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Baterick-Patman_

Nah just the regular Lebanon attacked IL and IR attacked Kuwait. Nothing to see here

Baterick-Patman_

IR wants to keep uranium / US doesn’t IR wants Hormuz control / US and ME doesn’t IR wants reparations/ US doesn’t US wants ballistic disarmament / IR doesn’t IL wants to destroy IRRG and Lebanon proxies / IR doesn’t ME allies wants reparations / IR doesn’t Seems pretty hard to TACO. Calls it is still!

Baterick-Patman_

Really? Also suspecting manipulative news flow incoming on Sat but shitting my pants re porting calls bc US can’t seem to control IL nor IR atm. But this is a major data point in this context

Alone_Store5627

It handles it well. It does go through IR

insbordnat

What in the ever loving fuck are you talking about? "Caught by the SEC during a tax audit". SEC has nothing to do with taxes. IRS doesn't have any part of their audit process to look for trading in company stock. Flat out wrong. See below - there's nothing illegal about trading shares of company stock. "Fined on the profit you take" - wrong. If you were actually trading with insider knowledge (ahead of a transaction or MNPI (material non-public information) that's a different story, and you won't get fined, you'll get disgorged of all profits plus potential criminal liability on top of that. It'd be super suspect to trade right before earnings, as an example. There is nothing illegal about trading in your company's stock and not disclosing it (assuming you're not a Section 16/insider). Zero. Nada. It may violate company policy, however. There's also the appearance of you trading on MNPI, which puts you in an uncomfortable situation. If you're not involved in the accounting/finance/legal/compliance/IR teams you're probably in the clear, although you may violate company policy as I mentioned. Don't ever short or buy puts, and options generally are suspicious b/c of the leveraged nature. Options are generally a bad idea to trade (not including exercising ISOs/NQSOs). "Better to trade in your partner's stock" - no, just NO. Just as bad. You're generally tainted, and many people have gotten nice indictments for trading their partner's stock. You're a chemist, I've been in C-suite roles at public companies in a variety of finance roles. Don't dispense advice that isn't in your "field".

OptionsProOfficial

That's a solid build! Curious how it handles companies that bury their IR data or don't have a clean structured page, does it fall back to SEC filings or just degrade gracefully?

Baterick-Patman_

Agree, regarded sit and probably unreasonable to make a call yet. If I had to bet I would assume negative newsflow into weekend (storyline of hardened negotiation positionings from US IL IR) and Sat counter announcement by DT that all going beautifully and US receiving handjobs under the negotiation table with slight but muted pump on Monday

Baterick-Patman_

IR now demanding they should be allowed to enrich uranium, IL fugging up Lebanon, Hummus closed, same old

GoldenTicketHolder

The plan was never for negotiation. Hell, even the IR sympathizers in Iran are in the streets chanting “death to the compromiser” right now.

Baterick-Patman_

Yeh but this is not relevant in the short term / puts medium term all the way though Hours after announcement bombings across core infrastructure in several ME states. Vastly different terms presented by all sides, including long term Hormuz control per IR and ballistic + nuclear disarmament. Sources close to IR reported it would end the truce if IL continues to bomb Lebanon, meanwhile >100 targets struck since the day began. Psy op!

Baterick-Patman_

Yeh but this is non news they explicitly stated this yesterday already. Hezbollah warned of IR retaliation should it continue… could become interesting for degen short bets again soon

spsteve

Trump (when asked about IR tolls on the strait traffic) "We're thinking of doing it as a joint venture. It's a way of security it - also security it from lots of other people."... "It's a beautiful thing". (ABC News - Jonathan Karl)

spsteve

Ceasefire day 1: Israel took multiple waves of IR missile fire Kuwait reports that more than two dozen drones were launched by Iran since 8am (Kuwaiti time) UAE was just under IR missile attack IR reports strikes on Lavan Island and the oil refinery there. Independent reporting (and FIRMS) shows large fires. Israel launched massive bombardment of Beirut. \-- Good start to the cease fire

spsteve

Israel or the US (or UAE based on some rumors!!!) hit an IR refinery this morning (Lavan). Currently on fire. Israel was never party to the ceasefire at all. But Iran had them stopping as a condition. If the UAE now enters you'll see a direct Iran UAE conflict that will do MORE damage to oil (not less) than we had happening before. Things are actually worse on the ground right now than they were yesterday if you ignore the blowhard's blowing.

Baterick-Patman_

Yes this seems absolutely possible, but I am very doubtful of whether this can be successful (in the way one would objectively define it). I think IL‘s self-declared mission down there and the degree of IR‘s fanaticism as well as their very harsh demands (re reparations, hummus control, etc.) are variables which are pretty hard to predict at the moment. In any case I also doubt there will be a major crash following any of this, but the global long term consequences shouldn’t be taken lightly either

Baterick-Patman_

Problem is str8 will keep closed even if he does, IR does not accept a mere retreat with IL still bombing them and no reparations paid

Baterick-Patman_

Fine for me, seems like a dead end anyways, neither IL nor IR are gonna TACO whether we wants to or not

Baterick-Patman_

Market not anticipating IR surrendering, only TACO 🌮

Aggressive-Kitchen18

The Strait of Hormuz is meaningless. Its called the Persian Gulf for a fucking reason. You think ships will be easy to target while crossing the Strait? Wait till they have to dock. Either the US manages to secure the whole region or commerce is at the behest of the IR.

bhaaaaaaa

Radios and IR lights

ajibtunes

Well Hegseth might still be tempted to drop a tactical on them to see what happens, that wouldn’t be the case if IR had nukes

Far-Fennel-3032

Considering you were saying before "Surface to air missiles don’t loiter" And this is clearly a surface to air missiles that very much loiters. Forgive me for saying I really don't think you know what you're talking about at all. the Anti IR guided weapon systems need time to work. The entire purpose of this platform is to reduce the time they have to fulfil their function. It really not that complicated. Also, there is unverified footage floating around the internet and Iran is claiming that one of these did hit an F-15 fighter, and considering the Americans first lied about it and have now been forced to eat their words when journalists got footage of the crash landing, suggest Iran might not be lying here. [https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/04/03/world/iran-war-trump-oil](https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/04/03/world/iran-war-trump-oil)

JOPAPatch

That’s designed for use against drones and helicopters. It uses a similar design to loitering drones before locating a target via IR and then using its limited fuel propellant to hit its target. But it’s still limited like every other IR guided weapon. No chance this hit a F-15E

Far-Fennel-3032

Wish I was creative to make it up, thanks for the compliment but I'm really not. This is apparently it [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/358\_missile](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/358_missile) [https://cat-uxo.com/explosive-hazards/missiles/358-missile-SA-67](https://cat-uxo.com/explosive-hazards/missiles/358-missile-SA-67) >The [**SA-67**](https://cat-uxo.com/explosive-hazards/missiles/358-missile-SA-67), is described as a [loitering](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loiter_(aeronautics)), [SAM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface-to-air_missile) with a [Solid-Propellant](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_propellant#Solid_chemical_propellants) ([SP](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_propellant#Solid_chemical_propellants)) fuel [rocket-booster](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booster_(rocketry)) stage for launch. The [missile](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missile) is launched from the simplest launcher in the form of an inclined rail guide several [metres](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metre) long. Once launched, the [rocket-booster](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booster_(rocketry)) detaches with the remainder of the flight taken over by the gas [Turbo-Jet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbojet) ([T-Jet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbojet)) engine. The [missile](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missile) [guidance](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missile_guidance) is believed to be [Imaging-IR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermography) ([ImIR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermography)) seeker with an [Electro-Optical](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electro-optical_targeting_system) ([EO](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electro-optical_targeting_system)) 16 x [Active-Laser-Proximity](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximity_fuze) ([AL-PRX](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximity_fuze)) [fuze](https://cat-uxo.com/explosive-hazards/fuzes/01-fuze). The concept for this weapon involves [loitering](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loiter_(aeronautics)) over a battlespace until a target presents itself, which it then targets. Once in the air, it maintains its [loitering](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loiter_(aeronautics)) flight path, while continuously scanning its surroundings with its [ImIR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermography) seeker for potential targets. On identifying a valid target, the [missile](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missile) promptly heads towards the target, [detonating](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detonation) its [HE-Frag](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragmentation_(weaponry)) [warhead](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warhead) upon reaching it. The main advantage of this is that it waits for other aircraft to get close before 'activating', resulting in the assorted defence systems just having a whole lot less time to work with compared to anti-air platforms. As it takes time to shoot off flares, lasers to kill sensors and for the pilot to react. As the platform is designed to be small and not get detected, the missile really might only have a few seconds of solid fuel, but it starts a whole lot closer than normal platforms would and likely has the target closing most of the gap for it.

Dear_Smoke6964

Ok, you are suggesting that Iranians should surrender,  that it would be in their own best interests.  Now a lot of the Iranians I know do not support the IR government,  and would be receptive to a new government.  Now if that was the US's aim it could gain support in the country, but Israel is also involved, and the last thing they seem to want is a stable,  successful Iran,  so of course the population are going to resist and fight. The United States is  unreliable and doesn't appear to have a strategy, Israel wants to see them wiped off the map,  the population are going to support their leaders in this situation, regardless of what they think of them. 

jatomozem

Not many know about missile 358/sa-67. It is filly working on IR sensor and guidance(with rumors of optical sensors to not get distracted by decoys), so it does not warn aircraft of incoming lock.

New_Bad_8760

Trump’s said over and over that the US doesn’t directly need Hormuz. Was never on the list of war objectives. Whatever ransom other countries end up paying IR just makes US energy exports that much more price-competitive. 4D, yet again.

New_Bad_8760

he can spin it to suit his ego. everyone knows that. bottom line is IR has lost 40 years worth of military build up and will be easy to smack down as often as need be.

Muted-South4737

Boy, it sure is nice that the prez, the most powerful individual in IR, is so willing to negotiate an end to the war. I can't wait for this to all wrap up, nice and neat.

Scared_Step4051

correct - FORGE doesn't touch AN/TPY-2 or the firing solution. They're completely separate layers. FORGE sits upstream processing the space-based IR sensor data (SBIRS, OPIR, SDA tracking layer) and delivers the strategic threat picture. The tactical radars handle their own target discrimination and engagement the investment thesis isn't that FORGE controls the interceptor. It's that FORGE is the first link in the chain, and it's a $600M no-fail programme that the Space Force operationally accepted and ran 24/7 through the conflict appreciate the technical understanding, you must also have military origins

PossessionConnect963

I mean it’s been rumored and pretty obvious to anybody paying attention to IR leadership the last few weeks that there’s a schism between the IRGC and the rest of government. The IRGC are the ones with the guns and are running the show right now regardless though.

0uchmyballs

Maybe Trump an the IR are in it together, I wouldn’t put it past either of them. It’s just a big wag the dog production lol.

gmon333

Hey it went all the way down! SUCK IR

Standard-Top-5942

Back to the dark ages (literally this is how medevil empires fought wars and pillaged the innocent ... I remember studying this in college political science and IR): > All of those countries that can’t get jet fuel because of the Strait of Hormuz, like the United Kingdom, ... go to the Strait, and just TAKE IT. You’ll have to start learning how to fight for yourself, the U.S.A. won’t be there to help you anymore, just like you weren’t there for us. Iran has been, essentially, decimated. The hard part is done. Go get your own oil! President DJT

Pale-Silver-8178

IR wasnt lying about premarket hope we took his advice

ItsOkILoveYouMYbb

>I just want AI to hold my hand, smile at me, laugh with me, and express empathy We'll get there, but we need higher density power storage first (like all solid state batteries), unless you want a sex doll that lays in bed all day and stays plugged into the wall. Fine for being at home but a bit limited in activities. Then you need to fit some more advanced robotics into a modern sex doll frame (and it doesn't necessarily have to be for sex, but the expensive sex dolls definitely have the most realistic designs I've seen, like Dva from Game Lady, raise your eyebrow sure but I know you're googling already) so that you can have some articulation and reaction that doesn't break immersion in shitty or upsetting ways. Then you need some eye tracking cameras on their head or face (we already have this down very well in VR) so that they can maintain eye contact with you. The eyes will have to have very fast articulation or it'll look like they're high out of their minds. This is also setting up for a lot of points of failure so maintenance has to be something you anticipate and accept. Sudden lazy eye could be fairly upsetting if you've developed a bond with something like this. You would have to be able to keep perspective. Next you'd need an AI voice and companion setup, which we've seen can already work *decently* via some gpt wrappers but not amazingly. It would need to get convincingly and intimately better (which doesn't seem all that far away at this point). Because of that, you're likely going to be connected to a cloud service unless people start making really, really good and efficient local models you can run on a few expensive Nvidia GPUs at home, so at least a wifi connection. Highly unlikely to be able to run it locally within the unit itself, at least for now until we get more compact and highly power efficient models. Then again maybe running basic articulation and more advanced voice / personality is not as power intensive as I'm thinking. Anyway if you don't opt for a completely local setup for the AI portion for voice and controls, you'd be in a huge privacy nightmare. Or you just don't give a shit and do it anyway. I'd opt for local setups and spend more money if at all possible, especially when IR cameras are needed for eye tracking. Yeah I've been thinking about this a fair amount, which means there are private and public companies thinking about this a lot because it could be an unsettling and also therapeutic gold mine, depending on your circumstances. If it becomes too good, it becomes socially disrupting. And if there was ever a time socially where it would be profitable, it's right now where you have a lot of people lonely and unable or unwilling to find companionship, and another huge swath of people that completely distrust modern dating and no longer think it's possible to find a life partner, only temporary partners before someone inevitably cheats or leaves. But what is essentially a sex bot and permanent partner can be explicitly designed to never cheat on or leave you, of course. I think that is an aspect many people will seriously consider a positive after going through one too many heart breaks or becoming jaded from seeing reality too much and holding grudges. And that outcome will only make the situation worse, but for those that are lonely or have been hurt, it may actually bring them the happiness they've been lacking. You could even set these dolls up in such a way that in addition to being a partner, they also function as therapists to help you work through the distrust you develop over time, for example, until you're ready to explore real dating again, even if that's not your goal. But mixing AI companion with AI therapist in a subtle and strong, healthy long-term goal sort of way is not going to be clean at first lol. To me that aspect would be when bots like this are very mature in the market and a lot of shit has already happened as a result of the existence of bots like that. The immediate danger though, especially for what could be a decade or more of a first adopter phase, is developing real feelings for one of these AI dolls, rather than using it to satisfy basic needs and desires. But it's probably inevitable. Scifi has already predicted and explored this topic extensively. Interesting to think about.

Bigamungus

My IRA lookin kinda IR Ghey rn not gonna lie to you

IMGcertified

Translation: The US/IR negotiators are very different and “strange.” They are “begging” us to make a deal, which they should be doing since they have been militarily humiliated, with zero chance of a comeback, and yet they publicly state that they are only “begging for our proposal.” WRONG!!! They better get serious and apologize soon, before it is too late, because once that happens, there is NO TURNING BACK, and it won’t be pretty!

Daymjoo

It's funny because I'm a BA/MSc in development and IR. NHS benefits the growth of our economies directly. It keeps people healthy so they can produce. And our armed forces are only relevant insofar they are absolutely mandatory. And only insofar as we can afford them, which is not clear as of this moment.

Personal_Pride_2238

I check in on the site's IR page once a week when I'm doing my weekly skimming

Responsible_Pea2937

Well its not a lie. Look, I'm not a Trump guy and I don't agree with the war at all. But IR theory dictates this is all pretty straight forward. US (and Israel) is not going to let our #1 enemy get a nuclear weapon at all costs. Trump is correct in saying that oil supply shocks is worth world security in the long run. This is really hegemonic power at its finest. The United States is asserting itself into the Middle East to wipe out the Iranian leadership and military power for the next couple decades, or negotiate peace terms before it gets to that point.

_hiddenscout

$CDLR Q4 Earnings Revenue : €620.4 (5% beat, +149% YoY) EBITDA : €425.3m (3% beat, +240% YoY) EPS : €0,79 (25% beat, +316% YoY) Gross margin also improved to 62% from 50% in 2024, reflecting higher profitability and receipt of termination fees. However FY results do not reflect a weaker H2 2025 with a pretty big double miss on revenue and EBITDA, respectively of 25% and 28%, and H1 was inflated due to one-off contract cancelling compensation. Guidance is also pretty weak, with revenue expected between €854m and €944m but EBITDA set at €420m to €510m (so pretty much flat EBITDA). Earning Presentation [https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/\_bc7293f1dc52e3ed6581890c2498a4c6/cadeler/db/927/9767/pdf/IR+Presentation+FY2025.pdf](https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_bc7293f1dc52e3ed6581890c2498a4c6/cadeler/db/927/9767/pdf/IR+Presentation+FY2025.pdf)

suture-self

Tried to do that. Got punted to IR. Sold.

Aggressive-Kitchen18

This. They are gaining the upper hand day by day. One thing that went under the radar is when like 1 week in Trump said they had run out of targets. It felt like a genuine comment, I believe him, thats a terrible thing to hear when you are nowhere close to achieving your goals and have already ran out of what can be done via dense air strikes. Now they are playing wack a mole around the omnipresent mountain chains. Everything is dispersed, look at gaza. It took 2.5 years to give up disarming Hamas. Iran is 70 times the size of Israel and half of it is mountains. The IR knows their best bet is to keep thing going on for as long as they can. And they can keep this going.

Thotmas01

Nah we learned plenty from Ukraine-Russia. We 100% got data from Ukraine during the previous admin. I suspect a lot of US development was geared towards battlefield scale quadcopters instead of Shahed drones. These Shahed drones are a lot more like smart missiles than consumer drones from what I can tell. We’re prolly gonna end up with ai powered artillery hooked up to an integrated network of satellite, radar, IR, and visual sensors to deal with these shahed drones. At this point it’s more about development time than finding a solution.

Nws-

Lots of different opinions / talk out there regarding the current conflict, but happy to get your views. In my opinion, there is no way the oil crisis and related inflation is over yet. Most obvious point is: Hormuz is IR‘s most relevant hostage at this point. I have not seeing any credible media statements of them letting through ships as we speak US: DT said they have constructive talks but several IR authorities have clearly denied this, saying US is just buying time. Also US deploying additional military as reported by Reuters does not support the deescalation thesis IL: I have not found an official statement on the US talks yet but we cannot underestimate their interests. One the one hand, they made statements over the weekend indicating intensifying strikes and a continued operation for atleast another 3 weeks. Also, they continue to bomb Lebanon as their goal is to eradicate Hezbollah, which Lebanon confirmed is directly steered by the IR Revolutionary Guards. I cannot imagine them agreeing to no bombing in this context

Rich_Ad_7436

Approaching 2026, the way an IR advisory firm in Mumbai, like [Confide Leap](http://www.confideleap.com), might measure decisions and maintain liquidity.

Brokenandburnt

I do believe Iran has some domestic short-range AA that uses IR and even optics. If I remember it correctly that is. 

shootinjack

It is designed to avoid detection by high end enemy radar. It was close enough to be picked up by an IR system. No need to argue with me just watch the video.

Grow_away_420

A bit bigger. They were tracking it optically, so it had to at least by low enough for the IR camera to spot. It was likely a corridor that the jets kept repeatedly using and Iran noticed and set up an ambush.

eddnedd

Technically 25% less. We're only required to measure IR emissions and then only once every three years, after clearance sales.

modder9

I peaked at 60mg of Adderall IR and I probably did permanent heart damage. Been taking for 14 years now and starting to lose the effectiveness. Oh well, at the point in my career where I do like 10 mins of work a week anyway so it’s fine.

modder9

I remember it lasting a lot longer the first couple doses. You might be up all night if you just took it lol. IR takes about an hour to kick in but it all hits at once. That’s why I don’t like IR. Vyvanse is 1 pill, but it metabolizes in your bloodstream or smth and it’s really smooth vs the 2 peaks of Adderall IR. Anyway, take as directed and note how you feel. You’ll probably clean your house like a crackhead or smth so enjoy!

Technical_Pace_4205

10 mg IR

UsernameTaken_123

apparently it was a basic IR missile that hit the F35, how the fuk does this POS jet cost $100m and it cant defend against IR missiles lmao

LarryStink

I think this is about as good of a take as any.  > Here is the main reason of this stupid War. Chevron & Exxon said NO in January to Capex in Venezuela With $60 Oil. But just 24h after Iran War and especially with Oil at $100 a Long Queue of Big Oils is ready to please POTUS. The Plan is to endures Iran War at least for 1 year...The time needed for having Capex deployed in Venezuela. > EU like during RU-UA will now have no alternative to buy A LOT of Dollars to pay Oil from USA. Fix US Trade Balance via IR War. trump not worried about dollar going doing and he said "I can make the dollar go up and down like a yo-yo." And yesterday announced no intentions of oil export restrictions. If high oil prices were a concern they would be limiting exports like other countries. But they are not. They want higher oil prices and to export to countries affected by this war.

LarryStink

I think this is about as good of a take as any.  > Here is the main reason of this stupid War. Chevron & Exxon said NO in January to Capex in Venezuela With $60 Oil. But just 24h after Iran War and especially with Oil at $100 a Long Queue of Big Oils is ready to please POTUS. The Plan is to endures Iran War at least for 1 year...The time needed for having Capex deployed in Venezuela. > EU like during RU-UA will now have no alternative to buy A LOT of Dollars to pay Oil from USA. Fix US Trade Balance via IR War. > trump not worried about dollar going doing and he said "I can make the dollar go up and down like a yo-yo." 

UsernameTaken_123

5th gen fighter with no countermeasures against IR lmao

music_is_gud

Probably using an IR missile

WirelessWavetable

Stealth planes can also be tracked via low frequency radar by multiple countries including China. The stealth part is avoiding high frequency radar used for a radar lock and targeting. Seeing the planes is one thing but getting a weapons grade radar lock before you're targeted and blown up is the hard part. 5th gen planes have measures to reduce IR signature but it's not to the level of their HF radar stealth. We don't know all the details but if that video the IRGC released is actually legit, it looked like a low level IR MANPAD shot. It doesn't help that the plane might be in afterburner too trying to get back above MANPAD range. >A passive IR track gives the pilot no warning at all. Maybe not in 4th gen planes. The F-35 has full 360° IR detection. It can pinpoint the location of missile launches and they are used to target Iran's launchers. The plane will see the IR signature of an anti-aircraft missile heading towards it and will warn the pilot. The F-22 is also getting retrofitted with a stealthy IR tracking pod to give it a similar abilities to the F-35 sensors.

Basat098

You're right that IR is harder to suppress than radar cross-section, but harder doesn't mean solved. The F-35 has significant IR reduction measures built in: serrated nozzles, exhaust shielding, and heat sinks. Lockheed's own marketing says it has a "reduced engine signature." I work in the cybersecurity world, and anyone who says that their tooling makes them unhackable is laughed out of a room, same applies to stealth. I'm a nerd and love reading about anything I can get technical in, before posting this I read that researchers from China's Changchun Institute of Optics published a claim in 2025 that they can track an F-35 passively using its heat signature via high-altitude drones and their satellite network from over 1,000 kilometers away in some aspects, with zero radar emissions the pilot would detect. Do we know if its true or even if Iran has received it is yet to be seen. So when you say IR detection is harder, yes, and if passive IR tracking is how they found it, that is actually more concerning than radar detection, because the F-35's entire defensive suite is built around detecting radar locks. A passive IR track gives the pilot no warning at all.

WirelessWavetable

What a ridiculous article written by someone who has no idea what capabilities the f-35 programs offer. But their biggest misunderstanding or ignorance is the difference between radar stealth and IR stealth. The majority of the time F-35s fly above MANPAD range. This was a low altitude IR detection, not a radar lock. It's much harder to have a stealthy IR signature.

JetsFanYEG

Message from QIMC IR “📌 NEW TO NATURAL HYDROGEN AND $QIMC? START HERE 👇🏽 WHAT IS NATURAL HYDROGEN? Hydrogen that occurs naturally in the Earth's crust — produced by water reacting with iron-rich rocks deep underground. No electrolysis. No industrial process. Also called white hydrogen or geological hydrogen. WHAT IS QIMC DOING? Exploring for natural hydrogen at West Advocate, Nova Scotia using a proprietary targeting model (R2G2™) worked on with INRS in Québec. WHAT DID WE RELEASE TODAY? DDH-26-02 returned peak at 434m depth — 2.75× stronger than the first hole. Still rising at depth when drilling stopped at 500m. WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? Three more holes planned for this initial program in 2026. Targets are being refined using data from the first two completed holes.”

JetsFanYEG

Message from QIMC IR “📌 NEW TO NATURAL HYDROGEN AND $QIMC? START HERE 👇🏽 WHAT IS NATURAL HYDROGEN? Hydrogen that occurs naturally in the Earth's crust — produced by water reacting with iron-rich rocks deep underground. No electrolysis. No industrial process. Also called white hydrogen or geological hydrogen. WHAT IS QIMC DOING? Exploring for natural hydrogen at West Advocate, Nova Scotia using a proprietary targeting model (R2G2™) worked on with INRS in Québec. WHAT DID WE RELEASE TODAY? DDH-26-02 returned peak at 434m depth — 2.75× stronger than the first hole. Still rising at depth when drilling stopped at 500m. WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? Three more holes planned for this initial program in 2026. Targets are being refined using data from the first two completed holes.”

JetsFanYEG

Message from QIMC IR “📌 NEW TO NATURAL HYDROGEN AND $QIMC? START HERE 👇🏽 WHAT IS NATURAL HYDROGEN? Hydrogen that occurs naturally in the Earth's crust — produced by water reacting with iron-rich rocks deep underground. No electrolysis. No industrial process. Also called white hydrogen or geological hydrogen. WHAT IS QIMC DOING? Exploring for natural hydrogen at West Advocate, Nova Scotia using a proprietary targeting model (R2G2™) worked on with INRS in Québec. WHAT DID WE RELEASE TODAY? DDH-26-02 returned peak at 434m depth — 2.75× stronger than the first hole. Still rising at depth when drilling stopped at 500m. WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? Three more holes planned for this initial program in 2026. Targets are being refined using data from the first two completed holes.”

gonats24

losing your IR head right before an ipo push is not a vibe.. that's the person who's supposed to be selling the story to institutions

motorcycle-emptiness

You can't unless their IR/PR team goes main stream. Nothing matters anymore other than growth growth and exponential growth thats also well known.

villagezero

one of you regards has to have a tattoo of this Saint on your asscheek somewhere POST PICS IR GTFO

slumdungo

You can cut like 1 or 2 IR people maybe.

0uchmyballs

The Crown Prince of Iran is already making his decrees for the transition to a new government which includes a new legal system and path toward a democracy, seems like the IR days are numbered. I’m an Iranian American and my dad who is from Iran thinks the regime will completely collapse within a couple weeks.

OhNoMyLands

Monthly? Huh? Thats not how this works at all, that’s not how businesses are managed either nor how IR works. Nobody investing in companies skimping on quarterly updates to “save on accounting costs”. I really question if you’ve worked in corporate finance or accounting before because it doesn’t seem like it.

OhNoMyLands

No company worth their salt will stop providing quarterly updates. Thats unthinkable for anyone working in IR.

Major_South1103

I am not on telegram either, but especially mcBeth has spread misinformation regarding Ukraine before. If you like video's on conflicts and IR I would suggest Perun and prof James Ker-Lindsay. On X there are a few good sources but also a lot of slop. Good ones: Faytuks, OSINT technical, jeff 2416, Rob Lee, DefenceGeek, Micheal A.Horowitz

m0n3ym4n

NASDAQ wants these companies listed on their exchange. They charge direct fees to the company both for listing and a bunch of other shit they sell them like analytics and IR services, they drive additional trading activity that increases transaction fees, plus the visibility and perceived prestige for NASDAQ

Gom_KBull

[\*oils nipples furiously\*](https://imgur.com/600-you-say-f5w5IR0)

CanadianDoc2019

[https://x.com/StoryTrading\_IR/status/2032434200880497125?s=20](https://x.com/StoryTrading_IR/status/2032434200880497125?s=20) $PELI followers

JOPAPatch

IR theory has been completely upended. The core belief that nations act rationally or quasi-rationally has been proven wrong. The age of schizo-boomerism is upon us.

Careful_Response4694

10 grand isnt a lot of money anyways. Maybe take an IR or geography class so you dont mess up next time.

Major_South1103

Are we unironically posting the schizo Jiang here lol. Somehow this guy theories of power and cultures are more idiotic of those of Huntington. This why normies should stay away from the field of IR.

BrokeDickRizz

So you understand their capabilities a little more? The can go down to 10k feet if they absolutely need IR without issue. With AI spotting/targetting and multiple in use it won’t be an issue to keep the shipping lanes clear. Plus there are 4 avengers in Bahrain. Probably already mobilized

AlphaRed-WRX

The way I see it, the biggest problem in finance right now isn’t that people aren’t interested in investing, it’s that the information is completely fragmented. You have stock data in one place, crypto in another place, investor presentations somewhere else, earnings calls buried on IR pages, and half the time people are trying to piece together information from Twitter threads or random YouTube videos. For someone who actually wants to understand what they’re investing in, it becomes a huge mess. What I think is going to become really important over the next few years is aggregation and interpretation of financial information, not just raw data. Data alone doesn’t help most people. What helps is when that data is organized, explained, and contextualized. Imagine if when you looked up a company you didn’t just see the price chart, you could instantly see things like: • What the company actually does • Their revenue growth over the last few years • Whether earnings are beating expectations • Their investor deck summarized • Key risks to the business • Comparisons to competitors • Analyst expectations vs reality That kind of structure is what turns random market noise into something people can actually use. The same thing is happening with crypto. A lot of projects have whitepapers, tokenomics, governance structures, treasury wallets, etc., but that information is scattered across Discord servers, GitHub repos, Medium posts, and random dashboards. For anyone trying to evaluate whether something is legitimate or just hype, it’s incredibly inefficient. Personally I think the future of financial platforms will combine Wall Street style research with Web3 transparency. Traditional finance has strong reporting standards and financial modeling, while crypto has real-time transparency and open data. When you combine those two approaches, you get something much more powerful. Another thing people underestimate is how much narrative drives markets. News, sentiment, and perception can move prices just as much as fundamentals. So platforms that can surface information quickly, earnings updates, investor presentations, macro developments, will probably become extremely valuable tools for investors. Instead of bouncing between 10 different websites just to understand one company or token, the goal should be to have a single place where that information is summarized and easy to digest. That’s actually why I’ve been interested in some of the newer projects trying to build finance hubs that combine stocks, crypto, and research tools in one place. If they execute well, it could make investing a lot more accessible for people who don’t work in finance professionally but still want to make informed decisions. If you’re curious about a platform trying to move in that direction, you all should check out stonkistan(dot)com. The idea is basically building a kind of “financial nation” where Wall Street data and Web3 markets live in the same ecosystem, with research tools, market tracking, and intelligence-style reports. It’s still early, but the concept of merging traditional market analysis with crypto transparency is something I think we’ll see a lot more of in the next generation of financial platforms. And honestly, anything that helps people understand markets better instead of just gambling on hype is probably a step in the right direction.

Human_Big3996

The current management, yes. The executive chairman César González is particularly interesting — he has been actively building a position in the company (SEDI filings) and previously worked at Wexford Capital, which also holds a large portion of the float at sunk costs. The CEO’s background is more operational and he’s worked on building and operating mines in past roles. Some investors criticize the compensation structure, but to be fair the team has done a tremendous amount of groundwork over the past few years, especially advancing permitting and technical work during a difficult bear market. With the current macro environment and stronger gold prices, I think management will really be tested on execution now. I’ve also found the CEO fairly responsive through IR, so it’s worth reaching out to them directly.

RiPFrozone

Company IR, Edgar for full reports. On your phone use Quartr app, it gives you all the company filings, presentations, earnings calls, and some quick ratios for you to look at + expectations of revenue and FCF growth 2 years out. Stay up to date on press releases for whatever company you hold or are researching. Books: Intelligent Investor, Little book of Valuation, One Up Wall St Insights: Barrons Streetwise (general industry news and insights), Bloomberg TV (general market news), Memos from Howard Marks (investor insight), CNBC (free market news website) (Annualized) 10 year return is: 15.5% 5 year return is: 15.56% 3 year return is 27.11% I became confident in my skills about 7 years ago and entered the industry 2 years ago, yes we have more tools at our disposal, however an individual investor can do the same analysis if they know what to look for. A lot of my coworkers are traders rather than fundamental investors, don’t look at charts understand the industry and pick what you believe to be winner. That’s usually high ROIC, compounding FCF, and defensible MOATs for continued profitability. Finally, learn what you are good at analyzing, you don’t need to be an expert in every industry, just focus on the ones you have the best knowledge in. Analyzing a bank stock vs a tech stock are two different things. Don’t buy oil without understanding the effects of commodity prices to their underlying business, etc. Stay away from hype unless you have an edge the market is overlooking. Finally, learn risk management. A portfolio generates alpha by properly managing risk.

MitchCurry

I'd say no. I don't think any service is worth paying for. [Fiscal.ai](http://Fiscal.ai) and Koyfin free versions are great. EDGAR and company IR pages are always free. What sort of data do you need that you think needs to be paid for?

orsomeshitidk

On one hand fuck the IR of Iran but also like, idk the country’s credit card has already sorta been maxed out by publicans wanting to blow shit up in the Middle East..

Rude_Assistance_4386

1 BTC is equal to 91,227,451,180.00 IR I'm sure they're buying loads

Round_Context_146

Bers thought... RUN IR UP SPY RUN IT UP :)

MassivePermission957

IR Therapy incoming

Kezhen

They’re using the same line: “Khamenei is very close to having weapons of mass destruction that they will use on Israel and America”. Netanyahu has been pushing this line since the 90s. The White House website boasts about Iran’s nuclear capabilities being obliterated from the 12 day war last year. And now they’re weeks or months away? And even if this was true, they only started enriching uranium again after Trump ripped up the nuclear deal and ramped up the sanctions which made the economic situation much worse and led to the protests in January. Khamenei was an evil piece of shit who killed tens of thousands of his own people - the world is a better place without him. But damn, I wish the Iranians were able to do it themselves in January. The IR is evil, but why are we lying about the motivation for war? Trump sure as shit doesn’t care about the deaths of Iranians from Jan and does not care about bringing freedom given his authoritarian leaning tendencies. Why are we really doing this, besides the fact that Israel has decided it’s time for their biggest enemy to go away?

yodaspicehandler

TBH, I'm surprised the US+IR hasn't re-opened it yet. Probably before market open tomorrow tho

orsomeshitidk

Iran is a taco situation. Mango doesn’t have the attention span to let shit cook this long. Only way I see it happening is if protests start back up and revolution becomes foregone conclusion. Then he’ll throw some bomb and take credit. As it is, two carriers aren’t enough to get rid of IR and install a new gov.

orsomeshitidk

Mango isn’t a neocon who has read the PNAC. Dude can’t read lmao. He will attack if he thinks he can get a quick win. Only if protests break out again and look like revolution is all but certain. Then he’ll drop some bombs and claim it was all his doing. As it is though, I don’t think he has the stones because they won’t topple the IR and get a transitional gov in there with just two carriers

creemeeseason

Their IR website is garbage.... They're a cosmetics company. Their big thing is that they have a lab that uses AI to rapidly develop new products. So far they have two brands that have been growing rapidly, Spoiled Child and IlMakiage (might be spelling the second one incorrectly). They recently launched a third brand that does custom acne treatments. It was developed in their labs. The use of AI allows them to largely customize the product they deliver to each customers needs (if you believe their claims). This is sort of a gateway into personalized treatment and medical use products. As far as the earnings.....I'm still digesting it. Last quarter appears fine. Their earnings come from Q1 2026 where (according to management) an algorithm change at a platform (probably Instagram) messed with their advertising and this their sales. They guided for a 30% revenue decline y/y for Q1, which is why it's tanking. Still forming my own opinion on the matter, but I've been a shareholder since 2024.

Local_0DTE_Dealer

30mg Adderall IR only lasts so long

ArthurParkerhouse

My IR professor in the 1990s would say that the Chinese were going to invade the USA soon. They would say that the entire Chinese army could have soldiers lay in the ocean and form a human bridge which the rest of the army could run across. Hysteria about some form of imminent China invasion has been going strong for decades.

ddoij

You need a transfer medium to dissipate efficiently via conduction or convection. IR is way too slow. You COULD put a datacenter in space but it would need one heck of a radiator, and that’s before factoring in for solar radiation

Xelonima

If they (the US and the country that shall not be named) fail to install the leader of their choice, this will spiral out of control, even if the IR is overthrown. I am totally against the Mullah regime but the Iranian opposition isn't monolithic and many don't support monarchy contrary to what you might see online (heavily skewed because internet access in Iran is limited in addition to information warfare) and in diaspora. I also believe that if they fail to reinstate the monarchy, the Iranian youth may grow to be anti-Western and embrace a sense of Iranian nationalism (they already show signs of this). Do you really think that they won't continue the nuclear program if the Islamic Republic is overthrown?

spellbreaker

One USD is worth literal infinite IR.   What's stopping you from quitting your Wendy's job and moving and living like a king?

TheHawk1313

AI search says SEC has designated 4/14 as the date for its final decision to approve, disapprove IR start proceedings on the changes

NaluknengBalong_0918

Greenland on IR. 💃💃💃🤣