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Ormat technologies (ORA) has the macro, the micro, and the management to scale rapidly.
Ormat Technologies (ORA) has the macro, the micro, and the management to grow rapidly.
I Challenge someone to find a profitable ticker you've never heard of in your Alphabet soup. I think my soup is broken or glitched tho, just kept find my profit margin instead. Gonna go back to finding them on my crayons. Gains on ORA, NGE not so much..
What do you think about Ormat ORA? Curious about opinions on ORA. Geothermal can be a big deal in coming years given focus on ESG and infrastructure plans in the US. Especially in coming months that weather gets colder. Many institutions are investing in the stock.
What do you think about Ormat ORA?
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I'm "only" up 40% on QCOM and see it more like a longer term investment for me. At current levels I'm not sure about the risk/reward ratio for an entry. I'm liking NCL and Prada (both potential turnaround stories), and ORA if it comes down a bit (current P/E of 65 still too high for me). I bought LIFE a couple of weeks ago, but I'm down 20% with it...
when I see ORA it sounds like aura so I like the stock, is that good dd?
"Amazon, Google, Oracle to Sign Data Center Pledge, Fox News Says"...bullish for ORA?...seems like it's under the radar compared to other names
Sick! Kicking myself still for not buying ORA a while ago.
Isnt it more tax efficient to lose money outside the ORA?
That’s me! Nothing really in that space. Missed the run on ORA since it was always too expensive for how I like to buy things. Never really found any plays in geothermal directly that made sense. It’s like BESS. I know the technology is growing and I’m more bullish on both, but it’s hard to find pure plays. Been eyeing HTHY recently, which they are just more grid modernization. It’s a big boring Japanese company, but should be a great set and forget computer.
So far: MSFT is down 13% from ATH META 19% Nvidia 12,5% Amazon 19% AAPL 4% Google 4% AVGO 21% ORA 40% TSLA is X with ATH.
Hmm, should be on e-toro. It's on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) and e-toro does allow/offer ASX trades so hmm, it could be still offered there under the old ticker ORA. If that isn't the case, you ask e-toro where it is.
I can double check but it’s growing like crazy in the US too, but for utilities. Even Texas and Florida are growing a ton because solar is so cheap now, so it makes economic sense. Like this is form August https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=65964#:~:text=Developers%20added%2012%20gigawatts%20(GW,of%20electric%20generating%20capacity%20changes. Around Florida’s growth for example https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2025/08/02/how-florida-quietly-surpassed-california-in-solar-growth.html It’s something that a lot of people don’t realize or think about. Like they lump solar into one bucket. I’m actually pretty bearish on anything residential solar. Utilities are growing it like crazy. Same with geothermal. BLS has done some permitting changes to make easier to build. ORA is an example of a pure play for geothermal that’s been pumping. Never bought it because the fundamentals were always too expensive for me. I really wish we could talk about energy in the lens of national security and the ability to bring down prices rather than just environmental reasons.
ORA is an interesting name, never pulled the trigger because it was too expensive for my liking, but has been on a solid run. They are like a pure geothermal play. I really like geothermal and I think is a bit underrated. I follow some energy people on x/twitter and the BLM has changed up laws recently to make geothermal easier to build. Personally, I think makes more sense than nuclear, but like you said earlier, the key is to use it all. I don't really get why some people get stuck in the mindset of either/or versus just saying we should do everything we can to generate more energy. NXT has been only my long plays because the cost of solar+battery storage is winning and we are even seeing red states grow this footprint because it makes the most economic sense now. I'd love to see a push to rebrand some of this stuff as environmental as much as it's a national security issue.
Hmm, the company changed name and ticker in October 2024 from Ora Gold. The old ticker was ORA. Try that...
I must have missed that first post, haven't been posting as often in here with football and hockey season starting. I have liked EMR (no position) mainly because they are transitioning to a pure automation play. They acquired a really niche APC product called DMC I beleive the name. The valuation hasn't made a ton of sense yet but margins should expand once they digest that product. Might have to just start a small position. I need to look into ORA. Was reading too much about BMI and water meter companies the other night.
Totally, it's one of those things I've always wanted to invest in. Actually just shared a post from about like 2 years ago: [https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1ca6f3j/comment/l0r8dhj/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1ca6f3j/comment/l0r8dhj/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) ORA has been killing recently, but way too expensive. Actually starting to look into BKR. Can't really find a ton of names in the space.
I remember the name ORA being thrown out, bummer I didn't buy back then lol. [https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1ca6f3j/comment/l0r8dhj/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1ca6f3j/comment/l0r8dhj/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
So, back last year when the company was called ORA Gold and it was an explorer, Americans could buy it on OTC under a ticker with an x in the name. The company was exploring and things weren't going incredibly well. Then a new manager came in and the focus changed to The Murchison region. The new manager pulled the shares off of OTC- you can't buy them via OTC anymore. That's the price they were when they were stopped. The company changed name to match the new area of focus with the incredible intersections. No point in digging up ordinary intersections when you've hit an area 20 metres thick that has 277grams per ton. No point when you've hit an area 4 metres thick with 1360 grams of gold per ton. So when you see that price, you're looking at an internet ghost or, a memory of what the price was back in October 2024, back before the Murchison happened.
If I were you, I'd hold. So let me share an observation from the last 3 weeks. The area that NMG is in is called the Murchison region. Notice how the company changed name from ORA Gold to New Murchison Gold? Yeah, that's because the biggest gold discoveries are coming out of the Murchison region now. So, in the last 3 weeks, 2 other gold miners announced they were going to begin mining in the Murchison, and for both companies when they announced that, they were the biggest gainers on the ASX for the day. I reckon we're looking at a gold rush and the whole tariff thing that is hammering US retail, is going to play into this. Money is globally looking for safety now, and that's physical gold, gold shares or T-Bonds. You should hang on because the manager has not only said they will pay a one cent dividend next year but, he has said he's open to a share buy back to reduce the number of shares on offer. Record gold grades, Dividends, Share buy-back. Look, if you make a packet and you need to clear debts, you do what you gotta do but, wise hands would hold because it's going to be a lucrative investment while everything else is going nowhere.
It was. Not listed as an OTC anymore. It's a shame because it's an explorer and it finally hit good pay. The company has focused on the \*Murchison region\* now (crazy good gold there) which is why the ORA name was dropped. You're going to have to find an online international broker. Chase this up- it's going to be worthwhile because there's a recession coming and gold is always the hedge when the economy stagnates.
Alternative energy other than electric, wind, solar... GEV, OKLO, HYLN, ORA
* WAB * OKLO * SMR Also eyeing geothermal * CTR (currently provate) * ORA
People keep talking about nuclear and maybe it will be viable long term. However, short term utility scale geothermal is cheaper and faster to roll out. Yes it is location dependent but they are getting better at developing less thermally active geology. ORA is the leader in geothermal.
When in doubt, zoom out. ORA has erupted up 418% since 2005, which happens to be the year I lost my virginity.
What’s up with ORA’s 5Y performance?
I'm Israeli: The Shekel has dropped in value making Israeli stocks more attractive to foreign investors. There are many dual listing or close enough companies like Teva, ORA, Brainsway, TSEM, Delek. With Hamas and Hezbollah weakened the security situation should improve. A weak economy and shekel is also great for the many many export focused companies in tech, bio, natural gas etc. Since expenses will be cheaper and income and raised capital will be more effective. I'm bearish on the Israeli economy long term due to the demographic shifts long term (poorly educated religious people have most of the kids). There is also a shitty government now full of firebrands and ultra religious folk like the finance minister (I could write a book about what a dumbass he is). For instance his economic theory is "with God's help". He bet a bottle of whiskey the yearly deficit would be much lower than it was, can't be bothered to make a yearly budget etc.
It’s ORA”CALLS”, and you (also me) bought puts 🫵😭
ORA”CALLS” 
In european countries Tesla Model Y is the best sold EV by a very big margin year over year. The competitors aren’t even close except on specific months when a new EV is launched before people realise how behind they still are and the sales plummet (Jaguar I-Pace, Polestar 2, Mercedes Benz EQC, ORA, MG, VW ID3, Audi E-tron, etc.) so i think there is benefit for Tesla to still keep on going. Also the german made Model Y has very little complaints on build quality, recent repair statistics also show repairs cost the same on average than equivalent ICE cars. Reliability and quality seems to mainly be a problem on the Model S and X, which very few buy, at least in the EU, if anything Tesla should stop building the Cybertruck, S, and X, and just keep improving the Y and 3 and build cheaper cars. Right now in the EU the Model Y and 3 is a bargain in most of Europe, the price/performance/equipment is tremendously better than the competitors.
I posted about this last week and curious if anyone else might have some ideas or insights, but BLS is making it easier for geothermal permitting: [https://www.eenews.net/articles/blm-policy-will-ease-permitting-for-geothermal-exploration/](https://www.eenews.net/articles/blm-policy-will-ease-permitting-for-geothermal-exploration/) I recently bought $WFRD since they do drilling and have exposure to geothermal. When looking more into companies, I saw $ORA listed a lot, but wondering if anyone else follows the industry or know any other companies to look into.
i may buy cal on ORA due to the amount of bear here
ORA - 00907: missing right parenthesis.
ORA is leading brine extraction and combining it with geothermal energy production, probably here as well as Salton sea. Got out of it last year because it will be a decade at least before state governments get their heads out of their asses. ALB is ramping up brine and making money now.
My Portfolio; I haven't changed it much but over about 2 years I've had a 44% gain. AMD: 17% GOOGL: 4% F: 2% INTC: 10% MSFT: 24% NVDA: 35% ORA: 8%
How do we feel about ORA(Ormat technologies) releasing their earnings report?
ATKR - Many new grid installations are underground and many above ground systems will need to be move under ground for protection from extreme weather events. Atkore provides conduit solutions to make this possible. FLNC - Energy storage and management of intermittent energy sources is an unresolved issue for new grid infrastructure. There are many startup energy storage companies but Fluence has completed projects and is backed by Siemens and AES Corporation. ORA - Utility scale geothermal energy is an often overlooked part of the renewable energy market and provides reliable base load power. Ormat is the global leader in large scale geothermal and they are already supplementing this capacity with energy storage to provide more base load services.
The idea behind this post was to determine which stock (NEE or CWEN) was better for a growth portfolio. Are you suggesting that BEP, ORA, FLNC, ERII, or AY are better options, and if you are, then can you single out 1 company?
NEE is enormous and has a substantial amount of legacy fossil fuel holdings and transmission assets. The largest subsidiary is Florida Power & Light Company which seems like a long term liability considering the political climate and climate change risk in Florida. A more comparable company would be AGR with potentially better long term asset locations. CWEN is more focused on relatively new renewable energy assets in diverse locations. A more comparable company is AY with more diverse global assets. Some often overlooked renewable energy sources are under represented in the above companies. There are more specialized companies such as BEP for hydropower and ORA for geothermal that can give you some diversification away from just wind and solar. In terms of riskier renewable growth stocks there is FLNC for energy storage and niche water handling energy efficiency company ERII.
ORA global leader in large scale geothermal power generation. No one else does it at their scale and efficiency. ERII leader in energy conservation and recovery for pressurized water filtration systems. Essential components for making desalination more economical. Other potential growth areas include pollution remediation and lithium extraction.
I know this may be a bit off topic, but in the meantime if you dont want to hold euro cash, you can consider investing to any european stocks? I have invested in ORA, BMW & ING, and they have turned out to be great investments. plus, ING share is at a rather good price to buy.
Buckled in long and deep @ 69/sh. Look to SQM (less regulation, good trade relations) and ORA (huge Li deposit, brine extraction Salton Sea) for alternative plays in this sector. Both speculative, and this is not financial advice
Not an individual stock but I'm looking at buying PBW tomorrow. Just waiting on cash to clear. It's an ETF that tracks WilderHill Clean Energy Index. Super long on this position. Includes holdings in Sigma Lithium, ARRY, OLED, and ORA.
The ORA Good Cat is priced under 20K, does software updates, and has an equally semi-reliable autonomous driving capability.
BYD is literally launching in Europe as we speak NIO is also launching in Europe as we speak MG has been in europe for a few years and had moderate success GWM is bring its ORA brand to europe currently Chinese cars are already entering the west in the EU with probably US/Canada being the odds one out now, chinese manufactuers don't need the US when they have the EU with over 550 Million people, China and most of Asia
> Sure, they scored 98% in safety assist features in EuroNcap, but NIO ET7 was slightly behind them with 95% and just in 2022 there are already 13 cars (if you don't count the 2 Tesla) over 90%, with cars from NIO, WEY, ORA, NISSAN, BMW, Toyota, Lexus, Mercedes and even Subaru. Tesla is nowhere near as far ahead as they try to show. Oh, and this is just from EURONCAP, so these are only the cars from Europe. This is what I am talking about the competition catching up. Now you're just moving the goal posts. First Tesla had nothing the others didn't have, now they are only slightly ahead if you exclude their most advanced piece of software (FSD beta).
Yes, that would put their PE to 7, IF they would be able to grow 50% for five years. Which is... Roughly the average PE of the biggest players of the auto industry. If the growth rate fall to 30% after 5 years of 50% growth... The thing is, if they can deliver half a million cars this Q4 (which I honestly somewhat doubt, but it could be possible), their 2022 deliveries will be up slightly 50% YoY. The catching up competition will eat away their market share. I think that they will probably grow 40% or less from 2023 to 2024, then 30% or less the year after that. Sorry about the total market share, seems like I have misread an article. Sure, they scored 98% in safety assist features in EuroNcap, but NIO ET7 was slightly behind them with 95% and just in 2022 there are already 13 cars (if you don't count the 2 Tesla) over 90%, with cars from NIO, WEY, ORA, NISSAN, BMW, Toyota, Lexus, Mercedes and even Subaru. Tesla is nowhere near as far ahead as they try to show. Oh, and this is just from EURONCAP, so these are only the cars from Europe. This is what I am talking about the competition catching up. Keep in mind that I don't say that Tesla is a bad company. It is a great company, but it is way overvalued in my opinion, because I don't believe that they will be able to keep up their current growth in the next several years.
Yes, that would put their PE to 7, IF they would be able to grow 50% for five years. Which is... Roughly the average PE of the biggest players of the auto industry. If the growth rate fall to 30% after 5 years of 50% growth... The thing is, if they can deliver half a million cars this Q4 (which I honestly somewhat doubt, but it could be possible), their 2022 deliveries will be up slightly 50% YoY. As far as I see, their historical delivery growth wildly fluctuates and competition will eat away their market share. I think that they will probably grow 40% or less from 2023 to 2024, then 30% or less the year after that. Sorry about the total market share, seems like I have misread an article. Sure, they scored 98% in safety assist features in EuroNcap, but NIO ET7 was slightly behind them with 95% and just in 2022 there are already 13 cars (if you don't count the 2 Tesla) over 90%, with cars from NIO, WEY, ORA, NISSAN, BMW, Toyota, Lexus, Mercedes and even Subaru. Tesla is nowhere near as far ahead as they try to show. Oh, and this is just from EURONCAP, so these are only the cars from Europe. This is what I am talking about the competition catching up.
I have had ENPH (sold out already), FSLR, ORA, and SPWR and wouldn't ya know it, each of those are my top performers over the past year in order. The valuation multiples have me very antsy so I'm not adding any more. If I may display my arrogance a bit, knowing science is insanely profitable in life. I have a lot in the more secure ICLN ETF. But there *will be* a substantially larger renewables industry in the future. It is guaranteed growth.
its a sign...go all in on ORANGE (ORA)
Electric is the way to go, Also ORA to play it safe.
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i bought some ORA geothermal energy. not expecting anything exciting short term. not sure of other geothermal tickers. a young, unlisted company called Dandelion came from Google. from what i read, geothermal could solve demands and be an easier transition for oil companies…
REGI? bio fuel company… SHEL is trying to adapt as well. im just mad at the evil they’ve done. aside from lobbying (with toyota) to stop EVs i recently read most methane (climate change) comes from their leaky drilling and pipes… and they blame it on cow farts… hoping companies like ORA geothermal benefit while the ones polluting go extinct.
Renewable Energy Geothermal Call plays. Ormat - ORA Chevron - CVX British Petroleum - BP
Renewable energy long term Format - ORA Chevron - CVX British Petroleum - BP
Lol. Ya, after some google-ing all I found was ORA. I assumed I was searching incorrectly.
Ormat (ORA) has geothermal plants in the U.S., Indonesia, Chile. It builds and owns photovoltaic solar power plants. The company also sells equipment related to geothermal energies. The financials look pretty good. I am paying attention to this sector looking for any breakout companies worthy of investing.
Were you searching through a newspaper or did you actually use Google? Literally first thing that pops up is ORA. The rest are smaller companies that might not trade on a large exchange, or already have private funding from Chevron/BP
fuck XOM, and fuck oil! they destroyed the earth, leak methane, and deny climate change. if you make money trading GUSH or DRIP, whatever, make money, but… I’m not supporting this bullshit. I’m in green shit, GEVO AMTX ORA hopefully soon TSLA will be a factor in energy.
ORA - renewable energy stock in the works with crypto mining to pass environmental standards. 438 institutional owners long, 6 short. And December is historically the best month for this stock.
>New Canaccord Genuity Report: Negative, unauthored piece creates ideal buying opportunity on sell-off Shares of ORMP closed down yesterday 28.5% and were down \~8% this morning. We attribute the sell-off to the online posting of a negatively-biased piece with no attribution to authorship. We spoke with management first thing this morning regarding the sell-off. The CEO stated that the company has hired an outside firm to investigate the online posting in depth and to try to identify the author(s) of the report. The company will likely turn this over to the SEC for further investigation. We do not believe the report has any merit. The factual points that were addressed in the report have been well known and were reviewed in our own due diligence efforts before initiating coverage on Oramed (see our initiation of coverage). The management team is compensated very much in line with the prevailing standards of most publicly traded biotech companies. Additionally, the clinical studies conducted by Oramed todate for type 2 diabetes were, in our view, sufficiently designed with adequate dosing duration to deliver the signal and results needed to move into Phase III testing. The studies that were conducted were of the size expected from a biotech company and of course not of the size and magnitude in early studies that a large pharmaceutical company would conduct over multiple years. Importantly, both ongoing Phase III trials for type 2 diabetes have been designed with input from the FDA and are similar in design and powering to most approved drugs for type 2 diabetes. > > ORMD-0801 Phase III enrollment remains strong Additionally, this morning the company announced that the Phase III ORA-D-013-1 study of the oral insulin ORMD-0801 for type 2 diabetes (T2D) treatment has reached a patient enrollment of 75%. This trial is one of the two ongoing Phase III trials being conducted by Oramed in patients with type 2 diabetes. ORA-D-013-1 is the larger study being conducted in the U.S. with T2D patients who are currently on two to three oral blood glucose-lowering medications and have inadequate glycemic control over a period of six to 12 months. The trial intends to enroll 675 patients. Top-line data is expected in 1H23. The second Phase III study, ORA-D-013-2, is recruiting 450 T2D patients in the U.S., Western Europe, and Israel. Patients participating in this study are managing their diabetes with either diet alone or with diet and metformin. In August 2021, the company stated that this study had enrolled and randomized over 25% of the planned 450 patients. We are pleased to see the fast enrollment of both Phase III trials. Oramed is also at the final stages of submitting data from the statistically significant second Phase IIb trial examining ORMD-0801's effect on HbAc1 to a peer-reviewed journal. We stand by our analyses and continue to maintain our BUY rating of the share and the $30 price target.
What do you think about Ormat ORA? Curious about opinions on ORA. Geothermal can be a big deal in coming years given focus on ESG and infrastructure plans in the US. Especially in coming months that weather gets colder. Many institutions are investing in the stock.
*ORA ORA ORA ORA* -The market to my portfolio last week
Key Megatrend for the future is Climate Change. We are already experiencing the effects, and rapid decarbonization is needed. So, the obvious sector/technologies are renewable energy (Solar, Geothermal, Wind) and energy storage (Hydrogen, batteries). Picks here: NOVA, SPWR, ORA, SEDG One less-obvious sector/technologies would be sanitization. It is clear that Climate Change will lead to large scale human population displacement/migration. Infectious diseases will need to be controlled. Picks here: ECL, TOMZ As a wildcard... the companies that enable humans to survive in space may be the ones who develop the technology that enable humans to survive/thrive in the new climate here on Earth.
All are long term holds in Roth IRA: AASZF - 5.68% AQB - .59% ENPH - 2.79% FSLR - 1.27% NEE - 6.19% ORA - 5.13% RUN - 4.32% TPIC - 4.78% TSLA - 3.48% ACES - 4.9% QCLN - 4.64% SCHD - 19.33% SWPPX - 36.25%
NKLA 12P 5/21 SNDL 1P 5/21 SY 10P 5/21 BLNK 34P 6/18 ORA 70P 6/18 PCT 12.5P 6/18 QS 25P 6/18 SKLZ 17.5P 6/18 SKLZ 15P 6/18 PLBY 45P 6/18 (rolled those out from a 55P earlier today)
Not only is the OP cherry picking a stat, it is even less meaningful than at first glance. The primary volume gains aside from Tesla has been in China with microcars. http://ev-sales.blogspot.com/2021/04/global-top-20-march-2021.html The #1 on that Q1 list is a Tesla, as is #3. The #2 is Wuling Honguang Mini EV which has a starting price of about $4,000. The #5 on that list, the GWM ORA Black Cat starts at around $11,000. These vehicles and many like it don’t compete against Tesla at all. They cannot be homologated in most developed countries or unions.
All I heard was ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ... I guess ORA (Ormat Tech) to the moon?!?!?!?!
If I think geothermal is going to have a big decade or two, even compared to wind and solar, are there better companies than ORA? They're the most obvious.
\-SPWR is an undervalued player for solar \-ENPH for Inverters \-STPK(STEM) for energy storage \-NEE for grid utility \-ORA for geothermal \-VWS for wind \-FLR for Nuclear infrastructure development
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Fake news - these same “law firms” have law suits against RIDE, ORA, TSN... they will literally file one and advertise it if you pay them a small fee
Top 15 Symbol Holding % Assets PLUG Plug Power Inc.7.37% ENPH Enphase Energy, Inc.5.52% VER VERBUND AG Class A4.98% SGRE Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, S.A.4.94% VWS Vestas Wind Systems A/S4.47% FSLRFirst Solar, Inc.4.34% ORSTED Orsted4.25% MEL Meridian Energy Limited4.21% DQ Daqo New Energy Corp Sponsored ADR4.08% 968Xinyi Solar Holdings Ltd.3.99% CEN Contact Energy Limited3.95% EDPR EDP Renovaveis SA3.87% ORA Ormat Technologies, Inc.3.84% SCATC Scatec ASA3.59% SEDG SolarEdge Technologies, Inc.3.51%
Reducing ORA here. Looking to get back in on consolidation/ cross 81.
This was posted today: ORA-D-013-1 is one of two concurrent Phase 3 studies conducted under U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved protocols to treat T2D patients who have inadequate glycemic control over a period of 6 to 12 months. The double-blinded, placebo-controlled, multi-center randomized study will evaluate the efficacy and safety of ORMD-0801. Efficacy data will become available after all patients have completed the first 6-month treatment period. This was posted 01/27/21 Dear Shareholders, We begin 2021 with new hope as vaccines and treatments essential to returning our global community to a new, and better normal are rolling out. During 2021, we are focused on achieving significant advancements with the world's first pivotal Phase 3 oral insulin trial conducted through an FDA approved protocol. We're excited by the progress being made in bringing oral insulin to fruition. Phase 3 Oral Insulin: Enrolling and Randomizing Patients The FDA approved Oramed's two double blind, placebo controlled, multicenter protocols which will evaluate our oral insulin (ORMD-0801) in type 2 diabetes (T2D) as follows: ORA-013-1: Evaluation of efficacy and safety of ORMD-0801 in 675 subjects in the U.S. who have inadequate glycemic control and are currently taking two or three oral glucose-lowering agents ORA-013-2: Evaluation of efficacy and safety of ORMD-0801 in 450 subjects in the U.S., Europe, and Israel who have inadequate glycemic control and are on diet modification without medication, or on metformin monotherapy- In November 2020, we initiated screening patients for ORA-013-1, and we continue to screen and randomize patients at a growing number of sites in the United States, making ORMD-0801 the first insulin capsule to enter Phase 3 trials in the U.S. under an FDA approved protocol. We look forward to sharing recruitment numbers later in Q1 2021 and plan to provide updates as we reach enrollment milestones.- Efficacy data from the trials will become available after patients have completed the first 6 months of treatment. Safety will be further monitored as patients will be exposed to the drug over an additional 6 months. The trial's topline results are expected in 2022. Oral Insulin: NASH Phase 2 Initiated We are enrolling patients in our global Phase 2 nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) study which was initiated in December 2020 when the first patients were screened in the U.S. Additional clinical sites in Europe and Israel are expected to begin recruitment later in Q1 2021. The trial will measure efficacy endpoints via MRI- derived proton density fat fraction (MRI-PDFF) for 12 weeks, as well as percent change in liver fibrosis and liver steatosis. We anticipate completing this NASH study in 2021. Data from our pilot study of ORMD-0801 in diabetic patients with NASH showed impressive results, including a 30% relative reduction in fatty liver content, as measured by MRI-PDFF. Gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT), a key marker of chronic hepatitis, and fasting insulin levels were both significantly lower after 12 weeks of treatment as compared to baseline. The study found ORMD-0801 was safe and well tolerated in this patient population. Oral GLP-1 and Leptin: Additional Studies Expected in 2021 This year we anticipate initiating a bioavailability study for ORMD-0901, our oral glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) analog capsule, in T2D patients. A prior Phase 1 pharmacokinetic (PK) study showed ORMD-0901, in healthy volunteers, preserved the biological activity of orally delivered GLP-1 and curbed blood sugar excursions following glucose challenge. An effective GLP-1 analog, in addition to decreasing blood glucose levels, can also reduce HbA1c, preserve beta cell function, and promote weight loss. In 2020, we conducted an exploratory oral leptin trial to evaluate glucagon reduction in type 1 diabetes (T1D). Leptin is a protein that regulates hunger and is of interest to us as a potential addition to our clinical development platform. The proof-of-concept study evaluated the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamics of our oral leptin drug candidate in adult T1D patients and showed that patients who received leptin, on average, had a decrease in glucose as compared to the placebo group during the first 30-180 minutes following dosing. We anticipate initiating a larger double-blind, placebo-controlled study for our oral leptin capsule later this year. I am pleased to confirm that we entered 2021 with a strong balance sheet and solid financial position which allows us to move forward on all fronts. From this position of strength, we are holding discussions with potential partners and collaborators across the globe. All of us at Oramed wish you and yours good health. Sincerely, Nadav Kidron Chief Executive Officer
He attacked ORA which bounced back hire than before, but the best meat is in SOS, huge short position and got attacked by same shitty Hindenburg
That is not true. NIO doesn't even make to top 5. Here is the list. You can also google if you have a computer or phone. 1 — Wuling HongGuang **Mini** EV. 2 — **Tesla** Model 3. 3 — Great Wall ORA Black Cat (R1) 4 — BYD Han EV. 5 — SAIC Baojun E-Series.
ORA been doing well lately
**INVESTOR ALERT: Law Offices of Howard G. Smith Announces Investigation of Ormat Technologies, Inc. (ORA) on Behalf of Investors** Source: [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/investor-alert-law-offices-howard-012900318.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/investor-alert-law-offices-howard-012900318.html) **Ormat Technologies currently carries a Zacks Rank #4 (Sell).** Source: [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ormat-technologies-ora-q4-earnings-174305809.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ormat-technologies-ora-q4-earnings-174305809.html) **INVESTIGATION ALERT: The Schall Law Firm Announces it is Investigating Claims Against Ormat Technologies, Inc. and Encourages Investors with Losses of $100,000 to Contact the Firm** Source: [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/investigation-alert-schall-law-firm-183600621.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/investigation-alert-schall-law-firm-183600621.html) **SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Ormat Technologies, Inc. Investigated for Possible Securities Laws Violations by Block & Leviton LLP; Investors Should Contact the Firm** Source: [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/shareholder-alert-ormat-technologies-inc-135200758.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/shareholder-alert-ormat-technologies-inc-135200758.html) **Ormat: Dirty Dealings in ‘Clean’ Energy** * Today we reveal how ESG-darling Ormat, a developer and operator of geothermal power plants, has engaged in what we believe to be widespread and systematic acts of **international corruption.** Source: [https://hindenburgresearch.com/ormat/](https://hindenburgresearch.com/ormat/)
It’s already out on ORA and people are already resigning over it.
[https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210301005844/en/](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210301005844/en/) [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/75737](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/75737) ​ ORA looks corrupted.
I like how ORA is only down 1% right now after that Hindenburg report this morning. Ties to the cartel? Bullish
Look at how thorough and detailed this report about ORA is compared to the report on SOS Friday. It's almost as if some entity pushed them to publish something on SOS, and they immediately released this to distract from it. This report looks to be a bit more solid.
If Cyberdefense got listed wouldn't ORA stockholders receive stock?