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all in on $TTI - (not really DD - just the narrative that gets me going)
$TTI Literally shouldn't Be allowed on this Sub and its Disgusting that it is
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Interesting move for TTI, especially with magnesium becoming harder to source in the US. This could give them a solid boost if the project actually scales the way they expect.
All in 5k options of TTI. They’re hitting everything right now and announced production of magnesium this morning with a government contractor. I might be sitting on gold boys.
TTI if they’re really able to use the dirty brine water from oil drilling to cool data centers in one big recycle/reuse cycle. Solving multiple problems and huge inside buys this year.
All of the above 😆 META, GOOG, UBER, PLTR, TTI, WMT, XRP, VOO (over exposed in xrp)
Depends on when he bought TTI but for the others yes.
This company has seen a wild growth over the 5Y mark for their performance. Not sure if I would buy them, but so cool Really interesting name. $TTI Latest Quarter Deck: [https://onetetra.com/?wpdmdl=12238&hsCtaTracking=dcef1bc1-ec9c-43e9-afb7-05c24ce6b98d%7Ce6f0ec6c-8696-49d3-b7e9-9089a879e330](https://onetetra.com/?wpdmdl=12238&hsCtaTracking=dcef1bc1-ec9c-43e9-afb7-05c24ce6b98d%7Ce6f0ec6c-8696-49d3-b7e9-9089a879e330) Fundamentals don't look bad actually: [https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=TTI&p=d](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=TTI&p=d) What they do: >TETRA Technologies, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates as an energy services and solutions company. It operates through two segments, Completion Fluids & Products; and Water & Flowback Services. The Completion Fluids & Products segment manufactures and markets clear brine fluids, additives, and associated products and services to the oil and gas industry for use in well drilling, completion, and workover operations in the United States, as well as in Latin America, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. This segment also markets liquid and dry calcium chloride products; and TETRA PureFlow ultra-pure zinc bromide to battery technology companies. Its Water & Flowback Services segment provides water management services for onshore oil and gas operators. This segment also offers frac flowback, production well testing, and other associated services in oil and gas producing regions in the United States, as well as in various basins in Latin America, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. TETRA Technologies, Inc. was incorporated in 1981 and is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
TTI 75 contracts $10C 3/2026 brother. Can’t believe I’m seeing someone else post a similar position
TTI 37 contracts $10C 6/2026 412 shares
For all the implied moves followers, these are at over a 10% implied move: Tuesday- BE, TTI, CWH, TER, ENPH, NGD, MIR Wednesday- AVTR, OPFI, EAT
Options going crazy for TTI, 95% increase in calls
Burning $100 for TTI calls tomorrow. The last mineral/energy it’s gotta go after today
TTI is a better value right now
If you like minerals then you like TTI
Thanks for this. I’m loading up on TTI tomorrow
Retard 🥭will probably buy a part of TTI soon. Based in Texas so no laws will affect them regarding land or human health
EOSE Eos Energy (zinc batteries) up over 8% it's preferred zinc bromide supplier is TTI Tetra Technologies ADD ⬆️
TNFA, CGTX are all I feel optimistic about but that could change by tomorrow GRAB, TTI, WDH, GIBO, and GORO I am keeping my eye on
Lol GRAB ended up being a let down today but it does have good prospects so I'm staying in it -- I am riding for TTI. If there are no signs of any gains tomorrow for WDH I'm going to dump it. Ya know..I so wish we could rally these meme pstocks to the moon once a week.. Those OPEN gains had me feeling spoiled and like nothing is good enough anymore lol.
Nah, I think it's just getting going -- TTI finally just broke through their resistance this afternoon too, might be worth looking into! Looks a little better than WDH actually
TTI is looking promising too
TTI will be moving today
Okay Tertra Technologies (TTI) is my earnings play for after the bell. $6 price target, currently at $3.85 - incredible Q1 results
yup, also look into TALK, TTI and MBOT. i own those too, but im super bullish on the ones mentioned in the original post.
GTA V didn’t increase the stock price of TTI.
That's literally the opposite of what I did when I got into trading...(not suggesting you're wrong). Old College Roommatte was hammering on me to buy NVDA, he was about 10 years out of College and I was buying rental properties. He told me I should buy NVDA instead. That was 2015. 2019/2020, sold a property in Chicago and put EVERY penny from that sale in NVDA. Didn't touch it. I didn't even really notice when it lost about 60% of it's value(though I had seen it split 4-1, now 6,000 shares and go back up to 300 or something a share(was not looking at it very often). By that point, I realized I was working 90 hours a week, 60 as an lawyer going through MOSTLY paper work...which sucked, I was not taking a penny from the rental properties, so I sold everything. Bought another 1000 shares in '23 and then bought mostly what he told me. That was dumb, but I'm happy to have fallen ass backwards into this! This past year though, I like to talk about getting QBTS at 77 cents a share, but I don't mention I also bought SLA, LAZ, TTI, and half a dozen other dollar stocks that did nothing or went down. But 10K in QBTS has paid off even if nothing else did.
Green flag: increasing revenue Q/Q, real assets, backlog, cash runway, 10-Qs with increasing revenue/EBITDA guidance, it recently wasn’t a penny stock, or just has a cool niche product with some options on the stock Red Flags: rampant shilling, decreasing revenue, tiny market cap, no real product or service or future valuation is total bs. Picks this 1H UHG 300% CAPT 300% AMPX 100% TTI 50% GROY 35% Picks 2H TTI NFE IMPP TGB AKBA
Their tool section will be decimated by tariffs. Source: Me, a former TTI employee (Ryobi, Ridgid, Milwaukee)
They already own most of the tool companies. Milwaukee, Ryobi and Rigid are all just owned by TTI which is a Hong Kong company.
The earning report above is for $TTMI, not $TTI
My EOSE likes seeing TTI keep having solid performance. Just wait until TTI starts getting massive orders for their new bromine solution they partnered with EOSE on.
Tectronic Industries makes Milwaukee, Ryobi, and hart power tools. That said, my TTI position is very small.
Buy and hold long term no short plays in LNG COP and TTI are the industry leaders riskier plays are like TELL but just gamble on 0de options with 500$ all the profit u make dump it into LNG stocks and continue on.
i’m also sayin this cuz TTI claimed a huge earnings call and a revenue of 8billion with a B to be expected in 2023 so 🤷♂️
The reaction to the trailer could really go either way. Rockstar are basically the best game developers in the world. Gta 4, 5 and red dead 2 (red dead redemption 1 too to a large extent) have been games that were so unbelievably ahead of their time that they were literally hard to imagine before you have seen them in the trailers. on the other hand there have been so really high profile departures in the last few years, making it possible that this game with be perceived even in the trailer as markedly worse than expected. Nevertheless, stonks are regarded and even a great reaction by press and fans could result in a big dip for TTI
TTI just continues to crush for me. Such a hog and no one on her talks about it. 😂
You know the real peanut butter? The kind that needs mixing with the oil that floats to the top? The one that turns into quickset cement the second it hits the roof of your mouth? That’s why your boy loves JIF. Can eat it by the spoonful. Anyway, anyone who bought TTI shares 06/30 could have doubled their money in 10 weeks. I need to mow my lawn.
Why does no one here talk TTI? It’s chart is just up.
My TTI holdings were already up 60+% before Huber Capital snatched a shitload up. And I’ve calls expiring in December. 😎
the TTI chart is just silly
TTI slow rise to the moon🚀🚀🌕
Any one have any thoughts about TTI?, been watching it slowly rise since the exon deal
Better than average isn't good enough. Many tasks are not entrusted to average people for good reason. Also, at least half of use are above average... so for many of us it's a handicap on our performance. It also ignores that the distribution of accidents is not uniform. I know people that have had 7 vehicle-vehicle accidents while I've had 0. As far as I'm aware, it is well known in the actuarial literature and it is not unusual to do things like modeling these rates as compound (per individual) Poisson processes because the overall distribution is not a simple Poisson one. Even when they were doing Poisson modeling, e.g. this 1980 paper: [https://static.tti.tamu.edu/tti.tamu.edu/documents/TTI-1980-3.pdf](https://static.tti.tamu.edu/tti.tamu.edu/documents/TTI-1980-3.pdf) >Drivers under 25, especially males, have more accidents. However, previous accidents and violations are the best indicators of the likelihood of future accident involvement. The point they're making there is that the individual's own past record is a better predictor than any demographic group that they could be placed in. I could see an argument for getting some of the worst drivers off the road... but that does have tricky moral issues regarding how we are then assigning some peoples' fates to the AI in a biased way. CGP Grey's reasoning on that is not sufficient to consign above and below average people to a more arbitrary fate. As I said, maybe get poor performers, like the drunks, off the road (though we have ways to do that already, e.g. taxis), and that itself would make things safer for everyone else. But I'm not sure why they should be forced into AI X% crash rate (but better than drunks guys!) vehicles when there are other good drivers that could drive them. We can't expect AI drivers to be perfect, but better than average is also not anywhere near good enough. ​ The rate of improvement for these models is not accelerating that much... It would be more accurate to say that test metrics are being gamed by inclusion in the data and apparently either not having the tools to exclude them from the data, or lacking the motivation to use them.
CNBC just interviewed Exxon CEO & they highlighted their deal with TTI, Tetra Technology, to develop 61k acres in Arkansas for their lithium reserves located on the land. “Should solve our domestic lithium needs”. TTI is at $3.85. Belongs at $10-12. Game on
CNBC just interviewed Exxon CEO and they highlighted partnership with TTI (Tetra Technologies) to develop 61 thousand acres of lithium which TTI owns. Stock is at $3.85, should be at $8-10
In $VST On the odd chance that $VST pops off on Monday I'm looking to move into $TTI Random ones I'll also be watching Monday... $WTTR $UNM $TK $TDW
I think TTI (the parent company to Milwaukee) might be able to see further out than you... just a hunch though.
No a fan of TTI but let’s not pretend financial advisors who peddle wall streets broken system is the best option
DBD is riding the 13 SMA on the daily chart, with the SMA showing a curl up. TTI is riding the 20 SMA and it's curling. So, they MAY move up going into Friday.
too late for oil tickers? how about treatment, refinement companies like Tetra TTI?
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I mainly go there for products under $TTI TTNDY Techtronic Industries: Milwaukee/Ryobi. Milwaukee Tool is a g’damn money printer. Fuck EVs, invest in the tools that actually build everything.
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Buffalo NEWS, Buffalo NY MLMIC Insurance Company BNSF National Indemnity Company Business Wire Nebraska Furniture Mart Central States Indemnity Company NetJets® Charter Brokerage Oriental Trading Company Clayton Homes Pampered Chef® CORT Business Services Precision Castparts Corp. CTB Inc. Precision Steel Warehouse, Inc. Duracell RC Willey Home Furnishings Fechheimer Brothers Company Richline Group FlightSafety Scott Fetzer Companies Forest River See’s Candies Fruit of the Loom Companies Shaw Industries Garan Incorporated Star Furniture Gateway Underwriters Agency TTI, Inc. GEICO Auto Insurance United States Liability Insurance Group General Re XTRA Corporation Helzberg Diamonds
I would be more inclined to invest in TTI. Milwaukee, Ryobi, Rigid, etc. are eating Black and Decker's lunch in the US. Of course you'll need a broker that let's you buy from the Hong Kong market.
Regional bank - FIBK (First Interstate HQ in Montana) Chevron - CVX (oil company) Tetra Technologies - TTI (oil services) The biggest shock, though is.... A10 Communications - ATEN It's a tech company that didn't get smashed. Set a new ATH yesterday.
The same as....? Buying it direct? From Ace hardware? Whatcha getting at here, and what are you implying is different? aVe did a cool video on Home depot tools a while ago if I remember correctly, and it's all made by TTI in china. Pretty much anywhere you go.
Lol dude, CEI is something you either don’t touch or just throw some change at. If anything you should’ve put your life savings into TTI back in March 2020 when it was just like 45 cents.
$TTI, earnings coming and they’ve previously gained on earnings reports, looks solid
I've been bullish on TTI calls for a while now because of this.
So many people on this subreddit no idea what they are talking about. It’s fair to ask a question. People shouldn’t give uneducated answers. Here is a quick listing of companies they owned and turned around. They have about 65 companies under management. ( this is not counting their ownership stakes in a lot of big companies) Acme Brick Company HomeServices of America Applied Underwriters International Dairy Queen, Inc. Ben Bridge Jeweler IMC International Metalworking Companies Benjamin Moore & Co. Johns Manville Berkshire Hathaway Automotive Jordan’s Furniture Berkshire Hathaway Direct Insurance Company (THREE) Justin Brands Berkshire Hathaway Energy Company H. Brown Shoe Group Berkshire Hathaway GUARD Insurance Companies Larson-Juhl Berkshire Hathaway Homestate Companies LiquidPower Specialty Products Inc. (LSPI) Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance Louis – Motorcycle & Leisure BH Media Group Lubrizol Corporation biBERK Business Insurance Marmon Holdings, Inc. BoatU.S. McLane Company Borsheims Fine Jewelry MedPro Group Brooks MiTek Inc. Buffalo NEWS, Buffalo NY MLMIC Insurance Company BNSF National Indemnity Company Business Wire Nebraska Furniture Mart Central States Indemnity Company NetJets® Charter Brokerage Oriental Trading Company Clayton Homes Pampered Chef® CORT Business Services Precision Castparts Corp. CTB Inc. Precision Steel Warehouse, Inc. Duracell RC Willey Home Furnishings Fechheimer Brothers Company Richline Group FlightSafety Scott Fetzer Companies Forest River See’s Candies Fruit of the Loom Companies Shaw Industries Garan Incorporated Star Furniture Gateway Underwriters Agency TTI, Inc. GEICO Auto Insurance United States Liability Insurance Group General Re XTRA Corporation Helzberg Diamonds
$TTI it went 10x and held it. It's still going but alot slower.
Stanley is poorly run in my opinion. They blew all their Covid cash flows on buying MTD (cub cadet) and something else (can’t remember). They are a serial acquirer, and the acquisitions are uninspired. That cash would have been better deployed as dividends, R&d, and debt reduction. From a customer perspective, Dewalt woodworking tools are the best of the big three. All of their other tools lag Milwaukee. Stanley’s craftsman brand has a lot of potential, but I’ve never bought any of the tools. In that market segment (middle of the road tools) Ridgid is better. Ridgid is a Milwaukee brand (TTI technically). In pro tools, Makita seems to be upping their cordless game. Which is what Dewalt needs to be doing
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Time to pump NINE and PFIE. Also NR and TTI good oil services. Ensv is a good pump too
They need to go long the small service oil companies. IMPP, RIG,AXAS, TTI, NE , Tusk. YES and go long the commodities as a hedge. THE NASDAQ and DOW may tumble a lot more.
Oil services still cheap. Y’all regards probably missed the boat on klxe and nine. NR and TTI still decent
TTI Peaked at 30-something 10+ years ago. It's at 3.40 today. It was as low as 0.50 in 2020.
That was a nice story about Paul who founded TTI, it's a company that I occasionally deal with and they make good parts.
I'm down 3% overall but feeling good about most of my positions. I've averaged down on NOVR and TTI and expect those'll bounce back within a month or two. Watching TTFI to see if it dips a little farther - if it does, I'll get back in (sold after their earnings report came out and it spiked). Lots of deals out there eight now. My one real boat anchor is BB. That stock alone is what has me in the red overall.
NP, RK, CW, JB, TTI, JC for laughs
TTI They have a product called Neptune that is a completion fluid for offshore wells. Its a replacement for Zinc Bromide. That's important because Zinc bromide is outlawed in some places like the north sea. They made a deal with Haliburton regarding Neptune about a year or two ago. I believe they are planning on doing more projects with them. This is a great article that can explain it alot better then me. It's a long read but a good one. https://seekingalpha-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/seekingalpha.com/amp/article/4217255-tetra-technologies-deep-dive-stock-significant-upside?amp_js_v=a6&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%3D%3D#aoh=16433845600187&_ct=1643384567816&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s&share=https%3A%2F%2Fseekingalpha.com%2Farticle%2F4217255-tetra-technologies-deep-dive-stock-significant-upside
So I work Construction. Thanks to the infrastructure bill. I just learned TTI owns Rigid .. three thumbs up
Tetra Technologies (TTI). Oil and gas service. I had 45k in my 401K and about $2k in my IRA. Bought it at $25 in 2007 so about 80 shares. Went to $35 and then sank. I sold half as it dropped for around $10 but I still kept some. I rarely looked at my IRA as I was just putting money into my 401k at that time. By 2012 I finally had more in my IRA and that's when I bought the other stocks I mentioned (AAPL & GM). A bad choice that turned into a good choice (at least the shares I sold did). The other half I still own I decided to keep there when I saw it at $0.30 in 2020. It's gone up 10x since then from $12 to $120. It didn't seem worth it to sell the remaining shares for $12.
TTI They have brine mineral rights in the smackover formation of Arkansas that contains alot of lithium. They've recently signed a MOU to supply a promising carbon capture project by CarbonFree and a MOU to supply eos batteries with their zinc bromide. These are both big opportunities that are in addition to their established oil and gas business. Its been recovering after being dragged down by its holdings in CCLP. It was negatively affecting their balance sheet and they've divested their holdings in the company. The CEO and CFO are focused on creating value and I think they are doing a great job.
thanks, seems as a stock i was searching for. also looking at TTI. I own a pretty attractive domain so i will proabably also try to focus on that. thanks for all the replies, appreciate it
thank you, im looking att TTI also
TTI. cheap. owned by berkshire hathaway. Makes fiber optic cable. Looks like a good play if infra passes
$TTI is my biggest gainer this year ~250% up on it. Also, very bullish on them. Looking at $WLMS
I bought into DVN, FANG, and TTI. TTI was the clear winner though. I bought as low as $.24 and have made quite a lot on it.
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77 stocks: all up except 19 Top 5 in % gain: AMC M MRO TTI RIG Top 5 in equity: TSLA AMC XOM GOOGL LIT
RIG, CDEV, CPG, TTI, TELL… there are many, can’t really go wrong if oil keeps ripping.
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I’m betting on $PBR $TTI $INDO and $DRIP
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