&A would make sense…** [https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE\_Investors/comments/1lty812/kobi\_marenko\_and\_why\_a\_possible\_ma\_would\_make/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/ARBE_Investors/comments/1lty812/kobi_marenko_and_why_a_possible_ma_would_make/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)

makken

What types of data are you looking for? [SEC.gov](http://SEC.gov), the companies' IR website should give you all the info you need.

csureja

Yes, I get the idea of using those sats for planet data. But foes it stipulate in the contract that Japan will only use payload over Japan? Most of the times countries use satellite to collect data about other countries and are not limited to use the satellite only over japan. Hence in first place they sign a deal like this or planet still offer image as a service. For people planning not to use payload that much. My concern is only that planet will not make in the current remote sensing market with optical. They will need to start scaling for SAR, IR, hyperspectral. As in current state company doesn't seem to plan to do that just means that lot of people relaying on optical will move to better solutions in future. So in short without any innovation there future is looking bleak

csureja

Wouldn't you want hyperspectral data or IR data for agriculture than an optical one? Hyperspectral would allow you see the soil data and water contains? Look at Pixxel, constellr? They private but you can check there products and seems like they are better fit for agriculture data

csureja

It's relatively very simple, lot of universities build a optical payload satellite. I work in remote sensing. We basically build IR payload with no R&D only with commercial components that can be brought by anyone. Planet is a dead, as in space industry they don't really have a patented tech such as a SAR payload or smth. Optical is heavily dependent on weather think about if you live in London. How many cloudy days does London have? Puts its into perspective that imaging with optical payload is much harder. On top companies like ICEYE and UMBRA don't care if it's cloudy or not and can image and in 99% cases they provide more remote sensing data over optical payload

UncIelroh

Sources: 1. [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/232252/Legend-Power-Systems-Corporate-Update](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/232252/Legend-Power-Systems-Corporate-Update) 2. [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/232411/Legend-Power-Systems-Clarifies-December-3rd-Press-Release](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/232411/Legend-Power-Systems-Clarifies-December-3rd-Press-Release) 3. [https://legendpower.com/press-releases/legend-power-systems-announces-largest-order-commitment-in-its-history](https://legendpower.com/press-releases/legend-power-systems-announces-largest-order-commitment-in-its-history) 4. [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/214600](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/214600) 5. [https://legendpower.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Legend-IR-Deck-Sept-2024-FINAL.pdf](https://legendpower.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Legend-IR-Deck-Sept-2024-FINAL.pdf) 6. [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/232411/Legend-Power-Systems-Clarifies-December-3rd-Press-Release](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/232411/Legend-Power-Systems-Clarifies-December-3rd-Press-Release) 7. [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/241767/Legend-Power-Systems-Reports-Q1-F2025-Financial-Results](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/241767/Legend-Power-Systems-Reports-Q1-F2025-Financial-Results) 8. [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/214600](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/214600) 9. [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/241767/Legend-Power-Systems-Reports-Q1-F2025-Financial-Results](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/241767/Legend-Power-Systems-Reports-Q1-F2025-Financial-Results) 10. [https://legendpower.com/press-releases/legend-power-systems-signs-unity-electric-an-equans-company-as-sales-distribution-and-installation-partner-for-smartgate-in-nyc/](https://legendpower.com/press-releases/legend-power-systems-signs-unity-electric-an-equans-company-as-sales-distribution-and-installation-partner-for-smartgate-in-nyc/) 11. [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/250243/Legend-Power-Systems-Secures-Repeat-Purchase-Order-for-Eight-Additional-SmartGATE-Systems](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/250243/Legend-Power-Systems-Secures-Repeat-Purchase-Order-for-Eight-Additional-SmartGATE-Systems) 12. [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/254107/Legend-Power-Systems-Receives-FollowOn-Order-for-Four-SmartGATE-Systems](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/254107/Legend-Power-Systems-Receives-FollowOn-Order-for-Four-SmartGATE-Systems) 13. [https://www.canadianinsider.com/company-insider-filings?ticker=LPS](https://www.canadianinsider.com/company-insider-filings?ticker=LPS)

NPIRACKS

It's a quarterly number typically posted 2nd day of the quarter, also on tesla.com IR

clearthinkcapital

Other than SMX, those are not SPACs mergers we’ve advised on, rather SPACs our investor relations group (ClearThink IR) has worked with. That being said, our job is to structure and execute successful SPAC mergers and set the company up for success. Unfortunately we don’t have control over what the company does post-close. 

harrison_wintergreen

I own some books and music CDs that I later learned were out of print and collectors items. the books I all bought used, a few bucks at most. the CDs were about $12 when new. I know people will ask, so for example the debut CD for the instrumental rock group Blind Idiot God is out of print and sells for $50 or more. https://www.amazon.com/Blind-Idiot-God/dp/B000000M1H/ref=sr_1_2?crid=36IR3FKQ0PFZ0&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.rmt-WONPmjx_D_whFYJWDzcKxFhm_oVy6W92VdYTyBoxBmUJp-X5BhExoWJmkLJZQ-sHrd46zkBF4nJB86Y6ZQ.Bel0aWlV62BL4ibcws3_Y8UP_9B1P65bYn_dSlufrig&dib_tag=se&keywords=blind+idiot+god+cd&qid=1750949365&sprefix=blind+idiot+god+cd%2Caps%2C147&sr=8-2 hardcover copies of the book *The Ultimate Evil* by Maury Terry sell for over $100. https://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Evil-Terry-Maury/dp/0760761191/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2N698RTWAGFGW&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ThlLaBgO4el79Ll-b_77fLMua5dBmdJyaR5R_fN_m9--VXebD5NA0T_y9aBR90Kf92IVSxDyKuKQ7KRLLd3vneBDSvfTnbkOeKSaeSbADBoMGaF8ROzccDR1qJCzGrgoLutwSls3Z19JL8bd70I-kziIQkKDGzmEVOgLWxBETV4epqwZ9M6PozV_LN9WLDuJheVAnqtehDboJ2br_WBPZaSdgVcKP6ctfGFfHKtPGz8.Roppl7QuG4hc87xzXGumhkD10h-5DI6EdUMznYCbP7Y&dib_tag=se&keywords=ultimate+evil+hardcover&qid=1750949470&sprefix=ultimate+evil+harddcover%2Caps%2C212&sr=8-2

krLMM

I looked at the financials and they have 0$ of revenue and burn 200+ million yearly. They could have sold coffees at their company IR meetings and they would have made at least some money for now.

_hiddenscout

I posted about this company late yesterday, but still think they look interesting. No position in them, but they just seem cool lol. It's OII. The valuation isn't terrible by any means: [https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=OII&ty=c&p=d&b=1](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=OII&ty=c&p=d&b=1) They just won a fixed price navy contract: [https://investors.oceaneering.com/news/news-details/2025/Oceaneering-Announces-U-S--Navy-Contract-Award/default.aspx](https://investors.oceaneering.com/news/news-details/2025/Oceaneering-Announces-U-S--Navy-Contract-Award/default.aspx) Here's the latest quarter presenation: [https://s201.q4cdn.com/108344635/files/doc\_presentations/2025/May/19/FINAL-Q1-2025-IR-Presentation.pdf](https://s201.q4cdn.com/108344635/files/doc_presentations/2025/May/19/FINAL-Q1-2025-IR-Presentation.pdf) I find the subsea/robotics stuff really interesting, it's part of why I ended up buying FTI.

_hiddenscout

Kind of a cool company, just starting to look into them. >Oceaneering International, Inc. (“Oceaneering”) (NYSE:OII) announced that its Aerospace and Defense Technologies (“ADTech”) segment has been awarded a follow-on, single award fixed price indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity (“IDIQ”) contract to manufacture Virginia Class Submarine support equipment for Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) following a competitive bidding process. Under this contract which commences in early June 2025, Oceaneering will manufacture work platforms to support maintenance for Virginia Class Submarines’ sail and vertical payload tubes. The contract value is approximately $33 million if all options are exercised over the five-year ordering period. [https://investors.oceaneering.com/news/news-details/2025/Oceaneering-Announces-U-S--Navy-Contract-Award/default.aspx](https://investors.oceaneering.com/news/news-details/2025/Oceaneering-Announces-U-S--Navy-Contract-Award/default.aspx) Latest earnings presentation: [https://s201.q4cdn.com/108344635/files/doc\_presentations/2025/May/19/FINAL-Q1-2025-IR-Presentation.pdf](https://s201.q4cdn.com/108344635/files/doc_presentations/2025/May/19/FINAL-Q1-2025-IR-Presentation.pdf)

StoicNoodles

Hi guys, new to reddit and this subreddit. Quick question, are defensive stocks a smart idea for a Roth IR Account?

TrashPanda_924

I’m going for North American drillers, MLPs, and integrateds. Might want to fill up the cars today. Very concerned IR mines the SOH.

yokedici

are you from the region or have any background related to IR cause i am and this sounds like cope.

Dstein99

What’s your point? That still wouldn’t have been a lie. I don’t like that he put a timeline on it because it gives info to the Iranian Republic. To that point he put himself in a bad position where he needed to act quickly because if a week and a half passed and still no decision the IR knows a decision will come within the next couple days.

VotedOut

[TSLA short % of float is 2.75%](https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/tsla/statistics/) Presumably that means 97.25% of float is long - unless I am mistaken about how that works. But needless to say, that's still far more longs than shorts. So the "stock is a slow squeeze of shorts playing out over a decade" part of the comment sounds like hogwash to me. Even a squeeze of high short interest wouldn't take that long to play out. As far as the actual explanation for TSLA's price action - I don't really know, everyone seems to have their own take. But what I do know is: 1. Tesla's revenues, earnings, and margins [have indeed been declining](https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/tsla/financials/?p=trailing). 2. TSLA's valuation is ridiculous and detached from reality. Its current [$1 trillion market cap and 150x forward P/E ratio](https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/tsla/financials/ratios/) for a car company with declining sales/earnings/margins is ridiculous. 3. Elon Musk has an established history of grifting and corporate puffery. 4. Tesla's future earnings from FSD, robotaxis, and robots (if there even ARE any) are most likely wildly over-estimated\* (see explanation below). 5. Despite previous points 1-4, TSLA stock has (for whatever reason) evolved into a casino-style gambling stock with nonsensical price action so far throughout most of the 2020s. \*Explanation for point #4: A. Any other company (or combination of companies) that isn't TSLA has just as much a shot at succeeding with moonshots (like FSD, robotaxis, and robots) as TSLA does, but you don't see THEIR stocks pre-maturely pricing in that moonshot bullshit. B. The fundamental value of FSD and robotaxis is probably nowhere near as sky-high as Elon puffs it up as anyways. If it was, then Waymo (who already has robotaxis out) would be rolling in the dough right now and GOOG stock would be skyrocketing far higher than it is right now. FSD and robotaxi rollout would likely be a long slog at best because of all the different laws and regulations that vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Tesla has yet to prove that both lidar and geo-fencing wouldn't be necessary for level 4-5 FSD. Even a nonsense scenario of robotaxis making car ownership obsolete would mean Tesla's auto sales business ([70-80% of their current revenues](https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/IR/IR/TSLA-Q1-2025-Update.pdf)) goes to zero. C. The fundamental value of robots is probably nowhere near as sky-high as Elon puffs it up as either. Other robotics companies are competing with Tesla, and many of them are ahead of what Tesla has. Bipedal humanoid robots are stupid and unnecessarily expensive to make for most practical uses. They're cool in sci-fi movies, but in reality they're inherently clumsy. Clumsy legs are not needed as labor robots when robots with wheels, flat platforms, and robotic arms/lifts do a better job and cost less in most cases. Just take a look, for example, at the forms of [robots that Amazon currently uses at its warehouses](https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/operations/amazon-robotics-robots-fulfillment-center).

steak-please

Good job, youve discovered a box spread. Ever heard of IR0NYMAN?

Pristine_Hurry_4693

Thanks for sharing, together we rise⬆️ (According to your flags, you’ll love $DRTS. Just had 36 Million Dollar insider investment, their product is a revolutionary patented cancer treatment, in phase 3 of FDA trials with earlier trials showing 100% tumor response. That’s where you start digging in. And no dilution happening, they have 90+ Million in cash that will last way after expected commercialization, they have almost no PR - hence the low Market Cap even though they already have manufacturing factories in the US, and the CEO is all about the company and doesn’t bother with IR (the CFO takes care of that with conferences and other non-hype stuff).

No_Falcon_6217

Green flag: Low float + recent insider buying + a real product or IP (even pre-revenue). If there’s a catalyst on the horizon like FDA, trial data, or a JV announcement, that’s where I start [digging.Red](http://digging.Red) flag: Constant dilution and no real progress. If every “catalyst” is just fluff PR, I’m out. Bonus red flag: CEO who’s also the IR guy on Twitter hyping the ticker daily.

No_Leek_1398

Don’t know who downvoted you but I got you 🤙 congrats on the $SRM gains! I see a move like that in $ESMC’s future, a buyout (IP competing with LASIK?) or blockbuster announcement, taking it to pre-delisting prices; even at $5 a share, fully diluted including the preferred, that’s *only* a MC of $70 million; they consistently do $12 million in revenue annually and have almost no debt. Or maybe it gets uplisted to the NYSE Amex (trying to get through to IR). Either way, you know me, load in heavy (recent 13G) and wait…  $ESMC has my attention - $OMTK is my “F%@k around and find out” play, both safe and sound in OTC land, both bought out heavily by yours truly 👁️👁️ Better safe than sorry with $NVVE, I’d still be holding $1.67 bags if I didn’t sell when I did; I had to swing it down to get ahead. It *was* locked up until Arie Rabinowitz bought warrants with clauses that let them reset to ~$.82, so I bought back in @ $.83 for a swing. I’ll play his game but I’ll never short a stock - hence, I liquidated when I saw the opportunity. Then it *was* locked up until they gave out all those warrants to the crypto advisors and took on Fermata’s debt. They skipped that dilution into the SEC filing and conveniently cut it from the PR. How many shelf registrations are even active for $NVVE right now? Sorry to go on and on but it’s actually a joke IMO if you do due diligence… What does the company even do, for goodness sake? I thought the last ER would show improvement and the call was even more laughable than the last one. I’m glad you got out - even if it pops, better safe than sorry. The crypto idea is good in theory if it’s a serious diversification of “excess cash,” which $NVVE PR’ed - I didn’t see any “excess cash” in that 10-Q… 🧐 Thanks again for inspiring me to do real DD.

fLukeozade

Find it an easier way to digest P&L, Balance Sheet and Cashflow Statement, as it has some nice features for looking at trends over time. Their segment data is also pretty good, and they'll often pull out data points from the narrative of an earnings release that you'd otherwise need to track through multiple documents to assemble. Their embedded AI tool can be useful, but I'll always try to substantiate an insight gained from this if it's critical to the thesis. Oh - and if you have the time, it can defintely be better to listen to an earnings call rather than just read the transcript. I typically do this while out running, as you'll pick up on some of the emotional nuance and sentiment that the words don't always tell you alone. For the same reason, it can be incredibly helpful to track down podcast interviews with leadership, as despite the best will of their IR teams, they'll occasionally go far enough off-piste that you can get an actionable insight into how they're thinking about the business strategy.

No_Leek_1398

Got some juicy info from the CEO of $OMTK relater to a project in India starting up and one in Egypt finishing up approvals, I just wish they’d be more active on LinkedIn but he said he doesn’t like the spam. I’d also like to see a website revamp but all those things cost money and I’m fine if this one stays a hidden gem for a while. Hoping to be able to do a Q&A with him soon to bring more attention to the company. $ESMC is commercialized and operating in an infinite list of countries - I believe it was pretty beat down by COVID and the macroeconomic environment, but is still chugging along. I haven’t read the best things about the CEO but I’m trying to get a Q&A setup with him too if I ever hear back from IR. I haven’t been able to find much on their competition, but that could also be a risk factor. $.02 EPS doesn’t lie, and we’ll see what the next quarter shows. Their fiscal year ends in June so it may be September 30 before we see financials. Their LinkedIn/Instagram/Facebook presence doesn’t lie - they’re not doing *nothing*… $NVVE will likely post at least 30 million shares OS with the next quarterly report with all the warrants that have been issued, and the last 2 reports were awful. I wanted to see them do *something* with all the cash they raised at the beginning of the year, but nope, nothing. Good luck, and remember to take profits with that one - with each pop new bagholders are created and they’ll be looking to exit if they can.

Zhukov-74

I was just reading about Sony’s upcoming shareholder meeting next week and noticed that they are voting on a motion to reduce the amount of capital reserves. https://www.sony.com/en/SonyInfo/IR/stock/shareholders_meeting/Meeting108/108_ogm_E.pdf >The reduction, amounting to 1,095,049,917,184 yen, will be transferred to other capital surplus to ensure agility in future capital policy. This internal transfer will not impact the total net assets or financial results of the company. What is the main benefit of reducing the capital reserves?

chiisushedjiddb

Ppl have been shitting on my post quite a bit so it’s nice to see a constructive reply. Makes me not want to post DDs anymore tbh. Anyway, thanks again for your comment. I’ve reached out to their IR regarding this a few days ago but haven’t heard back just yet. Will let you know if I get an update.

Gloomy_MTTime420

Ah, the Studio login page is back. $BURU is so weird. Have they fixed the OTC ticker price on their IR page yet?

fairytaleresearch

No I‘d say they IR is just not good and every now and than they screw the IR page

AltruisticWeb3791

I feel like RDDT is cucking itself by making r/rddt an IR page instead of it being available to regarded users to shit post and meme the stock price higher

fidog346

Largely true. However, this one has several (forget exactly, 10-12ish?) generic drugs already approved, commercialized, and is currently focusing almost entirely on generics. Biggest contributors by far are the Adderall IR, ER, and now Vyvanse generic launch as of late December 2024. I’d say you’re definitely right on other pharmas that are purely R&D and working up a totally novel drug idea. It either works or they likely go bust. Not really the same case here as a generics play but do your own due diligence.

MarketNewsFlow

" **Top-line Results Expected by End of Q2 2025 and, if Positive, Expected to be Followed by Submission of an NDA to the FDA Leveraging the Company’s Fast-Track and Breakthrough Therapy Designations** " Read more here: [https://investors.polypid.com/news-releases/news-release-details/polypid-announces-successful-completion-enrollment-phase-3/](https://investors.polypid.com/news-releases/news-release-details/polypid-announces-successful-completion-enrollment-phase-3/) \- IR Team

_hiddenscout

Lol, just pulled from their website. Much better idea of the business: >The company offers components, including power amplifiers and limiters, switches, oscillators, filters, equalizers, digital and analog converters, chips, monolithic microwave integrated circuits, and memory and storage devices; modules and sub-assemblies, such as embedded processing boards, switched fabrics and boards, digital receivers, multi-chip modules, integrated radio frequency and microwave multi-function assemblies, tuners, and transceivers, as well as graphics and video boards; and integrated subsystems. It also designs and develops digital radio frequency memory units for various modern electronic warfare applications; radar environment simulation and test systems for defense and intelligence applications; and signals intelligence payloads and EO/IR technologies for small UAV platforms, as well as onboard UAV processor systems for real-time wide area motion imagery. The company was formerly known as Mercury Computer Systems, Inc. and changed its name to Mercury Systems, Inc. in November 2012. 

MaxBlackAUT

I have been burned by RVSN, it is not a good stock. Please buy something else. Their IR mail isn’t even working.

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erwin4200

Serv already exploded a couple of times....Richtech is my bet. Better company plan, better financials, better product for sustained growth IMO. Just need their IR and legal team to get it together so we can start getting contract details two months after it's signed...

Din4d4n

No worries! You should take a look at their latest IR presentation, the slides are pretty good!

Babou_Ocelot

I saw one of your posts! Thought it was interesting and read the IR materials but didn’t pull the trigger. Decided to open a small position to ride along for fun. Seems like it could be a nice acquisition target for a larger pharma with a weak pipeline.

DrHarrisonLawrence

It was confirmed on 5/28 on Cresco’s IR page. Earnings released this morning!

Own_Challenge_4967

Where’s you get the numbers? Can’t find the press release on the IR site

shamalbadhe14

The most annoying part is having 10+ tabs open just to get basic info on one stock. I'll check Yahoo Finance for metrics, the company's IR page for news, SEC filings for real numbers, maybe some analyst notes - and by the time I piece it all together, I've spent 30 minutes on what should be a 5-minute "is this worth looking at" decision. Also hate when different sources show different numbers for the same metric and I have to figure out which one is actually correct.

xeuropa

RKLB has announced a significant strategic move: the acquisition of Geost, LLC, a company specializing in electro-optical and infrared (EO/IR) payloads for national security satellites. This $275 million deal, comprising $125 million in cash and $150 million in Rocket Lab stock, with an additional potential earnout of up to $50 million based on revenue targets, marks Rocket Lab’s formal entry into the satellite payload market🚀🚀🚀🚀

creemeeseason

I get a thrill anytime IR answers me. Still own MUSA, the first company to ever respond to a question.

_hiddenscout

Feel like a real life investor right now lol. Bought some position in a small company but they don't have much info up on their IR page so emailed them lol. Hoping to hear back soon.

TheSleepyTruth

Damn, didn't realize rads could pull those numbers. IR or diagnostic?

ElevatorPitchGuy

Thanks. Basic fit is interesting and I met with IR in the past. They’ve done a great job since 3i listed them but I don’t like the fact they own the gyms. Makes them slow to open new clubs or they have to take massive debt. Also with PLNT entering Europe they may have to accept lower margins to compete.

ToumaKazusa1

Prior to this administration, having an international portfolio was a waste of money, you'd consistently make more with a US only portfolio. Depending on your timescale a US portfolio is still way up compared to international ones. Maybe the best time to move was November of last year, but that doesn't mean that moving now is a bad idea, especially with US stocks pretty close to the ATH. Although personally I just moved everything into European defense in February because fuck diversification, you don't need to be an IR expert to see that the Europeans are buying more guns and they're buying them primarily from Rheinmetall.

AmericanNewt8

Uh yes, that's the whole point of the massive IR satellite constellation we already have to detect ballistic missile launches globally. 

555-Rally

When the EU no longer gives a shit about what the USA wants because of tariffs, they won't ban the sale of ASML systems to SMIC (not to be confused with SMCI Supermicro) and the EUV tech will get them down to 2-3nm overnight. Sure, heavily subsidized by the Chinese government...but whatev...the end result is breaking TSMC's stranglehold on the highest grade silicon fab. The chip designs in China are meh - copies/extensions of existing ARM/x86 tech...they even straight up steal the licensing off ARM. But...if the tariffs, and service cuts in the USA are to continue the science and engineering brain-drain will happen. Whether to the EU or Asian under China's influence doesn't matter. Cock-blocking China on chip exports ...meh, it's strategic, not a long term solution. Drone AI that can aim-bot your head from 50yrds for <$1000/drone already exists - thank MIT drone labs 10yrs ago. Drop them out of a plane with GPS grid for them to kill all the people not carrying a red arm-band or IR flash on their helmet....easy mode. How many can you deploy? China can build them faster. They'll all be susceptible to EMP so...meh it's not much different than a WMD war anyway. Ukraine is using radio remotes ...it's stone-age compared to what is coming. The tech for an ai drone is already used in those AI cameras that read license plate tech and identify persons for home surveillance that's not an NVDA gpu export. Training tech is, but that's already out there.

Gloomy_MTTime420

I hear you. I posted about the $100M offering and got some interesting feedback. What makes me super nervous/excited/suspicious/why I call this stock “weird”… Is that the former Trump guys, Ron Nicols and John Bolton, are off the board…and this unheard of guy Alessandro Zamboni comes in as CEO. He sounds like he majored in BS by all his statements in his filings. It’s all fluff worded around more fluff and he doesn’t actually say anything. That’s suspicious. And why in the world can’t they hire a web developer for 1hr and fix their IR site so it doesn’t show they are an OTC stock and at $1.06? Like, if they are becoming a military powerhouse, they can’t bother to fix their official SEC filing status on their website? This has been this way for over a year, so no excuses about it not being a priority. Finally, this CEO leveraged his old “business”, whatever Supply ME Capital plc. Is or does, to do a share swap with $BURU. He’s essentially taking shares of one failed company and set of assets and transferring them to another so far failing company with failing assets. That’s akin to making a blank deposit at a bank at the ATM machine outside, only so you can immediately withdraw funds. Oh, wait, banks don’t let you do that anymore now do they?

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allyuhneedislove

Yes and IR theory would support them

Simple-Software3

Interestingly, the judge seems to have skipped ahead and denied that motion to move to Utah courts, basically citing trial efficiency. This was on May 7th. The IR site and EDGAR basically make no mention of anything going on with the trials. Somehow, the McKnight's Long Term care news site is able to keep up with the court stuff and report on it. Not sure if they are periodically checking court motions or scheduled hearings directly. On the topic of the missed May 19th deadline for the Q3 2024 earnings, it really is a mystery on what happens now. I am assuming we will see some kind of 8-K filing mentioning that the delistment process has started and that they are either appealing or asked/granted an additional 6 months. It's also unclear to me if they made the May 15th deadline with their lenders on audit yearly results. No 8-k has been filed so either the lenders got partial (or all?) results, and they were fine with that, or they are currently negotiating this week. At this point there's basically no more deadlines to look forward to aside from any future quarterly earnings dates and an extension given for the missed Q3 2024 (TBD). They really need to get this over with, this is getting really sad at this point for everyone involved.

tachyonvelocity

IQV is a buy here, valuations at the covid lows, EPS all time highs, 12x NTM earnings. entire health sector trading like regional banks when they crashed because of fear factors. Pharma tariffs, NIH cuts, anti-vax FDA, high IR. Only issue is these problems likely last the next 2 years.

Beastious

✅️Elite Pharma (ELTP) Catalyst :✅️ ✅️ 1. Cash Flow Positive ✅️ 2. Purchase building housing their cGMP registered facility for research, development, manufacturing and packaging of pharmaceutical products. ✅️ 3. Adderall IR $421.7 Million IMS market Approved and Launched ✅️ 4. Adderall XR $865 Million IMS market Approved and Launched ✅️ 5. Double digit quarterly revenues in millions ✅️ 6. Create in house marketing and distribution: Kirko Kirkov, Doug Plassche and their teams ✅️ 7. DEA increases manufacturing quotas for Adderall & Vyvance ✅️ 8. Generic OxyContin - FIRST TO FILE FDA Aug 17, 2023 $720 Million ✅️ 9. Generic Vyvanse - $4.3 BILLION - FDA submission Dec 2023 ✅️ 10. FDA Acceptance of Generic OxyContin Sept 2023 ✅️ 11. Lease additional manufacturing space and storage vault for new Needle Mover ANDAs - Jan 2024 __12. Obtain Full ownership of Adderall IR $ 421.7 Million from MIKAH __13. Obtain Full ownership of Adderall XR $ 865 Million from MIKAH ✅️ 14. Generic Methotrexate Antimetabolite- Approval ✅️ 15. Launch generic Methotrexate $63 Million ✅️ 16. $50+ million in yearly revenues ✅️ 17. Lowest PE ratio for OTC Healthcare sector ✅️ 18. Become the ONLY company showing rapid growth on the OTC while being profitable ✅️ 19. Put Opioids back on the Table- due to reduced risk of opioid litigation ✅️ 20. Receive Analyst Coverage - Upgrade to Market Outperform - Zacks Investment Research ✅️ 21. International Distribution - partnership Approval by Israeli Ministry of Health for European distribution License and Distribution Agreement by and between Elite Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Dexcel Ltd. ✅️ 22. Generic IR Adderall® Receives Marketing Approval From The Israeli Ministry Of Health Oct 2024 ✅️ 23. Final Approval of New Manufacturing Facility/Expansion __ 24. Generate revenues over $20 million/quarter —- Imminent __ 25. Generate revenues over $30 million/quarter __ 26. Generate revenues over $40 million/quarter __ 27. Generate revenues over $50 million/quarter ❓️ 28. Double output of manufacturing and packaging facilities —-Imminent ✅️ 29. Launch approved generic Tylenol with Codeine $47 Million ✅️ 30. Launch approved generic Norco - hydrocodone acetaminophen IMS $300 Million ✅️ 31. Launch approved generic Percocet - oxycodone acetaminophen IMS $317 Million __ 32. Launch approved generic Dolophine - methadone HCL tablets IMS $30 Million __ 33. Dopamine Agonist Approval (probably Requip XL or Mirapex ER). $12 Million ✅️ 34. Generic Vyvanse (The Golden Goose) Approval $4.3 Billion __ 35. Indian Research and Development agreement __ 36. Positive BE Study for Concerta CNS Stimulant $1.16 Billion ✅️ ✅️ ✅️ 37. LAUNCH $4.3 Billion Generic Vyvanse Dec 2024 __38. Generic Concerta- FDA submission $1.16 Billion __39. Launch Adderall IR in Israel —Imminent __40. 100 million in yearly revenues —-2025 __41. Generic OxyContin Approval $720 Million ✅️ 42. Accord prevail over Purdue in Generic OxyContin infringement suit - Dec 30, 2024 https://cafc.uscourts.gov/opinions-orders/23-1953.OPINION.12-30-2024_2443222.pdf __43. Elite prevail over Purdue in Generic OxyContin infringement suit. https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/51356241/PURDUE_PHARMA_LP_et_al_v_ELITE_LABORATORIES_INC,_et_al __43. Launch generic OxyContin $720 Million __44. Positive BE on NDA Unique ADF opioid - 90% cheaper than ADF without Naltrexone __45. Resume R&D on SequestOx Abuse Deterrent Oxycodone __46. $200 million in yearly revenue __47. Patented NDA Unique ADF (w/o naltrexone) drug C in SequestOx reformulation trial __48. Undisclosed Mikah ANDA(s) __49. Undisclosed ANDAs/NDAs __50. Generic Concerta Launch $1.16 Billion __51. DollarLand PPS ——2025 __52. Uplist to NASDAQ exchange __53. M&A advisory firm selected for buyout __54. Perform Business Valuation __55. Develop strategy set for sale of business __56. Prepare marketing materials for sale __57. The advisory firm begins to identify and approach potential buyers. __58. Management teams present the company's strengths and growth potential to interested buyers __59. Site visits by potential Buyers to inspect and meet management. __60. Begin Buyout Negotiations __61. Buyout offer/s __62. Buyer Identified __63. Purchase Definitive Agreement __64. Buyout Vote of Board of Directors __65. Halt Trading __66. Shareholder vote on offer __67. Necessary regulatory approvals are obtained for transfer of ownership __68. Buyout Closing Completed —$$$$$$$$$$$ __69. Vegas BABY !!!!! 🎰

Guilty-Anybody-6736

Pretty valid but given how dramatic of a change these two deals will be to the overall business, I find it less worrisome. I mean this company is about to 10x in revenue, has increased cash thru BTC, and is likely going to get great synergies and opportunities to capture market share. Plus IR has been way more transparent the past few months. It’s not a possible additional $65M+ in revenue, it’s certain as the CEO said today

DrHarrisonLawrence

Fidelity is saying that Cresco is reporting earnings on May 20th next week. Sadly, no article to confirm that on a Cresco’s IR page 😔

PrivInvestorGuy

If you're going to pay down the mortgage, and couple things to consider. If you have an FHA loan, they will not remove your PMI which is a hidden increase to your interest costs, by roughly 55 bips. If you have a loan with PMI, you will be able to remove the PMI with a paydown of that size. As for when to make the paydown, unless you have an FHA or VA loan, the earlier in the life cycle of a loan that a pay down is made, the greater the effect on total cost. On a DSI loan, $100k, 5% IR, 30 year Am, paying just your normal payment 5 days before its due date, will result in the loan being paid off 5 years early, and reducing total interest costs by almost 20%. The effect is much lower on a traditional 30/360 mortgage, but still dramatic. Adding $5 a month in additional principal can save thousands over a 30 year mortgage. So if you decide to pay down the mortgage, unless you have a good reason to wait, I wouldnt.

Ronin3993

Because robinhood is wrong. https://www.sony.com/en/SonyInfo/IR/library/presen/er/

MoistAd9060

3X a day IR (20mg)

RelativeManner1330

There’re still $1.08 warrants OS for $CTM until they expire, and the insiders didn’t exercise any of their options at $1.07 when they had the chance to. No non-public information to prevent them from “insider trading, per their policy, if they just released their 10-Q. I’d like to see them: 1. Pay off debt 2. Acquire another company (more revenue) And/or 3. Update us on this magical Castellum/K2 joint venture that they rolled out and then have said nothing about. K2 did announce recently they’re starting K2 health, which could be big for CTM too…could. It remains to be seen if/how because their IR team is nonexistent and can’t even respond to an email from one of their largest retail shareholders… 🤙

blissfully_happy

What do you take? I found my doc had to switch my three 20mg pills (IR, not XR, 40mg AM, 20mg PM) for two 30mg pills (45mg AM, 15mg PM) for more continuity in treatment. Also, are you guys getting married? You speak so lovingly of her.

Better-Ad-2118

Thanks for the response—and I completely understand the instinct to push back on lofty valuation targets. But let’s walk through your points carefully because, respectfully, some key facts may shift the risk/reward framing. **1. “Valuation is not absurdly low—it reflects trial risk.”** True in principle—but the degree of discount here is extreme relative to peers with similar data maturity. - ATYR trades at a ~$300M market cap while entering **Q3 Phase 3 readout** for a rare disease with **zero FDA-approved competitors**. It has: - Statistically significant Phase 2a data (+180mL FVC, p = 0.035; 85% relapse reduction) *(ERJ Open Research, May 2025)*, - A fully enrolled, DSMB-validated 268-patient Phase 3 (EFZO-FIT) *(aTyr Corporate Update, May 2025)*, - A running FDA-sanctioned **Expanded Access Program** based on investigator demand *(aTyr Q1 2025 earnings)*, - **Orphan + Fast Track** designation from both FDA and EMA for sarcoidosis and SSc-ILD *(FDA/EMA designations via aTyr IR website)*. This is not a preclinical pipe dream. It’s a **de-risked, regulatory-aligned, pre-commercial setup**. By contrast, Arena ($6.7B), Receptos ($7.3B), and Karuna ($14B) all had Phase 2/3 immunology assets at time of takeout—but **none had the biological depth or platform optionality** that ATYR offers in fibrosis, ILD, and oncology *(comps: Pfizer, Celgene, BMS acquisition data)*. **2. “Weakish readout or delay would be a big issue as money runs out in Q4.”** Important concern—but it’s not accurate to say they’ll run out of money before the readout. - Cash balance as of Q1 2025 = **$78.8M** *(Q1 2025 10-Q filing)*, - Runway explicitly covers operations **through and beyond Phase 3 readout** in Q3 *(Q1 2025 earnings call)*. In addition, aTyr is eligible for additional milestone payments from their Japan partner **Kyorin**—with over **$155M in development and commercial milestones** remaining *(Kyorin partnership agreement via aTyr IR)*. **3. “The trial is just testing steroid reduction, not disease modification.”** This is a misunderstanding of both the **design** and **regulatory context**. Yes, the **primary endpoint is steroid reduction**—but: - That is **aligned with FDA guidance** and accepted as a valid clinical endpoint in sarcoidosis *(FDA/ATS/WASOG guidelines)*. - The trial also has **secondary endpoints** for **lung function (FVC), quality of life (KSQ-Lung)**, and **symptom burden** *(ClinicalTrials.gov EFZO-FIT entry)*. Importantly, the *prior* Phase 2a trial already showed **concurrent improvement** across all of these dimensions—even during a forced steroid taper: - +180mL FVC - 85% reduction in relapse - Better KSQ and biomarker profiles than placebo *(ERJ Open Research, 2025)* And this isn’t just internal data: it’s **peer-reviewed, published**, and was even selected for the **Best of CHEST 2024** conference *(CHEST 2024 Abstract Highlights)*. **4. “This isn’t a multi-billion platform. That’s retail hopium.”** Again, let’s look at the facts: - **Sarcoidosis** TAM = $1.6B–$2.3B *(DelveInsight and GlobalData reports)*, - **Systemic sclerosis-ILD** = high-mortality, no curative options. TAM easily exceeds $1B *(Science Translational Medicine 2025; ACR/NIH estimates)*, - **CTD-ILD, CHP** and other ILDs = follow-ons with demonstrated NRP2 macrophage involvement *(Science Translational Medicine 2025; aTyr pipeline)*, - **ATYR0101**: Anti-fibrotic fusion protein targeting LTBP1 → $3B+ across liver, kidney, and lung fibrosis *(aTyr pipeline briefing, 2024)*, - **ATYR2810**: Oncology bispecific targeting NRP2/VEGF-C → data presented at **AACR 2025** *(AACR 2025 Abstract Book)*. Together, this forms a **tRNA synthetase-derived immunobiology platform with over 200 granted patents** *(aTyr IP portfolio overview)*. **Bottom Line** There are always risks in biotech, but $ATYR is being valued like a Phase 1 single-pathway flyer. That simply doesn’t match the dataset, pipeline, or strategic positioning. - This is a **Phase 3 platform** with clean safety, validated mechanism (NRP2), and FDA-aligned endpoints. - It is trading at **1/10th–1/20th the valuation of peer takeouts** with similar or inferior data. - Float is **tightly held by institutions (~97% of float), short interest is 12%, and volume remains thin**—all preconditions for structural dislocation if results are clean. No hopium here—just asymmetric math and a very real shot at re-rating. Appreciate the skepticism—it sharpens the argument. But this setup is rare, and all the ingredients are on the table. Let’s see what happens.

fanofpotatoes

So I just listened to IR at my company (big insurer) talk about tariffs, and how the WH has softened their stance so we’re still optimistic. Like where are people getting this?? Did I miss the stance softening (on auto parts) or are people fucking delusional.

creemeeseason

Yeah, retail is too lazy to look and institutions are to big to invest. There's also companies that just don't really do IR and as a result don't get a lot of coverage. I always think of CHE. It's sort of a weird company anyway, they don't really do guidance or anything, so they get ignored. Which is fine, because management just focuses on the business. UFPT gas been similar. They just don't really do IR.

landspeed

They've stated in IR emails that they will be released by May 15.

rabbitwonker

Their [2025 Q1 statement](https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/IR/IR/TSLA-Q1-2025-Update.pdf) shows positive free cash flow of $664M (about $2B net cash from operations minus capital expenditures). Their total holdings of “Cash, cash equivalents and investments” shows as $37B.

Sunvmikey

RVSN 🚀🚀🚀 Just got an email back from Knorr IR confirming the partnership for the DAC thats set to be implemented in 17000 trains (not all to Knorr) in Europe. Not announced officially yet. Will probably explode when the PR drops. Pretty sure she accidentally revealed it to me. Made a post here talking about it. You can go through my posts for my other DDs on RVSN [https://www.reddit.com/r/RVSN/comments/1kf83tl/great\_news\_everyone\_knorr\_have\_confirmed\_rvsn/](https://www.reddit.com/r/RVSN/comments/1kf83tl/great_news_everyone_knorr_have_confirmed_rvsn/)

Rude_Whereas5692

[https://thebulletin.org/doomsday-clock/](https://thebulletin.org/doomsday-clock/) It is not only me who is the one "fear-mongering". I may as well assure that some high ranking IR specialists construct scenarios such as these. I myself having studied under at least one of them.

sesame-trout-area

Yahoo finance and the companies IR site.

this_guy_fks

none of this makes any sense. >Then I bought CME CHF futures Jun 16 2025 to lock in the exchange rates so as to hedge the currency risks. do you mean to say you bough SFM5 futures ? (i think so) when did you buy them ? USDCHF fx is a bet on relative interest rate differentials. if the expected IR differential changes, then the fx rate will change. famously the idiot in charge launched a global trade war, which saw investors flee the dollar in droves, causing dxy weakness. you can see USDCHF went from 0.88 or so before american's were "liberated (from our wealth/future/reputation)" to now 0.8233. do you think fx rates are static? they also take into account relative purchasing power (PPP) and expected trade flows.

Nic_Pera

The CCP is not a saint either. As a result of abusing the benefits of WTO developing nation status, China’s competitive edge stems largely from aggressive industrial policies, extensive state subsidies, and the practice of dumping excess inventory into global markets. This is reinforced by lax labour protections and minimal environmental regulations. In its earlier development phase, China also manipulated its currency to gain a strategic foothold in global supply chains - and, capital controls and central bank actions still give the government indirect influence over the exchange rate. Moreover, China doesn't allow free access for foreign investment i.e. investment without CCP involvement in the company - this often results in extortion, IP theft, or in some cases, predatory corporate takeovers, buyouts, and seizures . I'm actually really impressed by Chinese neo-mercantilist capitalism, in the sense that, China co-opted neoliberalism, and abused the naivete of westerners, so that it could rapidly modernise its economy and military industrial base. China has the largest navy now, they can build ships like Toyota corollas. Meanwhile, the Americans are addicted to cheap consumerism and distracted from the fact that it's going to take decades to build a single nuclear sub. Neoliberalism has utterly failed in this regard in terms of an increasingly antagonistic world order as seen, in COVID supply chain vulnerabilities, and in Ukraine with RU-CN-DPRK-IR involvement.

Theorbor

There is no incentive to do that. Domestic weak demand and monetary easing caused the IR to go down and more money to borrow, which is not good for them

Tom-Rath

Yeah, but this dude has been predicting China's collapse for 15 years, though. His trouble is that he isn't a China scholar, he doesn't have a strong understanding of the country's internal political culture and—from the way he speaks—it's not made evident that he reads the Study Times, CPPCC Daily or Central Party School policy-planning documents. Zeihan's background is as a geopolitical risk consultant for Stratfor, which does OSINT for corporate clients like Dow Chemical and Wal-Mart. I read one of Zeihan's books, *The Accidental Superpower*, and frankly... it was like Baby's First Geopolitical Analysis. Dude spent 30 pages talking about the geopolitical advantage of interconnected waterways and "good demographics." Like, yeah dude.... Duh... Moreover, he goes onto argue that 2000-2100 will represent a second American Century and largely dismisses any theorycrafting about Chinese global hegemony by pointing to demographics. From the YouTube videos I've watched, it's clear Zeihan has never read any Central Party School publications. This [2025 Study Times paper](https://www.mohrss.gov.cn/SYrlzyhshbzb/dongtaixinwen/buneiyaowen/rsxw/202412/t20241220_532915.html) is especially relevant here. In the next five years, CCP authorities have agreed to more or less implement the following: * Supporting sustainability and the stable operation of the system through retirement age reform, improving financing, and making “reasonable adjustments” to benefits * Expanding the pension system’s second (enterprise annuity system) and third pillars (individual pension scheme)  * Improving market-oriented investment and operation of funds * Expanding coverage for flexible and new forms of employment and migrant workers * Cancelling household registration (hukou) restrictions that hinder social security participation at the place of employment  * Improving the supervision of funds and legal framework, including revising the Social Insurance Law  This won't stave off all effects of China's weakening demographics, but it will certainly keep the national economy nimble when compared to European or East Asian countries facing demographic crunches, which have failed to make these and other arrangements. I remain bullish on China. If you're satisfied by an outsider's view, fair enough. But as someone who has worked with credible IR experts on China, I let out a laugh when I read this: >How come only ONE geopolitical expert (Peter Zeihan) stresses the inevitable sentence awaiting China Because he's wrong, bro.

h3xpl01t

Is this from an IR firm? If so, where's your disclosure link showing who's paying for this analysis? Standard practice for paid stock promotion is to include disclosure of compensation details. Noticing this format shows up frequently with various tickers but never includes the required financial relationship disclosures.

vics80

do racist people watch IR porn?

Necessary_Secret_562

I've got a scanner set up for pinks that show up in top 20 by volume. https://preview.redd.it/msv7521hxexe1.png?width=1309&format=png&auto=webp&s=2110a71f4126b0cbe8a123cf1e9083ece675b37b $DPLS Continues to be complete dogshit. $AITX Should hit top 20 again this week based on the weekly trends. $TWOH has a massive IR campaign behind it considering the total number of daily trades $WOLF I expect to see hit the chart more consistently this week.

TesLakers

yeah and? Q2 2024 (super charger team fired) \- Super Charger Stations: 6,473 \- Super Charger Connectors: 59,596 Q1 2025: \- Super Charger Stations: 7,131 \- Super Charger Connectors: 67,316 so in the 9ish months from when the supercharger team got fired, they added 658 super charging stations and 7720 connectors. The network has grown since he fired the supercharger team. \- [Source](https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/IR/IR/TSLA-Q1-2025-Update.pdf) Kia just officially announced they got access to super charger network 2 days ago \- [https://www.kiamedia.com/us/en/media/pressreleases/23210/kia-ev6-ev9-and-niro-owners-gain-access-to-over-21500-tesla-superchargers](https://www.kiamedia.com/us/en/media/pressreleases/23210/kia-ev6-ev9-and-niro-owners-gain-access-to-over-21500-tesla-superchargers) Rivian has access to supercharger network \- [https://stories.rivian.com/supercharger-network-access](https://stories.rivian.com/supercharger-network-access) To name a few others, that have access to the network * Ford * General Motors (GM) * Genesis * Hyundai * Kia * Lucid * Mercedes-Benz * Nissan * Polestar * Rivian * Volvo

_hiddenscout

Was digging through FIX's IR presentation, but one thing that is kind of cool, they have a list of their fundamentals directly on the site, first time I've seen a company do that lol. [https://investors.comfortsystemsusa.com/fundamentals/Fundamentals-Snapshot](https://investors.comfortsystemsusa.com/fundamentals/Fundamentals-Snapshot) Here's the presentation if you are curious: [https://investors.comfortsystemsusa.com/static-files/81e74fde-2cc3-427a-a0d4-0e53ebab5ac8](https://investors.comfortsystemsusa.com/static-files/81e74fde-2cc3-427a-a0d4-0e53ebab5ac8) Really nothing exciting other than the numbers of the quarter.

RonMexico16

Just did a quick scan. Doesn’t look bad. Any idea how much of their revenue comes from the ankle braclet/prisoner tracking stuff vs. all the other flashy things they talk about on their website? Their IR decks didn’t seem to provide any segmentation.

ChucksWorlds

Yeah I was thinking the same, their IR page on their website has basically no info except about their operations but no financials or anything. I'm seeing an enterprise valuation of around 100 mil, current market cap 30 mil but nothing other than that. Technicals are obviously pretty worthless since it's a recent IPO but the chart is on an uptrend right now. So basically we've got no fundamentals, no technicals, no catalyst. I'd say it's either a dead IPO or maybe it'll pop from something we're not seeing. Just my two pennies.

creemeeseason

Of course! Their IR page is pretty thorough. They also have airports in Brazil, Italy, and a few other countries. Also, they're looking to add more, which is a nice additional growth engine.

MindCrusader

The US doesn't even want to spend taxes on healthcare, the US is a super bad country for the average Joe. So yeah, they are bad at running the government for sure. But the thing is you can't produce cheaper cars than China. They subsidize more and are much much cheaper. When you mix those two things, you would have to subsidize a lot more than China does. If the US or the EU should do it, it is debatable. But for sure we shouldn't let the Chinese market kill our car factories, not only due to them increasing prices at will when they become monopoly, but also due to the safety. Imagine that China starts the war with the US or supports Russia's war with the EU and bans or limits exports of cars. Cars and car factories (that can be converted into military factories during the war) are important. It would be great to have cheap cars, especially in Poland where we are much poorer than Germans or Americans, I wouldn't have anything against chinese cars, just like we have a lot of Xiaomi devices in the market. But it is just dangerous, even for Russia, where they are even poorer. https://www.businessinsider.com/china-auto-exports-russia-chery-geely-sales-2025-3?IR=T

Environmental-Meal14

Briefly looking at it, it's probably sticker shock from the drop after the big run-up. People tend to look at things as black/white. That being said it's a struggling bio stock with multiple recent P3 failures with the only "great news" coming from themselves via their IR and the user of pay-for-PR firms. I wouldn't look at this past today's pump personally, but don't think it warrants a downvote.

tachyonvelocity

Why Chinese stocks make total sense: Since Navaroo's idiotic policies have finally been sidelined, Bessent is the one to listen to. Trump and co do not necessarily want to "hurt" China, but incentivize China to consume more US goods, to incentivize Chinese policies to boost consumption. A note on "currency manipulation:" Currency manipulation might be done to weaken the Yuan, to boost Chinese domestic industry. This isn't done to "hurt" or "take advantage of" the US, in fact this actually makes the US comparatively better in terms of consumption as it allows all Americans to buy more with greater buying power. At the opposite end, China is actually hurting their own consumers in exchange for faster industrialization. Since Trump and co have raised this issue, the result is this: China will likely make some sort of deal, perhaps more stimulus, allowing Yuan to strengthen, boost consumption. However, this will not directly benefit US companies, as Chinese nationalism, similar to US nationalism, will prioritize consuming Chinese-made and Chinese-goods first. So there are quadruple benefits for Chinese companies: 1) Chinese-listed US exchanges, HK, and mainland, do not actually have high exposure to Chinese exports, so tariffs have no-low effect on their earnings. Both PDD (Temu) and BABA are primarily Chinese-consumption stories. 2) Weaker dollar, stronger Yuan, which seem to be both official US and eventually Chinese policy, strongly benefit your ownership of Chinese stocks in dollars, as they will be worth more when the Yuan strengthens, even if earnings go nowhere. 3) Incentivizing Chinese consumption, as Bessent just put it today, will benefit primarily Chinese based companies, which is characteristic of Chinese indices. 4) Potential US recession and weaker growth results in eventual lower interest rates. This increases value of long duration stocks, which emerging markets and China are part of, and FDI flows will increase to China as interest rate differential falls. This is one reason why Chinese stocks boomed during covid 5) To expand on 4, since Trump is hell bent on having a US slowdown, global growth will fall, as will interest rates of all countries. Canada and EU have already lowered rates in response. Thus the IMF says "global growth is increasingly reliant on China and India for growth". Globally lower IR results in stronger case for 4, as FDI inversely follows IR. Indirectly, if all countries think the US is less of an investment case, the second best is still going to be China, especially considering valuations for HK is still priced at near recession levels (low-teens forward P/E)

lytol

Isn't it usually the other way around? Sell-side numbers usually skew low so that companies can out-perform (in exchange for IR / access).

TaikoG

https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/IR/IR/TSLA-Q1-2025-Update.pdf

frreddit234

You may be rich by tomorrow [https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/IR/IR/TSLA-Q1-2025-Update.pdf](https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/IR/IR/TSLA-Q1-2025-Update.pdf) 

frreddit234

Numbers are prety bad [https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/IR/IR/TSLA-Q1-2025-Update.pdf](https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/IR/IR/TSLA-Q1-2025-Update.pdf) Given the current crazy market i guess it means it will go up 

HeftyMonk6527

I just looked on the tesla site and found this document before the earnings call... doesnt look good. [https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/IR/IR/TSLA-Q1-2025-Update.pdf](https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/IR/IR/TSLA-Q1-2025-Update.pdf)

PeeOnDusk

Don’t waste your liquid gold. IR docs posted before then

BoatSouth1911

I love the retail IR for ASTS lol  “Spam subreddits with technical jargon” (Nobody reads) (Everybody buys leaps anyway)  I’m not sure if you’re Scott Wisnieski or not but I hope you are

capybaraStocks

Damn right. Picked up even more shares. It’s even more crazy undervalued now. CEO said in last IR webcast that the phase trial in the GBM space went well and they’re moving to next phase trial and that they’ve completed enrolment for their main candidate that’s scheduled to move into pre final approval by FDA end of the year. I think no one just listens to these IR events lol, it literally says all that will be announced during earnings and the upcoming AACR event this weekend. I’m holding till $5 at least.

Ciocalesku

And they wonder why he is trying to pressure Powell to lower interest rates. Then they can buy the assets at low IR and cheap AF

Alexander459FTW

>Do you think there will be any thing, at all, that won’t be able to be freely traded? There won't be free trade in the sense that every country will be manufacturing its things domestically. This won't necessarily happen due to some economic reason. This will happen in an attempt to retain some semblance of autonomy. As it has already been talked you don't want someone else controlling your lifelines. In a post-4th IR society, the only major strategic resources are raw resources. Anything else can be negotiated about, but raw resources won't be so easy to talk about. Of course, it won't happen immediately, but everyone who holds manufacturing capabilities will strive for vertical integration as much as possible. >Assuming AI doesn’t get a bunch of restrictive policies placed on it. This is a slightly different conversation, but let me elaborate briefly. People completely overestimate how much sentience is needed to automate most tasks. Even something like art requires none. Fast food positions are already getting automated. Things like picking bad produce have already been automated. Building the frame of a house with concrete blocks has already been partially automated. Sure, sentient or self-developing AI can do all those things faster and better, but it is not needed. If you are only looking at AGI progress to gauge the status of the 4th IR, you are in for a surprise. There is a reason why art has been automated this soon.

anotheronebite1991

>Rates might go up with this inflation to be honest I guess you meant with the "expected inflation from tarifs" right ? Because inflation is still going down atm. But lets imagine tariffs indeed trigger an inflation bounce : inflation because of tariffs it's not the same as inflation because of too much consumption. Fed will not raise IR because of inflation induced by tariffs. Tariffs will reduce the consumption mid term and will only raise prices short term.

secreteyes0

Advice is within the scope of his question. You’re right - the best option is likely QUIT his job, and spend all 20 hours focusing on school. OR use the $300 to invest in AP tutoring, SAT prep, etc. But he asked whether $300 should go into bank or equities, so i gave the answer. Looking beyond equity- what are his options? - HYSA: ok, this is the 3% i mention. Grounded in 30 year treasury rate in environment where fed IR is staying the same or falling. - Bonds - i suppose, but very prone to the very inflation / falling interest rates, in this environment - Real Estate ($300 not even close to enough capital) - Leveraged funds & options: this is equity but with more risk he def doesn’t understand if he’s struggling with any classes whatsoever at 16…

Rocket_Law

I’m trying to get him to stop because you know Russia is a lot bigger. Wow. Incredible IR and political analysis. Jfc is our president a toddler?

NUSWannabeSWE

The yes goon is gonna reduce IR by over 200%!