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you forgot the quasi monopoly on Internet Browsers and the duopoly on smartphone OS.
You keep repeating “they can dilute up to 75M right now,” but the filings don’t support that. The 10-Q shows 5,688,555 shares outstanding as of Nov 12, not 75M, and there is no language anywhere in the 10-Q authorizing them to issue the remaining 69M today. “75 million authorized” is not “75 million in the float” or even “75 million freely issuable without a vote.” If they could currently issue up to 75M, then Proposal 8 wouldn’t exist — yet Proposal 8 (page 32 of the PRE 14A) clearly states the company must receive shareholder approval before changing the authorized share structure: “Approval of Proposal No. 8 is required… the increase will only become effective upon the filing of the Certificate of Amendment after shareholder approval.” 【PRE 14A, Proposal 8, p.32】 If they really already had the ability to issue up to 75M today, this proposal would be pointless. Bottom line: Authorized shares = maximum possible cap. Issued/outstanding = the shares actually created. Float = the shares actually trading. Right now OS = 5.6M. Float ≈ 0.48M. Fintel just updated it to even lower lol .18 SI = 1.4M. That’s where the ~300% SI comes from, and nothing in the filings contradicts it. Absolutely clown mode for you. You gotta be a short. And again: the new dilution only becomes usable after the Dec 29 vote.
Yea maybe but dilution tracker is still showing -Float & OS:0.44M / 0.76M. And they would be first to report dilution.
AMZE: 6.5M OS, 84M shorts. Tiny float. Huge attack. If this pops, someone’s hedge fund is gonna explode.
AMZE: 6.5M OS, 84M shorts. Tiny float. Huge attack. If this pops, someone’s hedge fund is gonna explode.
AMZE: 6.5M OS, 84M shorts. Tiny float. Huge attack. If this pops, someone’s hedge fund is gonna explode.
AMZE: 6.5M OS, 84M shorts. Tiny float. Huge attack. If this pops, someone’s hedge fund is gonna explode.
AMZE: 6.5M OS, 84M shorts. Tiny float. Huge attack. If this pops, someone’s hedge fund is gonna explode.
AMZE: 6.5M OS, 84M shorts. Tiny float. Huge attack. If this pops, someone’s hedge fund is gonna explode.
You forgot to read the part where i explained they did not dilute yesterday. I have added all the sources and explained it. Read the SEC filing 10-Q released today. **The float size is 760k in the balance sheet ,** The 5.6M OS they talked about is pro forma fully diluted (issued + to-be-issued + preferred equivalents) and **not the current tradable shares....**
This is the horse that could win the race. Android is the biggest phone OS and Apple AI is now using Gemini. If Google continues to make Gemini attractive to Apple they maybe on every phone.
The dilution you’re talking about isn’t “hidden,” it’s disclosed But the key detail from the PRE 14A is timing. The new share authorization and expanded equity issuance cannot legally begin until the December 29th special meeting, because shareholders haven’t approved those proposals yet. Until that vote passes, none of the new dilution tools are active. So right now, the only shares in the public float are the ones that were already unrestricted prior to the meeting window. That’s why brokerage feeds still show a tiny ~450–500k float, while Nasdaq still reports ~1.4M shares short. And that’s how the ~300% SI number remains correct for this specific pre-Dec 29 window the float hasn’t expanded yet, even though the future OS will. After the meeting, if the proposals pass, dilution becomes real and SI% will drop. But before Dec 29, the float is still micro, and the math is exactly what it looks like. !!!!!!!! SGBX literally can be the next HKD before Dec 29th. !!!!!!!!! No wonder why fud is being spread so hard. Shorts have insane money on the line.
You people are either clearly are not actually reading the sec filings today or being intentionally disingenuous. https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/sgbx/sec-filings This quote doesn’t appear anywhere in the actual 10-Q. I just pulled the full Nov-14-2025 10-Q and checked every share-related section: Page 6 shows the post–reverse-split share count (≈503k OS). Page 21 explains the 1-for-64 reverse split and confirms all historical share amounts in the filing are retroactively restated. Pages 52–57 (Equity Table & Notes) list the actual post-split conversions (e.g., 31,250 shares, 151,360 shares), which are tiny no millions anywhere. Lol Your claimed line (“During October 2025 the Company issued 528,625 and 4,396,496 shares…”) is not in the filing and those numbers only exist pre-reverse-split in older historical periods. They are not current dilution and are not new stock hitting the float. If millions of new shares were issued after the split, the 10-Q’s OS would show ~5M. It doesn’t it still shows ~500k shares outstanding. So the 450k float / 300% SI numbers are correct. The quote you’re referencing is not from the current 10-Q and does not match any page of the real filing. Everyone here go read the documents yourselves.
You are really bad at spreading FUD Lmfao > “On March 6, 2025 … promissory note … up to $1,875,000 … conversion price $0.50.” That was the original note, but the same 10-Q also says: > “During the nine months ended September 30, 2025, Tysadco and the Company entered into an agreement to convert their entire principal balance into 515,625 shares of common stock… The conversion was not within the terms of the underlying agreements and the Company recorded a loss on conversion of $4,725,487.” Lmfao And in the notes payable table: > “Tysadco … outstanding balance amounted to $0.” Tysadco is no longer a convertible overhang. It has already been fully converted into equity (and part of that is exactly the October share issuance we saw: 528,625 from notes + 4,396,496 from preferred). So using Tysadco as “hidden dilution still waiting” is wrong — it’s already in the OS. GS Capital note Comment shows: > “March 3, 2025 … $360,000 note … conversion price $0.65 … alternate price $0.52.” Those terms are correct, but again the context matters: GS Capital conversion rights are contingent on shareholder approval under Nasdaq Rule 5635(d): > “…such conversion right is wholly contingent and subject to the approval of such conversion by a sufficient amount of holders of the Company’s common stock to satisfy the shareholder approval requirements…” The note cannot be converted if GS would own >4.99% of outstanding common. As of 9/30/25, the outstanding balance is $316,000 – not some massive multi-million USD convert still sitting there. Reality: GS is potential future dilution but not freely converting right now, and they are capped by shareholder approval + 4.99%/19.99% limits. You are just fuckin cherry-picking the initial note terms but ignores: Tysadco has already converted (balance $0). GS Capital’s conversion is not active yet and is heavily constrained. It implies “>2M of convertible notes” are just waiting to drop, when: Much of that is already in the 4.9M new shares disclosed for October, and The rest is contingent and capped, not free-fire dilution. I just bought more :)
Turn based RPG - Baldurs Gate 3 and Divinity: OS 1 and 2 paved the way and BG 3 has been more successful too
Puts on Starbucks due to workers’ strike. When big red, buy calls because Luckin Coffee will buy Starbucks and fire everybody to replace them with robots running TikTok OS.
I remember installing windows 95 and that shit was like 29 disks DOS — DOS Shell — Windows 3.11 —95 — 95 — XP — OS tiger lol
Well put. The market is paying AI prices for OS companies
Frankly Zuckerberg destroyed his company he’s not Microsoft he isn’t making a capable OS to compete with Apple. Apple is his daddy and he can’t accept it he wants his own platform so bad but nobody is ever gonna buy it he’s not Steve Jobs he can’t sell people prisons people don’t buy it from him they see him as a snake he needs to step down. Just focus on the family of apps modernize the social network as it needs be but accept your at the mercy of the rule makers Apple Microsoft you exist in their platform and you’ll never have an ecosystem yourself
AGI is the modern day philosopher’s stone. Artificial General Intelligence. The purported goal of ai companies to simulate humanlike reasoning, emotions, decision making, understanding. Basically the OS for a fleet of robots.
Watching android users pretend their OS preference makes them smarter than everyone else will never not be sad
Why all the attacks on Android, the superior phone OS?
Average volume, low shares OS, and a high chance of going boom.
The microsoft of 2013 made most of its money from windows OS and productivity software, which at that point was largely a mature market segment. Their attempts to expand into faster growing segments like smart phones and portable devices had failed. Thats why they traded on such multiples. There will certainly come a time when the cloud business reaches maturity and MSFT does not find any new growth drivers when that happens it will trade at such multiples again, but in the next 12 months seems unlikely.
I switched from Android to iPhone after 14 years last year. I honestly miss so much from the OS. Hardware, resale value, and app quality are iPhone strong points. But software wise, I think Android blows it out of the water. There are so many little QOL things that I miss, including a keyboard that doesn’t suck ass. I will probably switch back in a few years once I run this phone into the ground.
1. no one is going to switch from apple to snap chats OS 2. no one is going to buy AR to use snap chat 3. if yout betting on AR much better companies to look at
Thanks for the consideration. That’s when you buy IMO, when the chart is red; people in this sub always end up chasing. The people who bought the bottom of BYND & OPEN, for example, made a killing, & both of those stocks have *tons* of shares OS. Not financial advice but I’ve been happily averaging in for the past few weeks now. A lower price is a discount. And the las trading day’s volume is literally less than my position alone. *No one’s* actually selling this…
30 minutes to deploy a Docker image for one service. Might as well be a whole ass OS at this point. 😤
IDK about Microsoft. They seem to lack a clear vision on anything, riding that 1990s strategy of leveraging Windows into every possible market only to be slapped down by competition that does it better. They don't make software better; they make Windows worse. They couldn't make a phone or a mobile OS. They are skipping a console generation, essentially exiting video game hardware. CoPilot is built into Windows and it still has a rounding error of marketshare. Two-thirds of their revenue is from Azure and from Office365, and the latter is leveraged _for_ rather than leveraged against. Azure is stable on paper, but in an economic slump it becomes a very low-margin game to keep customers against competition and alternatives - especially if there are hundreds of thousands of unemployed developers out there able to build solutions directly into medium/large businesses. I believe the global economy could crash and Apple could still sell 100+ million iPhones. I think people will keep Facebook and keep using Google and YT. The only irreplaceable product MS has is Windows, and history has shown organizations willing to forego upgrades when the risk isn't correlating to cost. They just don't do anything better than anyone else, except hold people hostage to their OS and office suite.
Turns out $CYN is the largest Pepsi bottler in the US - 1900 employees. Very low float and OS 7 million shares This is a MUCH better play than $MODD
Short interest has tripled since May, creating a potential squeeze setup if buying pressure increases. The key catalyst is the earnings release on November 12, 2025, where investors are watching for continued revenue growth and updates on the Surf OS rollout with Palantir. If earnings or news come in strong, shorts may be forced to cover quickly
What about that niche mobile OS that only geeks use on their phones called android?
I don't look for companies, I look for tickers. Even shit companies will go, you just gotta find the patterns that signal a reversal - couple these patterns with existing filings/dilution, watch for patterns in the volume as well. I look for tickers at 52 wk lows in the past week with very small market caps and OS. Fair warning, the price swings can be jarring - be prepared to average down. I'm not very good at explaining it. I haven't really looked yet because I'm out of everything now so I don't have a next one. Best thing I can say is stop looking at these companies as investments, start looking them as trades. They don't give a shit about you as an investor - they are public so they can dilute you to fund operations or even worse, their bloated salaries. And my number one thing that has helped me turn around my port - be realistic with your entry. Be prepared to average down - only plan on using half your port - keep money to average down - eventually it will pop.
Never heard of Graphene OS but will check it out, thanks for the suggestion
Honestly I don't anticipate any of the Mag 7 disappearing or failing over the next 20 years. They are all actively building new products and acquiring smaller businesses. In fact many of them are really ETFs of many businesses with diverse income streams. For example - Amzn - AWS, their retail, marketplace for other retailers, fulfillment services, MGM Studios/Prime Video, Ring, Whole Foods, advertising on Prime and Amzn marketplace - last quarter $17.7B, Alexa products, Amzn Music subscription MSFT - Office, Windows, Teams, Azure, Outlook, Skype, Linkedin, Blizzard/Activision, Mojang (Minecraft), Xbox GOOG - Search words, Youtube ads, Youtube TV and music subscription, advertising, Gemini, Google Cloud, Google Suite (competing with Office), gmail.com, Android OS and Devices The story I see here is how frequently these 7 compete with each other - these 3 all offer major cloud offerings that companies spend millions of dollars on a year for infrastructure. This is also which AI has become so hot. All the big players see it as a new frontier to compete in. NVDA providing the GPU and CUDA platform - Meta, Goog, MSFT, TSLA, Aapl, Amzn all either building AI services for end users and/or building AI infrastructure for other to build on. The first one to die will be the one that stops innovating and/or buying new competition. OPENAI has a real shot at becoming Mag #8 in the next 2 to 5 years.
Palantir is not responsible for what the companies and governments do. That argument is the same as Blaming Microsoft for bombing kids in whatever place they are because the US government uses Windows OS
You are probably either running Linux, running an OS without security updates or bypassing Windows 11 minimal hardware requirements. Which one is it?
Why does someone need crystal balls ? The situation is in reality simple : Smartphones are the most used devices on earth, everybody needs a smartphone in today’s world. And there are only 2 OS, Android and IOS.. The planet has 9 billion people, there are only 2,3 billion iPhone users. Se, there is still a potential of 7 billion people who could some day buy an iPhone. And with every new user service revenue goes also up. And there is literally no device which could replace a smartphone in the foreseeable future.
I watched Tim Cook keynote and Jensen Huang keynote. Apple’s event kinda fall flat. And Jensen just captivated with his roll out. Also live event was better. I hope Apple will come strongly with innovative ideas soon. I will not trim my Apple position cos it will continue to print and remain the most popular OS among humans. Will try to increase exposure to Nvidia
I see you haven't used the new iPad OS.
>You have to go to yet another tab to get to ChatGPT This is personally what I prefer. I don't like LLM's or GPTs being integrated into my search bar or OS, for example. When I use this form of AI, I much prefer it to be a deliberate decision and always use ChatGPT over other LLMs.
It’s worth acknowledging [$CAPS’ recent S-1 registration](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/887151/000121390025101720/ea0262082-s1_capstone.htm). This is just registering the shares from their most recent convertible note financing. The share count if all of these shares are sold would be 12,212,869, but again, considering all of the current convertible notes, the shares OS *should* land around 16.5 million, fully converted. That still leaves a pretty low float & an undervalued stock if they deliver on their vision.
Hot take, I hate androids OS. I think Apple will be hard to kill because of their products work nearly seamlessly together and they are a solid ecosystem. But they do need to start innovating again. Hopefully Cooks replacement is less of a money man and more of a product person.
Then there is Grok or whatever. Not sure what the right number is but I assume three. Major cloud providers = 3. Major mobile carriers = 3. Three seems to be the magic number to balance out the supply and demand. Unless you talk about Mobile OS then 2. But some would argue that Linux, Unix and Windows.
I am using a Pixel with Graphene OS. Finally feels like I own my phone.
Mac OS has a fraction of the market share of windows and it's been declining. Even if it is superior, it's not good business. Same is true for phones. For Americans they appear to dominate the market but ios has half the market share as android globally. Apple has purely become a luxury brand and is really going to struggle with consumer sentiment diving.
What if I told you that you could already invest in a company that does everything OpenAI does, just as well as OpenAI does, but ALSO: * is insanely profitable, with a cash flow infrastructure to support it to the tune of $100 billion a quarter in revenue * owns the largest streaming service in the world * owns the most popular web browser in the world * is the global leader in autonomous vehicle technology * is the global leader in quantum computing * is the global leader in mobile phone OS * has a borderline monopoly on search that will probably never be broken Does that sound like something you might be interested in? I don't see any reason you'd want to invest in OpenAI over this mystery company I'm referring to.
Wrong. Apple may be behind AI but their OS is superior in personal computing and phones. Plus their Apple tv is growing in revenue as well.
No less when the best alternatives are windows computers (which suck) and Google phone software (which is even worse for privacy/ethics concerns). To switch out of Apple Id first need proper alternatives that talk to each other instead of going full 90s hacker with Linux and god knows what phone OS
It's so baked into everything that it's also the most commonly used framework for people trying to build things *separately*, e.g. chromium, Android OS, etc.
Good advice is to diversify. On the other hand, Apple is the default phone of the USA. On the other other hand, Microsoft was the default OS for the world and it was flat for a decade after the dot-com bust.
Also that computer monitor is from a decade ago along with that OS 🤣
I honestly think both have upside potential from here, maybe $CAPS more than $CTM in terms of the share structure & how tightly the shares look to be locked up. It’s dipped from the fees of them securing financing (debt) to acquire another company & is holding steady for 2 days now. $CTM has a price target of $3 & something about it gives me “dividend-paying stock” vibes. They’ve got a lot more shares OS & that’s why I’m just letting what I have ride at this point 🤙
Nokia isnt making an OS wtf? Both Nvidia and Nokia release their own android phone.
Holy hell maybe they’ll release an updated android version of the Nokia E7. (I liked the Symbian OS well enough, but it’s dead now). https://preview.redd.it/s5f1zrzoovxf1.jpeg?width=2560&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f2522a362bdc864fb964d9e9389de2eed05b9b69
Holy hell maybe they’ll release an updated android version of the Nokia E7. (I liked the Symbian OS well enough, but it’s dead now).
Maybe because they went from 1M OS to just under 200M OS. (Dilution)
[$CAPS](https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/s/fsUwkSpX3H) seems to be a lot tighter share structure & something we can all unite around for gains. I don’t know why stocks are always hyped up when they have hundreds of millions of shares OS…
It’s under the radar for now, incredibly low float & strategically positioned to grow. It’s got “f@%k around & find out” vibes IMO… I mean incredibly low float, like 3 people on ST own ~200k of the 921,804 shares shown on fintel, taking their shares OS & subtracting [insider](https://fintel.io/sn/us/caps)/[institutional](https://fintel.io/so/us/caps) holdings (not updated for this quarter yet). I’m sure there’s some wiggle room with the numbers but the volume & [cost to borrow](https://fintel.io/ss/us/caps) speak for themselves. There doesn’t seem to be too much selling that isn’t manipulation to shake out shares. It’s literally a stock that this sub could buy, hold & own, just like I said about $CTM at the end of last November… Meanwhile everyone chases hype with stocks with hundreds of millions of shares OS. Supply & demand, that’s all this is 🤙 Check out [their most recent investor presentation](https://capstoneholdingcorp.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Capstone-Holding-Website-Presentation.pdf) & let me know what you think!
“Financial seem weak” so you expecting stocks like BYND to become a Trillion dollar company? Now About OS, fundamentals are definitely improving plus selling on way cheaper level. There are thousands other ticker (except meme names) to own and that’s my whole point.
Because Linux/chrome OS isn't that convenient, most linux users are as annoying as vegans/cyclists/atheists so people don't even want to try, you can buy windows licences for VERY cheap online (through grey vendors) as well as free keys for students, ensuring everyone will be trained to use it, having all system integrators happy, etc etc. Now don't get me wrong, MSFT often fucks up, breaking things, removing the start button, fucking things up etc. But in general the vast majority of users install it once and never have to think about it again. Heck they probably don't even know what it costs.
Yes, the common wisdom at the time was that Apple was doomed. Windows had won the desktop OS wars. But I personally loved their products, and everyone I knew loved their products, and it just seemed to me they were likely to grow in the future. That’s all you can hope for in an investment.
It’s trading OTC with 1.5 billion OS. I doubt they’ve even heard of the term.
Why we all acting like MSFT didn't have an insane runup the past 10 years? The most used OS on the planet for computers.
Apple isn’t out of the ai race. It’s just building internal systems that will go into their operating systems instead of external consumer products. The strategy is the OS will have ai in it. And you use their OS. And if the OS does all the things the external LLMs do you won’t need the external products
They can, but unless there is a serious lack of ability, they won’t. Been around the company long enough (][e) to see things come and go with them. This is why they had their own … almost everything and now even the apple silicon chips. They don’t use either one of the biggest chip makers, they have gone their own way with displays and ports, their own OS, and everything back to HyperCard. Could they license Alexa? Siri? Google maps? Sure. But will they? They don’t even want us to use SD nor SSD anymore.
I am sure I am going to incur some wrath of the Apple faithful for this, but it is because Apple hasn’t done any thing close to innovative since the 80’s Graphical OS: nope, that was Xerox Mouse: xerox iPod: nope that was Microsoft. Smart phones; nope that was Microsoft Tablets: nope, Microsoft again Operating system: nope, has been BSD since 2001 Apple is more a marketing agency than a technology company and has been that way for a very very long time now. Simply put, they do not have the know how.
The difference is LLMs today are still in active development stage. When Apple entered the smartphone market, the core technologies (processors, wireless networks, touchscreens, OS) were already mature and dependable, just waiting for better design and integration.
My basis for buying and holding long on Intel is that fabrication is the basis of the technology rush of this era. The old adage of selling picks and shovels in a gold rush. It doesn't matter who makes the best AI chips or best OS, it matters that they're all racing for it and buying more chips and hardware than ever to compete with each other. Intel is behind Taiwan Semi at the moment, yes, but as a US defense and industrial asset they are priceless.
https://x.com/TheAhmadOsman/status/1981598358088134687?t=H7k3k2YWiaeE0TMc0fEi1g&s=19 > be us > Larry & Sergey > a dorm in Stanford, caffeine shakes, wild ambition > slap together a janky web crawler > accidentally organize the entire internet > call it Google > build search, email, maps, docs, OS, phones, browser, car, satellite, thermostat, AI lab, TPU farm, and quantum computer > 2025 > everyone talking about AGI > OpenAI: “we need data, sensors, feedback, and scale” > us: staring at Google Maps, YouTube, Gmail, Android, Waymo, Pixel, Fitbit, Docs, Calendar, Street View, and Earth Engine > "damn. guess we already did that." > YouTube: 2.6M videos/day > Android: 3B phones, streaming sensor data 24/7 > Gmail: 1.8B inboxes of human priors > Search: global-scale RLHF > Waymo: 71M miles of real-world self-driving footage > Google Earth: modeled the entire planet > also your calendar > people training LLMs on books and PDFs > we train on humanity > every click, swipe, tap, misspelled search, scroll, and bookmark > feedback loop from hell (or heaven) > depends who you ask > OpenAI: “we need $100B for GPUs” > us: already built TPUs > custom silicon > datacenters pre-co-located with planetary data lakes > no egress, no latency > just vibes and FLOPs > coders: fine-tuning on GitHub repos > us: 2 BILLION lines of internal code > labeled, typed, tested > every commit is a training signal > Code LLMs dream of being our monorepo > AGI recipe? > multimodal perception > real-world feedback > giant codebase > scalable compute > alignment signals > embodied sensors > user data for days > yeah we’ve had that since like 2016 > no investor decks > no trillion-dollar hype rounds > just a 25-year accidental simulation of Earth > running in prod > OpenAI raises $1T to build AGI > investors call it revolutionary > us: quietly mapping 10M new miles in Street View > syncing another 80PB of Earth imagery > collecting another year of Fitbit biosignals > enjoy your foundation model > we OWN the foundation > people: “but Google is fumbling” > true > we’re fumbling in 120 countries simultaneously > with the greatest compute footprint and research team on Earth > fumble hard enough and you loop back into winning > AGI? > we don’t need to build it > it’s already inside the building > powered by Chrome tabs and doc revisions > mfw we spent 20 years indexing reality > mfw our data is so good it scares us > mfw the only thing stopping us from AGI is a meeting between four VPs and one confused lawyer > call it research > call it scale > call it “planetary simulation-as-a-service” > we call it Tuesday
Apple doesn't need to spend the money to train the LLMs, just license, inference, and use. All device cores have embedded GPU with shared memory. And AI agent/functions is embedded into almost every app on the recent OS 26 release.
Look at $CTM’s chart from 1/1/24-11/26/24, what I saw when I full-ported my life savings @ $.18. Avg volume was ~100k; the stock was completely dead. Now institutions are loading, claiming their philosophy is getting in “early.” Even after a year of consolidation, the stock is still transformed in terms of watchers/interest. Now imagine how supply & demand would be disrupted if there simply weren’t sellers with $CAPS, a stock with a fraction of $CTM’s shares OS & basically the same setup, ~$47 million in revenue & ~$10 million in debt. They’re actually actively pursuing M&A instead of claiming to like $CTM… You don’t buy the hype, you load in heavy while it’s dead & wait 🤙 While $BYND’s cost to borrow quickly plummeted to ~5% of what it was at its high, $CAPS’ cost to borrow is >100% so it doesn’t seem like this is too liquid/easy to borrow. Anyone who shorts this is playing with fire. Capy was looked at as crazy for a while before people started to catch on, but with penny stocks, the idea is buying in quantity early before it becomes cost restrictive for the small fish. Could this sub alone straight-up eliminate sellers here? I’m staying doing my part & staying tuned.
That means there are ~409 million shares of $BYND OS… 🥲
They should put CarPlay in their cars. Anything that would give them more sales. There’s probably a huge overlap between people who would consider an EV and tech-minded people who prefer to use their own smartphone OS in their car.
Time to pimp my googl bags a little Did you guys know that they are the only company with an OS, browser, ai models, ai hardware, working quantum computer, smartphone, cloud, already deployed self driving tech ? The only thing they don't have is a circular economy. They are trying with anthropic but no one is believing them.
Time to pimp my googl bags a little Did you guys know that they are the only company with an OS, browser, ai models, ai hardware, working quantum computer, smartphone, cloud, already deployed self driving tech ? The only thing they don't have is circular economy. They are trying with anthropic but no one is believing them.
The ingredients for a squeeze definitely aren’t 409 million shares OS, if the recent schedule 13 that says 9 million is 2.2% is accurate… 🥲
Also the schedule 13 just filed says 9 million is 2.2% of the shares, so there are ~409 million OS 🤙
The Trump admin looks like they're itching to find out how ready Harmony OS is to start *really* eating into Microsoft and Apple's market share.
GOOG, META, AMZN, or MSFT. Not in order. Semiconductor stocks are cyclical, at some point data centers would have bought enough chips and will slow down purchases. NVDA can still grow next couple years, so I’m not sure what long term is for you. But in my opinion the listed stocks above have higher room to grow 5-10yrs. GOOG AI leader, META 3+billion users to reach across all platforms, AMZN AWS huge customer base and biggest online commerce (on the way to 1 trillion revenue), MSFT has OS dominance and 2nd largest cloud service behind AMZN. Both AWS and Azure are huge, can’t go wrong with either. All great companies that I still see having long term potential. That’s if you wanna invest on the long term safe side of course.
All the Chinese suppliers I met in person during the past two years use Huawei laptops with Huawei's modified Linux OS. They also communicate through Tencent WeChat and do online meetings using Tencent meeting. On top of that, they use the WPS office instead of Microsoft Office. And many of them also use Huawei Phone equipped with domestically designed and produced chips. They saw this coming a long time ago.
Wen OpenAI OS for desktops, laptops, and smartphones?
Because it has 6% market share of all OS... the vast majority of people accessing the internet at this moment can't use this browser
OS is higher, s-1 hasn’t been filed so it doesn’t reflect that. Similar thing happened with ATCH
Which was because of developers. Developing for BBOS and Windows Phone OS was a horrible expirience.
Dunno if geopolitics play much role, but things are escalating in Europe… I’d be a dip buyer with the most recent attacks on Romanian and Hungarian refineries. https://www.msn.com/en-ca/public-safety-and-emergencies/health-and-safety-alerts/fire-at-hungary-s-largest-refinery-contained-no-injuries-reported/ar-AA1OS2oB
real talk, if BYND ends up squeezing like meme stocks of the past, we could see up to $30 per share (assuming ~400m OS, ~12b market cap. Some people may argue higher or lower (I assume lower in this case). Very exciting potential, many of us bought very early if things play out perfectly. GLTA
I think this is how the AI bubble ends not with a bang, but with a whimper. People just slowly drift to whatever AI is included in the OS/app they're using. Gemini is there in a Google search or on Android. Whatever Apple is going to produce. Copilot for MS apps. These things are features, not apps.
Seriously this and it’s Apple’s fault for having such a seamlessly integrated OS. It’s like driving an automatic.
You gotta run graphene OS on that phone and make it untrackable. What's the best operating system?It's like linux for cell phones
Growth and product catalysts SafePath 8 launch: In 2025, Smith Micro is set to release SafePath 8, an upgrade to its family safety platform with AI-powered features. Key features include: AI-powered social media monitoring for parents. Content filtering for AI chatbots. A dynamic age-awareness platform that automatically configures protection settings based on a child's age. Carrier partnerships: The company is focusing on expanding its SafePath platform through partnerships with mobile operators in both North America and Europe. Recent product releases, such as the enhanced SafePath OS for kids' phones, are part of this strategy to appeal to carriers. Sequential revenue growth: After a strategic realignment to focus exclusively on the SafePath platform, the company is forecasting sequential quarterly revenue growth in the second half of 2025.
# LPTX news: Phase 2 DeFianCe trial showed sirexatamab (DKN-01) + chemo/bevacizumab achieved 38% response rate vs 24% control in DKK1-high colorectal cancer patients, with significantly improved PFS and OS (prior interim: HR 0.47 for PFS, HR 0.19 for OS). Safety profile was clean with no increase in side effects. ESMO conclusion: "promising new targeted therapy" that "supports advancement to larger, biomarker-driven clinical trials." What It Means: This is solid Phase 2 data that justifies Phase 3 - typically worth $400-750M in partnership deals. https://preview.redd.it/6t1ysina44wf1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ce7e9b8cfe1053266c42d5b9e680764c7a1d0c47
Phase 2 DeFianCe trial showed sirexatamab (DKN-01) + chemo/bevacizumab achieved 38% response rate vs 24% control in DKK1-high colorectal cancer patients, with significantly improved PFS and OS (prior interim: HR 0.47 for PFS, HR 0.19 for OS). Safety profile was clean with no increase in side effects. ESMO conclusion: "promising new targeted therapy" that "supports advancement to larger, biomarker-driven clinical trials." What It Means: This is solid Phase 2 data that justifies Phase 3 - typically worth $400-750M in partnership deals. https://preview.redd.it/kvdusli244wf1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f34716e0d8ff58746d26d464f0c121022aad826b
You're welcome. I only use the free parts of OS, for situations like this. I used to use it all the time back when I was doing "option strategies," and Probability of Profit was free in the early days. But now that I'm just buying long Calls and selling CCs against them, I don't need OS for that. Because both of those things are intuitive, you really don't need a fancy P/L diagram for the PMCC. I gave you Olmstead's book on options in my other reply. Now **read Chapters 1 through 6,** skipping anything about Puts. In Chapter 4, The Greeks, only read about Delta and Theta. **Add Chapter 14,** Covered Calls. That's just 58 pages of reading that could literally [change your life](https://imgur.com/a/note-3m-change-BLwTnhq) (<--click). I'm going to lay out my trading system that's giving me that kind of return. **Find good stuff to buy.** Forget everything else, the underlying is all-important, *and we need it to go up*. Whether we're buying shares, or buying Calls, as we're about to do. **ETFs are better than stocks.** I'll leave it at that. [Screen for good-performing ETFs](https://imgur.com/a/screening-etfs-on-barchart-zLCc55F) over the past 3 months. (click that) Some of what I do there you need Barchart Premium for, $20 a month. That I DO pay for, but it's the ONLY financial thing I pay for. Because I haven't seen anywhere else their "**flipcharts**" feature, which gives me charts to easily click through AFTER I've sorted by whatever criteria. That alone is worth the price in time-savings. **Because you have to look at charts.** And not for TA voodoo, but just holistically is it going up, and how smooth? Pay close attention in the 2nd half where I'm evaluating charts for what's "smooth." If you don't trust yourself, grab a 5th-grader that might be handy and ask them with their un-indoctrinated eyes to tell you which ones are going up smoothly. Because we've been conditioned that we can't simply look at charts for trends. But we can, and it works. I ran [this screen ](https://imgur.com/a/gld-icln-slv-xlu-iwm-3-month-18oct25-9fHLRqo)yesterday for someone. See how smooth those are? Compare to MSFT or INTC or NVDA. Pick **3 to 5** ETFs to trade. Not in the same sectors; you do still need some diversification. Buy Calls on them: At least 1y out 80-delta or higher
To be commercially viable it would have to live inside an IOS, Android, or Windows OS. They all have some version of this. This one won’t make it, you might get rich before then tho.
Gemini is miles behind ChatGPT and hallucinates way too much. Pretty much the only reason people use it is because Google forces it on Android users by making it so when you press the power/lock screen button, Gemini comes up, adding gemini buttons all ove the OS, etc.
$SLS in summary: SLS’s late stage REGAL trial of GPS (galinpepimut-S) is a survival-based study. Final results will be analyzed once 80 patient deaths occur across both groups, the GPS treatment arm and the control arm (placebo or standard therapy). As of January 2025, the company had reached about 80% of that target, meaning around 60 events. By now, it’s expected they will hit the full 80 events by December, triggering the final data readout. That readout will show whether GPS improves overall survival (OS) compared to the control. It will also include details on safety and subgroup results, making it a key “binary” event for the stock.