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Alibaba, Tencent plunge as Hang Seng sinks below 16,000-mark after China’s leadership reshuffle leaves no market reformists on board
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confirmed announcements for Empyrean Energy PLC (Ticker: EME) from the start of November 2025: • 11 Nov 2025 — Duyung PSC Update: Operator of the Mako Gas Field (Duyung PSC) placed its securities on trading halt pending a farm‑down announcement; Empyrean holds ~8.5% interest.  • 13 Nov 2025 — Holding(s) in Company: Notification that Nortrust Nominees Limited acquired 73,000,000 ordinary shares, representing ~1.28% of issued capital. 
# The Strategic Imperative of Neutron The Neutron rocket represents a paradigm shift for Rocket Lab, moving it from the small-lift to the medium-lift launch market, a segment with substantially larger contract values and greater market potential. * **Payload Capacity:** Neutron is designed to lift up to 8,000 kg to LEO, and up to 1,500 kg to Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO). This enables the launch of larger constellations, space stations, and interplanetary missions. * **Cost Efficiency Target:** Rocket Lab aims for Neutron to be significantly more cost-effective per kilogram than Electron, utilizing a reusable first stage and a novel "Archimedes" engine. The target cost per launch is projected to be around $70 million, a substantial reduction compared to competitors in its payload class. * **Market Opportunity:** Neutron directly targets lucrative government contracts, including those from the Space Force's National Security Space Launch (NSSL) program, which are worth billions of dollars annually. It also opens doors to commercial constellation deployment and potentially space tourism. * **Development Status:** The development of Neutron is a critical catalyst. The first launch is targeted for late 2024 or early 2025, with significant progress reported on engine testing and stage integration at their facilities in Wallops Island, Virginia, and Stennis Space Center, Mississippi. The first landing attempt is planned for over water, followed by barge landings for increased recovery success. # Diversification into Space Systems: The "End-to-End" Strategy Beyond launch services, Rocket Lab has strategically expanded into the Space Systems business, encompassing satellite components, satellite buses, and mission operations. This vertical integration aims to capture more value within the space ecosystem and create a more resilient business model. * **Key Acquisitions:** RKLB has made several key acquisitions to build its space systems capabilities, including: * **Alto Astronautics (satellite buses):** Enhancing capabilities for medium-sized satellites. * **Sinclair Interplanetary (reaction wheels):** A leading supplier of attitude control components. * **PSC (Photon satellite component and software):** Providing standardized satellite platforms and mission design tools. * **QEY Innovation (flight software):** Bolstering software development. * **SolAero (solar panels):** A key power source component for satellites. * **Ball Aerospace's aerospace business (satellite platforms, sensors):** A significant expansion into advanced satellite components and platforms. * **Revenue Contribution:** Space Systems revenue has grown significantly, now constituting a substantial portion of RKLB's total revenue. In Q4 2023, Space Systems revenue was $71 million, an increase of 13% year-over-year. For the full year 2023, Space Systems revenue was $271 million, up 23% year-over-year. * **Synergies:** The integration of space systems provides RKLB with a unique advantage: offering customers a comprehensive solution from satellite design and manufacturing to launch and mission operations. This "one-stop-shop" approach can foster stronger customer loyalty and command premium pricing.
Together with NVIDIA and OpenACC organization, the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC), Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), and the University of Pittsburgh will host a virtual Open Hackathon starting September 9 and concluding September 18.
Together with NVIDIA and OpenACC organization, the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC), Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), and the University of Pittsburgh will host a virtual Open Hackathon starting September 9 and concluding September 18.
Agree They looking for partnership Currently, Chemomab’s pipeline is entirely centered on nebokitug (CM-101) across three indications: • PSC—advancing toward Phase 3. • MASH—completed Phase 2a with positive signals. • Systemic sclerosis—Phase 2-ready, I am liver doctor and I am impressed for PSC . It would take two more years to complete phase 3
CPB Form 19 or a PSC depending on liquidation status. And all the files and court judgements (this case) to prove the refund is necessary.
So our their customer's bills. You also gotta look at where politicians favor a company. Ga's PSC repeatedly approved them to basically upcharge the end users to pay for their plants. Check subs like r/Georgia for people bitching about $200 electric bills turning into $1200 ones over the last few years for the same usage
You claimed that he purged his opposition from the party and has no critics in the largest member party on the planet. More than 10% of the country participates as active members. That was why I shared that. If its a bad thing to root out corruption and crime in their government I don't know what to say. The PSC is China's top level leadership. He's a Non-Voting member of that body. He has to confer with the highest elected body of China which feeds democracy from the LPC level to the highest level. 2,296 delegates who are elected by Local and Regional Policial Committees. They elected Xi. If Xi was to be removed then the central committee can do so at anytime. They have processes for this.
Define a SL order working properly in an options exit w/o excess slippage creating adverse excursion? Unless you've actually done this in real world trading, not believing it's feasible. Option MM can see orders, order flow can pushed to set these off even if momentarily, think wicks on candlesticks or extensions on bars. The fills will be very unfavorable as the SL becomes a market order and market orders are just asking to be parted from your $. Even being present don't pay market which sadly the masses do, when spreads are wide it's even worse. Work the order in your favor or at least the mid. If you need examples just observe the open on a gap up or gap down day. Then watch how the spreads contract as things settle 15 to 30 min later. Many times prices are back to near PSC or above afterwards for better exits if your loss limit is hit. Major gaps on earnings or other news events like economic reports are another story, yet they still on occasion afford more favorable exits.
I think we're likely in the same company. PSC always felt like everyone's core driving factor, now it feels like impact measurement is reaching desperation levels.
There's an American idiom called "insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Mao-style high level direction and interference with markets is attractive for authoritarians who think economies are less complicated than they are since they can yield *huge* short term benefits. The problem with the Xi and the PSC in general is that they literally have too much power. They don't know how to/can't deploy it in a ratable and optimized way. The whole "zero-COVID" thing had all the hallmarks of Mao's four pests campaign. The Evergrande meltdown laid bare how synonymous China's capitalists have become with their regulators. The Taiwan threat is a classic strategy of diverting attention away from internal troubles to an external enemy. All in all, I like Xi. He's doing a pretty good job and I hope he lives for a long time.
Which one failed? PSC is doing fine. SolAreo is just finishing the low margin legacy contracts. Sinclair is also doing fine. All three benefitted greatly from RKLB's acquisition and are scaling their businesses quite nicely.
What? A put credit spread is a defined risk strategy. You can’t lose more than the width of spread (100) minus the credit you received. What does buying a strangle have to do with this strategy? PSC: 1 short put and 1 long put. Strangle: 1 long put and 1 long call. Combined: 1 short put, 2 long puts, 1 long call. I don’t understand why you are trying to reduce buying power reduction of a defined risk strategy by buying a strangle.
They wouldn’t have survived PSC. Your anecdotes are not based in reality
This is going to be a heavy PSC review for many. As an IC that has been trying to build towards a L position for the past year or so, i’m lucky i haven’t converted yet. Good luck to you
This round of layoffs were already known for months when zuck referred to “flattening” by cutting out layers of middle management and empire building M2s, Directors, VPs, etc. we just wrapped up PSC, so they were waiting for perf reviews to complete before eliminating middle management roles. This isn’t really news for anyone in the company, zuck has been pretty open about the “flattening” for awhile
Just finished PSC too. But didn’t use chat gpt. I still had 2500+ words with links to wp posts and stuff
Huh? For example 0DTE SPY 399/400 PSC current Max Profit is 30 and Max Loss 70.
PSC season is around the corner. Happy refresher!
Because she ate at a micro kitchen, took meetings on the roof and didn’t record confidential work? You people are dumb as fuck I swear Very few can slack their way through a PSC cycle
Way oversold. No meaningful news except for a ton of speculation of what *might* happen one day. Economic data came in above expectations, so totally an overreaction to PSC appointments. Economy remains very much top of mind for CCP even if they “dislike” the capitalist model - people out of jobs and forced to quarantine for years is an untenable situation even for a massive police state like the PRC. So expect some kind of economic intervention soon - possible that they may wait until Dec to make big statements, but something is coming. Biggest headache is the increasingly adversarial relationship with the US (with the US being the primary instigator) - hopefully the PCAOB audits wrap without major hiccups and Biden re-focuses on domestic policy as the dems lose the House and high interest rates start biting, letting some good news get reflected in the prices…
Owned a stock on the asx code PSC that was trading at 80c and payed out a $1.00 div
I think $RKLB is a good example of this. Compared to a lot of other rocket companies they feel hugely undervalued. ASTR fails left and right, Firefly is vaporware, Relativity Space isn't public but doesn't even have an actual working rocket and just raised more cash at over 2x the current market cap of Rocket Lab. Rocket Lab has a strong cash position from their SPAC IPO, an established and growing launch business with over $500m in backlog, diverse sources of growing revenue due to recent acquisitions (ASI, PSC, SolAero, Sinclair, etc), they're gaining a reliable reputation, developing Neutron which is a fully reusable mid-tier launch vehicle, recent CAPSTONE success (proved electron can fly at it's maximum payload), etc. Peter Beck is very intelligent and they don't really muck about.
[https://www.hodgsonruss.com/newsroom-publications-13679.html](https://www.hodgsonruss.com/newsroom-publications-13679.html) ​ >All new buildings are subject to these limits, which apply to buildings less than seven stories where an application for the approval of construction documents is submitted after December 31, 2023, and to buildings seven stories or more where an application for the approval of construction documents is submitted after July 1, 2027. However, there are several exceptions. For buildings less than seven stories with at least 50 percent affordable housing units, the law applies after December 31, 2025 whereas similar buildings seven stories or more must comply after December 31, 2027. Also, school construction authorities must comply after December 31, 2024. Lastly, buildings primarily used by a utility regulated by the Public Service Commission (“PSC”) for electric power or steam generation, buildings operated by the Department of Environmental Conservation (“DEC”) for treatment of sewage or food waste, combustion for emergency or standby power generation, and buildings used for manufacturing, laboratories, laundromats, hospitals, crematoria, and commercial kitchens are exempt.
I just ask why more people dont deposit with a managed retirement/investment PSC for all the advantages of that kind of arrangement? If you're young, go 80/20 or more, take advantage of the special borrowing privilege, and eliminate the emotional danger of FOMO.
>Middle East stocks took their cue from last week’s global sell-off as the emergence of a worrying new coronavirus variant reverberated through markets, sending every major index into retreat. >Dubai’s benchmark gauge dropped the most, tumbling 5.2% as of 3:40 p.m. local time, its sharpest loss since March 2020. Saudi Arabia’s main index fell 4.2%, the most since October 2020. There were declines in Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar and Abu Dhabi. >Coming in the wake of Friday’s worldwide slump, the declines across the energy-rich markets of the Gulf threatened to undo some of the gains made this year amid a flurry of initial public offerings and a rally in oil prices. Brent, the benchmark grade for more than half the world’s oil, lost almost 12% Friday on concern the new Omicron Covid-19 variant will usher in fresh lockdowns and crimp air travel. >“We are going to mimic the sell-off we have seen in the global markets today. I don’t think it’s a surprise,” Ahmed Badr, head of the Middle East and North Africa at Credit Suisse AG in Dubai, said in a Bloomberg TV interview before markets began trading Sunday. “The question is how long” it will last and “what kind of opportunities it’s going to present in terms of buying opportunities,” he said. >As governments around the world announced measures to limit the variant’s spread, Israel on Saturday banned foreigners from entering the country for two weeks, while Saudi Arabia and the UAE suspended flights to and from South Africa -- where omicron was first identified -- as well as some other nations on the African continent. >The emergence of the omicron variant added a fresh ingredient to what was already stacking up to be a critical week for investors, with U.S. jobs data scheduled for release on Friday and the OPEC+ oil-producer group due to decide Thursday whether to enact a planned 400,000 barrel-a-day increase in output. >Mike Muller, the head of the Asia unit at Vitol, the world’s biggest independent oil trader, said Sunday he expects OPEC+ to take a cautious stance when it meets, amid signs that demand may be weakening in some markets going in to the winter months in Asia and Europe. >Dubai-listed Shuaa Capital PSC and Amlak Finance were the biggest losers in the Middle East region Sunday, slumping 10% each. In Saudi Arabia, Nama Chemicals Co. dropped the most, retreating 8.5%. *Dubai’s DFM index down 5.2%, with all every stock in decline *Real estate and construction stocks led the losses *Emaar Properties PJSC contributed the most to the index retreat, decreasing 8.2%; SHUAA Capital PSC had the largest drop, falling 10% *The move was the biggest since it fell 6.1% in March 2020 *Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index lost 3.9% *All sectors in the red, with the Consumer Durables and Apparel Index leading losses with a 5.7% slide *Arabia Insurance Cooperative was down 7%; Takween Advanced Industries fell 7% *The index slipped 7.2% this month. It’s still up 25% in 2021, heading for the best year since 2013 *Abu Dhabi’s ADX General Index fell 2.3% *First Abu Dhabi Bank PJSC contributed most to the decline, down 3.6% *Israel’s TA-35 was down 3% *Bank Leumi Le-Israel BM contributed the most to the loss, sliding 3.6% *All 35 shares fell *The index is up 22% in 2021, heading for the best year in at least a decade *The Qatar QE fell 2.8%, its biggest drop since April 2020 *Industries Qatar QSC lost 4.3% while Investment Holding Group dropped 4.9%
It's the story like Nvidia. Space industry is going to be huge. I think the biggest winner is going to be the CubeSat space. Rocketlab is building itself to the industry leader for CubeSat space launches. They can custom tailor launches for companies and in the last ER, they annouced they acquired Planetary Systems Corp. PSC makes systems to allow the deployment of satellites from launch vehicles. That includes its Lightband line of satellite separation systems and its Canisterized Satellite Dispenser for deploying small satellites. Those systems, Rocket Lab said, have a 100% success rate over more than 100 missions. Rocketlab also has won contracts from NASA, which means they are able to operate both government and commercial contracts and they already have the infracture built out with the idea of being profitable by 2022.
They also today announced baller financials. Up 4% AH. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rocket-lab-acquire-space-hardware-210500858.html As for PSC it's clear RKLB knew they were going to buy a ton of their product and preferred to just own the production. But the FTC exists, so they can't just take all the output and leave existing customers begging, or even jack prices up. It's an enabling move rather than a profit center.
Right you are about SXC!!! I haven’t found a dip on NUE to purchase, so I’ve just been selling puts to profit off of them. They are a great company. I recently opened on IEP. I was initially attracted by PSC (scrap recycling is all the rage.) I like their other holdings, huge dividend, and growth potential as well. I feel like that will really take off. More recent additions include TECK as well. TX is a steal here too.
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It’s certainly a bit of a gamble, but I personally believe their business model has a lot of value and someone like Foley might just be what they needed to take off. They offer easy, convenient, anonymous and therefore extremely secure online payment. You just buy a paysafecard at a gas station with cash and redeem your code online. No affiliation with you. Great for a ton of dodgy stuff that you don’t want associated with something like a Paypal account. You can’t be hacked, you can’t lose a password. It gives old folks a sense of security because the absolute most you can lose by getting scammed is the amount on the card. Go ahead and send grandpa some PSCs to the nursery home, so he can flirt with bulgarian prostitutes on chaturbate! It’s also great for kids whose parents are smart enough to not give them their credit cards. Buy a PSC with your lunch money and get those V-Bucks! Or go play online poker at 7 years old, no one checks your age when buying these. it has a ton of potential in my opinion. I can’t say if they‘ll be able to mobilize all of it, but Foley‘s track record doesn’t look half bad. I‘ve been a fan of the product for over ten years now so I‘m willing to make a bet on it.
PSC is a small cap energy ETF and very low priced at this time. With this President and his agenda it appears as if these will continue to climb