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NXXT’s December Numbers Show Execution, While Solid Power Is The Pure Tech Optionality Bet
If you believe in the United States, then hold onto DFLI.
Final DD into CRNT. Why India will be back in 2026 resulting in a big earnings boost, the 2022 hostile takeover attempt and why it shows CRNT is undervalued right now and the 42.5 billion dollar government tailwind for CRNT
Sick of missing the boat on stocks? I present to you an incredibly undervalued, consolidating gem. CRNT. My non AI DD into a cashflow positive, non dilutive, growing pennystock with 2 major catalysts inbound (Q3 earnings where i expect a rerate and earnings in 2026) and amazing financials
How many investors here have Solid Power (NASDAQ: SLDP) on their radar?
Dragonfly Energy ($DFLI) - A Lithium Manufacturer With Solid Tech, Real Products, and Celebrity Endorsements
Dragonfly Energy ($DFLI) - A Lithium Manufacturer With Solid Tech, Real Products, and Celebrity Endorsements
Solid Power (NASDAQ:SLDP) Hits New 1-Year High - Here's What Happened
$SLDP - Anytime a penny stock reaches it’s 52 week high, has no stock split history and doesn’t have a cult-like following on Reddit yet - that’s an asset to keep an eye on
Solid Power Inc (NASDAQ:SLDP) is up big today and just passed it’s 52 Week High
What sectors / stocks do you think will boom in the next few years
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$SLDP – The Most Slept-On Solid-State Battery Play in the Market Right Now
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The morning 4 are starting the week with $SLDP coming up from its 1.98 bottom and green premarket, $AGBA doing the same currently showing 13% green in PM trading or $IMTE strong up 10% Premarket $SOBR still holding its trend and up 1.9% early.
The morning 4 are starting the week with $SLDP coming up from its 1.98 bottom and green premarket, $AGBA doing the same currently showing 13% green in PM trading or $IMTE strong up 10% Premarket $SOBR still holding its trend and up 1.9% early.
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$SLDP Solid Power Inc. Gap Fill/Squeeze Swing Play
Looking for multibagger penny stocks in 2023: $KGC $SLDP $WIMI
SLDP over the past week has broken $7.
My first option trade Solid Power (SLDP) Debit call spread gains $10k->14k
What option value if SLDP $5-7.5 debit call spread reaches target $7.50 for underlying? P/L $2.5k seems low half way through $15k max profit…why?
might not be a squeeze but had anyone looked at SLDP
Im wanting some thoughts on SLDP its a small company right now but they've invented solid state batteries. Something I've got a little bit of interest into and maybe a little bit of emotion. Am I wrong to think this stock has a good chance of rising given what they've invented?
Long Ford Jan '23 Leaps - worth $50+ sum-of-the-parts
Solid Power Inc - Ford's and BMW's Secret EV Weapon (upcoming catalysts)
Solid Power Inc - Ford's and BMW's Secret EV Weapon (upcoming catalysts)
SLDP Listed - Best Stories from 120 Years of 'Popular Mechanics'
Solid Power $SLDP…Quantumscape $QS has some competition now!
Iborrowdesk and Shares Returned Question (returned shares cause drop)
Anyone have positive feels on SLDP??
Solid Power ($SLDP) Meets All 2021 Milestones with Production of 20Ah Silicon EV Cells
$SLDP - Solid Power Meets All 2021 Milestones with Production of 20Ah Silicon EV Cells
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LCID, SLDP, TWTR and a few others. Should have bought spy back in 21 and help it.
Possible you may want to include related materials stocks like MTRN as well. ORA also seems to be a power company that's missing. As for post 2029, much will depend on how technology evolves. Right now I'm tracking how the next-gen geothermal companies are progressing. If oil *drilling* companies take a dip after the Iran war ends, they could be interesting if a geothermal boom still looks to be on the horizon next decade. Apart from that, you have some speculative solid state battery companies in QS, SLDP, FAC, and sometime this year ProLogium will go public on NASDAQ too. Though if you're specifically interested in batteries for data centers or grid, sodium batteries may be more what you're looking for - though all the public companies in that space seem to be international (CATL, Reliance).
Will be interesting to see how SLDP and FAC face off over time. SLDP seems to be in the lead for manufacturing. Once they get SK to invest in their manufacturing process, it’s $$$ from there. Wonder what FAC’s strategy is to scale.
SENS, SLDP... or just hookers and blow.
Fcel - 5 times. Plug - 2 times Inovio- 7 times Lcid - 1 and going for second Rivian- going for the first SLDP - Delisted in a couple of weeks. Just some that appear in Reddit by pumping bag holders
What are the thoughts on SLDP? I’m considering it for a long term lottery ticket
USAR. DRAM. FIG. RZLV is a big gamble. SLDP. New battery tech. Seems pretty good and local but technically a penny stock.
not really, I have positions in AMPX, ENVX, SLDP, QS, SES, SLDP... and agree with u/partypantsdiscorock AMPX has strong fundamentals and momentum rn, it is pulling the whole sector up. Especially after a day like today it is getting even more attention on the sector. I closed my positions in FLNC but will reload soon. Considering ENPH puts because it is so overbought. SES is another ticker you can add that is likely the most speculative. AMPX is making me monies rn, but I keep watching the technicals on the others and maintain small speculative options positions, because when one of them starts to catch, and gets rerated even for a little bit it will get wild.
Yeah ABAT ripping like I said last night. SLDP next
Thanks for the kind words. My caveat with what follows is (only partly tongue in cheek) the best way to make money in the stock market is do the opposite of what I suggest! :-) In addition, I am a "fundamentals" guy - so I don't tend to gravitate to speculative high beta opportunities without proof points. For example, I like AMPX because they are very likely to hit triple digit millions in revenues this year, with an obvious path to profitability. But on the other hand, I'm not a fan of QS or SLDP because they have neither in their sights. ENVX is a bit of a tweener - closer to "real" but still lots of execution risk. Those three may end up as very successful firms. But as a stock buyer, I think I get paid to wait. So, what do I like? As a company, I like TDK (Tokyo exchange) as they own ATL and ATL is kicking butt in consumer electronics batteries. That impact is diluted by the scale of TDK parent. But I still like the "top co." EVE Energy Co (Shenzhen Exchange) is interesting as they appear to be gaining ground in China on BYD and CATL. Other battery companies I like are either private or captive. So, I like PowerCo, but it's 100% owned by VW. In that case, the scale of VW prohibits you riding PowerCo's progress alone, I think. The same may hold true for Molicel (E-Moli), which is owned by Taiwan Cement. I haven't researched top co there, but it may have a similar issue to PowerCo. It trades on the Taiwan Stock Exchange, and also in the US on the pink sheets. Hope this is useful, or at least interesting.
Maybe JOBY, ACHR, QS, SLDP, but the timeline is more like 5 years and beyond
SSB have two inherent problems to overcome - thermal expansion (things swell when heated) thus significant thermal control will consume any cost and weight advantage and secondly, the degree of lithium intercalation will probably impact efficiency reducing battery life making them uneconomical. The intercalation is a key performance requirement to make batteries work. SLDP or QS - none of these have a lead in SSB technology. Honda, Toyota, SK, CATL, BYD are the leaders with Honda having a full scale demonstration plant. The big challenge is demostrating advantages in actual vehicles and establishing the safety and durability / longevity under driving conditions. I now see China SSB are in delay. I do not believe SSB will ever be fully commercially available due to technical issues. Semi-solid yes, but not true Solid-State.
Yeah with a long runway, always best to go long on growth. For me, I like the barbell approach since Im trying to figure out a way to FIRE early. I have 1 acct of mostly value type mutual funds and another acct of individual stocks. Mostly mega cap tech and financials but also some moon shots. Funny thing is, I’ve had real good returns on stuff like SLDP, QS, INTC, AMD, PLTR. My big miss was FNMA. Loss averaged all the way from 2.40 to 1.20 and gave up at 80 cents before it went on a rocket ride to like 13. That would’ve outperformed both PLTR and INTC both of which I bought at $20.
That's where most people get caught with their pants down relying on AI prompting that is only as useful as its input. Earlier in the cycle I was considering three contenders that happened to be in their respective "death valley" moment: QS, SLDP and AMPX. Like you, I suggest everyone do their own DD but to try and overcome some of the laziness with AI and opt for some reading of your own from reliable sources. You will get a clear picture on how, although the bunch aim to replace traditional Li ion batteries, they no longer share the same station in that death valley. Two are still pilot-scale and almost OEM validation phase and one hit triple rev growth. QS does have cash runway but their capex on in house does not seem reassuring. They could all go on to do it, and it will be fun to see down the line!
QS $7 ish and SLDP $3 ish, making solid state batteries. I jumped on them yesterday for 1000 shares each to see where they will go. Also added more to rocket lab and google. Good luck!
I agree this movement is a sign of a squeeze. For those who don’t know, QS is on a mission to revolutionize energy storage by commercializing solid state lithium batteries. It popped up 9.5% today (5/6/26) on mostly average volume, while 20% of the float is shorted. It’s down 25% YTD but up 29% in the last month. Corning also went up over 12% today with their $500 million dollar deal announcement with Nvidia and their annual investor day, where Corning went into depth on their Springboard plan and raised targets into 2030. QS and Corning are engaged in a strategic partnership focused on high-volume manufacturing of ceramic separators, the most critical component of QuantumScape's solid-state batteries, since fall of 2025. QS was also mentioned as part of Corning’s investor day today. The agenda included sessions from 11:00 am to noon today hosted by Corning business leaders and SMEs, which showcased Corning's Ribbon Ceramics as the foundational technology for QuantumScape's solid-state battery separators. Recently, QS crossed the MACD threshold (5, 20 and 50 day moving average). This is all while being down 25% down YTD today, with 6.3 days to cover for the shorts. I would not be surprised at all if QS continues to go up soon and fast. The fact that there are 6.3 days to cover but volume is not too high indicates the remaining shorts can’t exit too quickly, creating a constant floor of buying pressure. The pop in stock price today was not part of an overall rise in the battery industry, as indicated by Solid Power (SLDP) dropping 5%, Enovix (ENVX) dropping 3%, and Microvast (MVST) breaking even today. Also, PowerCo, the Volkswagen-owned battery company, just posted yesterday about their Unified Cell #1 featured in their new ID Polo, which will be compatible with a QS solid state battery in the future. Volkswagen has been working with QS for years and it’s just a matter of when, not if, they are producing cars with QS solid state batteries. Lot of good news catalysts recently for QS, but it’s still heavily shorted at the moment. Although they are a pre-revenue company still, other positive news include a recent Q1 earnings beat, improved production with their recently inaugurated AI enhanced Eagle Line production line in San Jose, CA, $11 million in confirmed customer billings for Q1 2026 (which is outpacing 2025 by a wide margin), possessing close to $1 billion in liquidity, and multiple JDAs with top 10 automotive OEMs (announced with Volkswagen but unannounced with the others, although high potential candidates include Honda and Ford). This is not to mention the fact they brought in 2 new executives with ties to the defense industry to the board, Ross Niebergall, defense sector executive who most recently served as President of Aerojet Rocketdyne and Chief Technology Officer at L3Harris, and Dr. Mark Maybury, a former U.S. Air Force Chief Scientist and Lockheed Martin executive. They also brought in Geoff Ribar to the board this year, who is a former Nvidia CFO in their early growth phase in the 2010s and has over 40 years of experience in tech and semiconductors. Siva Sivaram, the CEO, has expressed multiple times since the Q1 earning call two weeks ago that they are entering new markets like AI data centers, aerospace, drones, and defense. Obviously, this is a speculative play, but the recent price action and news are indicating huge potential.
I'm curious if the all people in this sub are all holding their own personal stocks in SLDP or if they are investing other people's stock when they say they have 100k+/- shares.
VM why is SLDP going up for the past couple of days?
SLDP you werent supposed to ruin my CC's til open
What's everyones opinion of $CGCT? Will this become just another SLDP?
https://preview.redd.it/o88ahluleuqg1.png?width=1505&format=png&auto=webp&s=37b63d94f82ac5fc61fe39c1b6a8fa687761a329 SLDP. We'll call this the "before" picture.
QS vs AMPX vs SLDP which one (or multiple) and why
Only dump on my port is SLDP and a tightly coiling LUNR thats about to go ballistic.
Second SLDP. Stock had a good run from under a dollar in 2025. Just when everyone though it was over..
Since we aren’t extremely close to earnings for them yet, I haven’t been paying much attention to them. I will say that if they do their earnings and 10K outside your call window (which it looks like what will happen), you’ll have to rely on a run up to earnings or them posting a new partner. A good headline could save you. I don’t think a run up will be powerful enough. Look at the stock history run up in late September and early November. You can see there just wasn’t enough juice before earnings to reach 7.50+ https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/sldp/history/ So really dig around to see if you can find anything from DOE, SLDP, Korea, their partners, etc that could indicate that a good headline is coming. So just a Quick Look at them for how SLDP will do on earnings most likely: 1) good sign they are hiring: https://www.solidpowerbattery.com/careers/default.aspx 2) their capital position is what gives them a premium for their low revenue right now. You’ll see it on their November presentation. What they do isn’t so capital intensive, lots of liquidity, no debt, and DOE grant. https://s202.q4cdn.com/841762012/files/doc_presentation/2025/Nov/SLDP_Investor-Presentation-November-2025.pdf 3) guidance will most likely cover they are expanding production. That same link says near end of 2026. So that’s in your favor. In demand. Growing. People love they have partners and the DOE grant. Means there aren’t theoretical uses for their products or theoretical customers. 4) they were at the needham conference in January, so I’d say try and see is you can locate a video or transcript of it. This will also help you see if there are any good headlines that’ll hit a week or two before earnings. Here is an analyst who just references they were there: https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/automobiles/nasdaq-sldp/solid-power/news/a-look-at-solid-power-sldp-valuation-after-conference-spotli/amp 5) another analyst breakdown of the stock: https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/needham-company-llc-reiterates-buy-rating-for-solid-power-nasdaqsldp-2026-01-14/ 6) options are bullish https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/SLDP/put-call-ratios 7) one insider sale early December. No insider buying. https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/sldp/insider-activity 8) Fintel isn’t loading for me with institutional ownership, but you can see if institutions are buying or closing their positions. 9) popular sentiment good. Chart gurus don’t really care about it right now, so SLDP really has to keep rebounding to get their attention I suppose. https://x.com/search?q=%24SLDP&src=typeahead_click&f=live 10) historically, when they released their earnings last February on February 28th, they were in the low 1s. They dropped 10 cents. So not a huge sell off or anything. This means it’s easier to do better YoY. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SLDP/history/ 11) their earnings last February press release: https://www.solidpowerbattery.com/investor-relations/investor-news/news-details/2025/Solid-Power-Reports-Full-Year-2024-Results/default.aspx Compare to what they did last quarter and their guidance: https://www.solidpowerbattery.com/investor-relations/investor-news/news-details/2025/Solid-Power-Reports-Third-Quarter-2025-Results/default.aspx TLDR: good earnings play, but tragic call window. Good headline can save you or if chart gurus get interested in it. If you know anyone good at interpreting charts, get their opinion. Best case scenario, they are an influencer with an audience lol.
I’m in SLDP but are there any upcoming catalysts?
SLDP / SLDPW - solid state batteries.. partners include: BMW, SK On, Samsung Electronics, and Ford. TMC / TMCWW - polymetallic nodules on top of the ocean floor containing nickel, copper, manganese, and cobalt.. interesting play considering this metal/mineral friendly administration.
Anyone in SLDP mid to long term?
I have 2, 7 and 15, you forgot REKR & SLDP
SSB have two inherent problems to overcome - thermal expansion (things swell when heated) thus significant thermal control will consume any cost and weight advantage and secondly, the degree of lithium intercalation will probably impact efficiency reducing battery life making them uneconomical. The intercalation is a key performance requirement to make batteries work. SLDP or QS - none of these have a lead in SSB technology. [Honda](https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/the-science-behind-honda-s-solid-state-battery-breakthrough/ar-AA1wJpQr?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=3e326f4cf1214a88b431377764e78aa6&ei=70), Toyota, SK, CATL, BYD are the leaders with Honda having a [full scale demonstration plant](https://global.honda/en/newsroom/news/2024/c241121eng.html). The big challenge is demostrating advantages in actual vehicles and establishing the safety and durability / longevity under driving conditions. I now see [China SSB ](https://carnewschina.com/2025/11/13/chinas-battery-giants-expect-solid-state-battery-delays-beyond-2030-push-back-on-hype/)are in delay. I do not believe SSB will ever be fully commercially available due to technical issues. Semi-solid yes, but not true Solid-State.
SLDP or AUR, or am I wasting my money?
SLDP - Solid Power, or am I stupid?
I'm not an expert, but I think when you start trying to understand the value of the business model, things turn around, because I'm up about 200% this year. I've made some mistakes and I need to learn more fundamental analysis, but for most part, anything I've thought "I understand why this is valuable" has either gone up or at least stayed stable. Drone stocks are doing okay, battery stocks I missed the explosive growth of QS and SLDP by just a hair, Planet Labs carries my portfolio right now. I haven't done particularly heavy due diligence, but I just generally try to be more active in understanding what's going on. Just in general being more cautious about where I put my money has paid off, but there have been a few plays I missed because I was being too cautious, but I just try to learn from the misses and the mistakes. Also diversifying and never putting in more than I'm willing to lose has kept my portfolio up even though I've made some mistakes with bets I took on limited info.
Bullish on QS. Also on SLDP. Solid state batteries are badass technology and higher energy density storage is the pick and shovel for people's picks and shovels in every industry. Data centers are looking at energy storage. The auto industry is going to pile into batteries with such range:weight and safety that it will make owning a gas vehicle seem inconvenient by comparison. Doesn't even touch defense, aerospace, space-space, consumer electronics, logistics - everybody has a use for safer higher-density energy storage.
SLDP. start reading the subreddit and seeking alpha articles
Damn. Im watching SLDP february calls go up to 0.75 while the price drops 15 cents... this is gonna be the wildest green day
Imo its always like that. Either you sell or buy at wrong time and feel bad. Atm I have like -30k on stocks like SLDP, SMR, NBIS, LAES. You can never hit everything and win
Not so much oil, more energy. Whatever software you use should be able to separate tickers by industry/sector. Could look through the stocks held in the XLE. I went long EOSE last Friday. On my watchlist is SLDP, NNE, WEC
SLDP was on my watchlist but never pulled the trigger. Hindsight losses are always the worse. Like getting kicked in the nuts.
SLDP has been PRINTING today. Up 50%. Been telling you guys
Hey everyone, I’ve been doing some research on **Turbo Energy ($TURB)**, and I think it’s worth a closer look for anyone interested in the renewable energy and energy storage space. **Who they are:** Turbo Energy is a Spain-based company focused on **solar energy storage systems** and **AI-based energy management** solutions. They design integrated battery systems for residential and industrial use — essentially helping users optimize how they store and use solar energy. **Why it caught my attention:** * The stock has been moving quietly, but sentiment seems to be shifting toward small-cap clean tech plays. * Their products are already commercialized in Europe, and they’ve announced expansion efforts targeting the U.S. market. * They’ve partnered with **Solar360 (part of Repsol)**, which adds some credibility and distribution reach. * With the global demand for **energy independence + grid optimization**, their niche looks timely. **Why people are calling it “the next $SLDP” or $BE** While $SLDP (Solid Power) has focused on solid-state batteries for EVs, $TURB is tackling the energy storage problem from a different angle — distributed solar and home energy systems. Both operate in the clean energy transition ecosystem, but $TURB’s model is arguably more near-term commercial. **Risks / things to keep in mind:** * It’s a **microcap**, so volatility is high and liquidity can be thin. * Regulatory approvals, competition, and execution will be key factors. * As always, do your own due diligence (DYOR). https://preview.redd.it/w9sjb329pgzf1.png?width=990&format=png&auto=webp&s=9bc165272cc203b7d3ea4b1d4a8d5b945cae5f27
What are we thinking about SLDP earnings?
Wonder if this has any loose connections to SLDP and its technology development pipeline. All 3 companies have ties to SLDP right now.
Been telling you guys about SLDP and you didn’t listen
Full disclosure - I'm invested in QS but not without extensive research. However the total addressable market for solid state batteries will be in the multiple TWh range over the next 10 years and there is room for *multiple winners.* Lithium ion is what we currently use, and it's on its way out. It's getting near the theoretical limit of what it can achieve chemically so we have to move to new chemistries and formats for better performance. There are an array of different chemistries competing for the crown - the frontrunners being sulfide and oxide chemistries as these are the closest to commercialization. Some batteries have anodes, some don't. Some are better for EV (generally considered one of the larger markets) and some are better for drones or stationary storage. Next generation battery-producing companies tend to go after the EV/transportation market because it dwarfs all other markets and has the most stringent safety and performance requirements. There's the most room for growth here as opposed to a company that produces batteries for military drones that don't need to be recharged many times because they are expendable. I would start by looking at AMPX, ENVX, MVST, SLDP, and QS. Factorial and ProLogium are good ones but they are private and can't be invested in. All of these companies can play some role in the future and their technologies each have their own challenges. You can still invest in CATL if you want and they have their sulfide chemistry research as well. I was only replying to the commenter that I do not believe sodium ion will change the world and that sodium ion is not a good reason to invest in CATL. Personally I think QS has the goods and so do Corning, Murata, Volkswagen, and at least 5-6 other undisclosed companies. I will link you to the [QS Blog](https://www.quantumscape.com/resources/blog) on their website ONLY because it is a FANTASTIC resource to learn about all of these things. I am not suggesting you buy into QS. Their QS blog is just *so dang good* that it really helps you understand why we need new batteries and why they have been so hard to develop. It gives you basic information you need to make informed decisions. It will also help you understand how to better evaluate each of the companies I have listed and it will help you realize which parts of the technology tree are dead ends. Of course it has a QS bias, but I think you will learn a LOT in one place. Just read all of the articles and you will come away a lot smarter. Then go and pick which companies you want to invest in with your newfound knowledge.
I think QS is a great stock. I've been in it for months. SLDP has also been good to me.
CATL, SLDP and AMPX are also great battery plays. I left ABAT after they lost the grant
SLDP, DNN, BYBD lets gooooooooo 🌝
Nice to see OG spacs like TMC and SLDP turning into solid runners. Gratz to all the patient ones.
I look out for stocks that I think are both undervalued and have great potential. Sometimes it sucks because they never take off but I’ve got lucky this past months with $PL, $SLDP and $SCWO.
GAMB, SLDP, and QS calls
On another note today. I bought 200 shares of QS today because it dipped below my last sell price (another battery stock similar to SLDP). Earnings report comes out October 22nd.
SLDP big pop, too bad I didn't jump in a month ago
SLDP big pop, too bad I didn't jump in a month ago
Just sold 300 shares and left 300 in of SLDP. Excited to see what happens with it!
Sold 300 shares of SLDP this morning, pulling my initial investment out and leaving my earnings in the stock. Really excited to see where SLDP goes. Just had to sell because it blew up this morning for no apparent reason. Going to buy back my 300 shares when it dips. (Hopefully it’s dips lol)
SLDP is giving me all the tendies
I've been a long term SLDP bull and loaded up months ago. They are heavy on science and business and low on self-promotion.
Everyone talking about AMD but SLDP being slept on today
What is going on with SLDP? It's not like every battery stock is up today. But somebody is loading up and keeps slapping the ask.
What is going on with $SLDP ? Up 30%+, anyone know?
SLDP is a rocket ship, and I didn't buy a ticket to ride
For sure. I rode that QS ride for a bit. Got some decent profits out of it, but I usually take between 10-15% profit and then put it into SLDP and then swap back after another 10-15% profit. Won't always work, but so far so good.
I bounce back and forth between QS and SLDP after 10-15% gains. When do YOLOs and Ports pull out?
I agree on the battery tech, but would make 7x a long-term estimate. That's the stock price of the most established competitor (SLDP). Others in the industry (e.g. Cap-XX) are in the bin.
I was looking at this last week or 2 when it was around that 1.80-1.90. I weighed between this and SLDP (EV batteries) to get more stocks in the energy sector. Anyways, I went with SLDP which is down 15% since I got in. I wasn't confident on T1 given the admins hostility towards green energy and was more interested before T1 changed business models to solar stuff.
Yussssss love QS. Only bought 100 shares and bought 600 shares of SLDP. Wish I would have bet the other way around… I guess you can’t knock the fact the bill gates is is backing QS.
For me, I like the following: HGRAF UURAF SLDP DVLT ALLR EDIT XTRAF FFMGF
What do people here think about SLDP, RUM & ABCL ?
Not a shit stock but SLDP bargin appears to be over and it’s now time for 📈
I've made a good deal of money on QS amd SLDP. They are both down, but I entered early and left when it seemed it was getting hyped luckily very close to their recent peak. I have re enetered SLDP but with a lot less money
I'm with you on EOSE, also have PGEN, PROP, SHLS, SLDP, LXEO obviously, not advice!
Need IONQ, SLDP, AMD, APLD to rip.
Any thoughts on SLDP or IONQ or APLD? I hold the stocks. 😬
I have a feeling tech is gonna roar and energy, like SLDP, is gonna moo.
**SLDP** **Traction Likelihood**: \~42% — strong technology and partnerships, but financial execution remains remote. * **Investor Stance**: **Selective, speculative**—tactical entry around positive triggers; suitable for long-term call-option styled exposure, not core stable holding. * **Volatility & Risk**: High—expect sharp oscillations, sentiment-driven moves, and possible manipulation-like patterns. Size positions carefully. * **Signal Coherence**: Moderate to high—material fundamentals (liquidity, tech), symbolic resonance (EV revolution), and simulation dynamics converge favorably, though path-dependent.
SLDP - I have no idea who will win the solid state battery war. Maybe them. Could be a 100 bag.
The problem with trying to get that type of return is very risky. If I had to name a company (and there is risk), it would be Solid Power (SLDP). They have developed some type of ingredient to make solid state batteries. BMW and Ford are investors. They’ve signed contracts with SK Battery from South Korea. From what I’ve heard everything is going well. They’re at $5 a share (up from about $1 a year ago). But in the field of solid state batteries, there are a lot of companies around the world working on the same type of thing. Which companies succeed, I don’t know, but if SLDP is one, I can easily see it pass $50 per share.
I invested in SLDP bc it’s my initials and my husband’s initials and that shot up 76% in the last month. I invested in ONDS bc my mom’s name is Ondine. It’s up 70% in the last month. I first started buying when it was $1.59
I've nearly quadrupled my account on Robinhood in 3 months, and they restricted trading for me on Monday afternoon. I've talked to a bunch of people in their support team who tell me they're "working with the back office" to get my restriction lifted. I had a bunch of pending orders for Tuesday after CPI results. BLSH IPO, a big position in UNH, more ABAT calls/shares, SLDP, etc. All of those positions would be up over 20% since then. I moved out 1/3 my account to my IBKR and 1/3 to WeBull. Fuck Robinhood