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NNBR as the next AAOI : The Case
16 APRIL 2026 , WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST WINNERS TODAY
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Why has NNBR slipped past us again..up 34% in premarket. Supply cooling for NVDA data centres.
Sold $NIXX for a slight loss (loss management is what I need to work on) & made gains in both accounts with $NNBR. I think it'll be hot for a scalp all day.
Good look; thank you! I wish I had participated in more of $NNBR's PM run but I'm still going to watch for more scalps. It may be fun once the market opens too. Sometimes higher floats make movements better, not as glitchy...
SRFM and NNBR. Both higher float but significant news.
The Dow Jones on Sept 1st 1929 was at 362.35 20 years later on Sept 1st 1949 it was at 180.66 Source https://fred.stlouisfed.org/data/M1109BUSM293NNBR
$NNBR looks to be gearing up for its second run ^^
$NNBR looks to be gearing up for its second run ^^
Eyeing $NNBR at this valuation, risky play, a lot of leverage, but tariffs could be a path to a turnaround
So, help me analyze NNBR as a 3-6 month investment. NNBR -- 1. **Turnaround Potential** – The company’s been cutting costs and refocusing on core products, which *could* mean better days ahead. If they pull it off, the stock could be a steal. 2. **Diversified Business** – They make precision parts for industries like medical, aerospace, and auto. That spread means they aren’t totally screwed if one sector tanks. 3. **Undervalued Play** – The stock is trading low compared to its book value. If you're into deep value plays, this one might be worth a closer look. There are some issues: 1. **Debt is a Problem** – NNBR is carrying a lot of debt, and in a high-interest-rate world, that’s a red flag. 2. **Inconsistent Profits** – Revenue is there, but profits? Not so much. 3. **Cyclical Risks** – A lot of their business depends on industries that go through booms and busts. If we hit an economic slowdown, NNBR could take a hit. If I could get in at low 3's and sell in 6 months at $6, I'd be good.
NNBR, my portfolio was full of this and Tenneco before it went private. Made 100k off Tenneco and got slammed on this. I only buy manufacturing stock.
I have done just that in NNBR.
Maybe I’m still sleepy but I can’t find NN (NNBR? NN on the Amsterdam exchange?) What’s the name of the company? 😂😅
NN inc (NNBR) is up 9% I hope that's partly our fault lmao
>So, long long term, prior to the Financial Crisis, the general (highly smoothed) relationship was 3% on your checking account (the inflation rate), 6% on 30-year treasuries, 7% on long-term fixed rate residential mortgages, 9% return on stocks (4% dividend yield + 5% appreciation). not one single person ever, has believed this. [https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DGS30](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DGS30) yields on 30s haven't been over 6% since 2000. [https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MORTGAGE30US](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MORTGAGE30US) 30y mortgages havent been at 7% since realistically 1996 (with the one off exception in 2000 at the peak dot com) [https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1346BUSM156NNBR](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1346BUSM156NNBR) stocks havn't yielded 4% since **1958** ​ anyone who believes this is normal rates of return for assets pre or post GFC is batshit crazy. not one single person believes this is accurate. what world are you living in ?