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VG, Marcus, Coinbase, Acorns + Company Fidelity sponsored accounts - am I spread too thin?
Anyone watching the VG buyout by ERIC? VG has seen over 20% increase in stock price kinda excited to see where it goes
VGLS HUML Merger - What's the play?
NYT Publishes Hit Piece on $SPCE. How Will the Market React?
the sale will resume soon, write on the VG website
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Penny Pincher Rejoice: Option Fees at Fidelity, Schwab, and VG Compared
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SPCE, Price Target 200$: Virgin Orbit vs Virgin Galactic. What are we waiting for. Great opportunity to buy now before skyrocketing
VG hotel closed to reservations 7/5 - 7/11. Knowing Branson, he might be having a week long going to space media event.
Kromek Group PLC (LON:KMK) - piloting airborne covid-19 pathogen detector
Kromek Group PLC (LON:KMK) - piloting airborne covid-19 pathogen detector
Should Sir Richard cuck Bezos and send his girlfriend a 🍆pic from space? $SPCE 🚀🚀
Virgin Group's VG Acquisition Corp. Shareholders Approve Business Combination with 23andMe, Inc. (officially not a SPAC)
Looking for advice from experienced Options trader on VG - Vonage.
$VGAC SPAC vote for Richard Branson's 23andme merger
What is this? I got this from e-trade
Field Trip Health Ltd. to Commence Trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange on June 7, 2021
June is a big month for De-SPACs. Which ones will fly and which ones will 💩 the bed
$SPCE - TheNationalNews made a mistake about $SPCE SEC form! FYI
Virgin Group's VG Acquisition Corp. Announces Date of Shareholders Meeting in Connection with its Pending Business Combination with 23andMe
Virgin Group's VG Acquisition Corp. Announces Date of Shareholders Meeting in Connection with its Pending Business Combination with 23andMe
XSPA catalysts: on CBS News (SFO and LAX mentioned), Open 7 days/weeks, Hiring for SFO, DCA, SEA, IAH. Vanguard added 3 millions shares.
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Not on the list but Venture Global will be announcing earnings before market opens on Monday. Cheniere Energy ($LNG) went up by 6% when they announced earnings yesterday. I would expect positive news from VG as well. I am long
JBS and VG calls boys, obvious play
Oil and gas. $VG will be a solid bet for LNG.
Pathetic seeing people judging those who question presented strategies. Where's my $VG suggester? I'd like to receive my 50% loss compensation.
VG… arbitrations headwinds, heavy debt, and some uncertainty but has potential for extremely good returns. Currently under $9
QS, VG, TE I choose you
[What’s going on](https://youtu.be/jvO2O-G8VG4?si=TXKvGsUt2Hq-q9WW) is more nuanced and interesting than the headlines. I’ll be adding a small amount to HIMS on Monday. This stock is not for the faint hearted but they are doing some very interesting stuff beyond weight loss.
VG also. Their lawsuits should settle this year.
https://youtu.be/dgwyn3Lzyk4?si=m0kSj-5ZmSzm_2VG
Shit I should have held my VG.
VG is on a mission. Idk where but it’s not stopping.
$PYPL story reminds me of by $VG bagholding, expecting US market to trade on fundamentals.
Now that everyone is losing money I can confess my most regarded plays of 2025: \-I bought 1k of VG in December because of this subreddit and sold it on Friday because the weather is getting warmer. Natural gas is down 16% tbf so maybe this one will work out for me. \-I bought 5k of ELBM at $1 solely on the logic that it was cheap and rare earths would probably have another run. They have not and my cheap shares have gotten even cheaper :) \-I own 1k of something called Surface Air Mobility (SFRM). I bought this by mistake while trying to buy Sarepta Therapeutics (SRPT) on my phone. I held because I thought it would be a funny story if it made money. Both stocks are down by a lot; SFRM by 35%.
Buy VG and other us based LNG companies. USA is the main supplier for India.
VG is the only green in my port today
I've been long holding NFE, NEXT, LNG and VG .. let's go!
Scoop $TE under $10 and $VG under $9 while you still can. The bus is leaving.
The fucking JPM. VG can actually pull back more than this. Way more
Last chance for $TE under 9 = gone. last chance for $VG under 9 = right now.
They're more like Cheniere in that they're actively exporting LNG now. They'll be more stable and less risky than NEXT, which is great. But with less risk it's not going to payout like NEXT can. I was looking for high risk, high reward plays for 10% of my portfolio while the rest sits in VOO. NEXT fits that better than VG or LNG does for me. If it hits, great, I've got a fancy boat in my retirement. If it doesn't, I really only ever wanted a kayak anyway.
Seeing VG on here makes me happy. 🥲
$VG had its little blue pill today
VG for LNG exposure CCJ / UEC nuclear. Eyeing UUUU now
VG showing some squeeze signs. 15% short interest, 5.2 days to cover, and only 8000 shares as of 2 hours ago.
I need better friends too. I told them about RKLB at $4. They tell me about ULTY… we’re not the same. Recenty I’m preeching TE, VG, QS leaps. What advices are you giving, friend?
Bc my VG leaps are printing and LNG will be the fastest energy to scale for data centers
VG selling over. Heading back over 10 today.
It’s market cap is 1/2 Chenier right now VG will absolutely be 2X to 3X in the next 18 to 36 months And as I stated earlier, it’s 10 X to 20 X timeframe is 5 to 10 years Factor in raised future dividend, and it’s a game changer But I will be happy with any number more or less that’s in between 4X up to 7X which is extremely realistic in the 3 to 7 year timeframe Not too many stocks grow at that rate and I own 15 K shares so movement is really compounded
Im bullish on VG and think it'll overtake Cheniere as the leader, but VG market cap is half of what Cheniere is. I'm expecting a 2 or 3x, not 10 to 20x.
I would not be worried about any exit 3 to 4 years from now. This will be a $30-$45 stock and around that time. A lot of their debt will be under control and they will come out with a really higher dividend. That will be very attractive. They are in the growing phase right now. That’s the reason they have so much debt, but they are in position to be the big Hall at the trough when it comes to LNG purchasing shipping delivering and selling. Cheneir energy group stock is selling for around 250 or so right now and VG will overtake them in a few years as far as market, share market cap and everything else So what evaluation do you think venture global stock will be at that time it will be 10 to 20 X what it is right now
VG is going to squeeze into a tube top and tell me I'm the most handsome guy. Pretty excited, honestly.
$VG Venture Global. Just won its arbitration with Spain's Repsol, stock is up 15% after hours. The thing is, 58% of the float has been shorted. Just got a tweet about it on zerohedge on X.
Invest 10 to 20% of your money in a company called VG, which stands for venture global You will not be getting in at the high price you’re getting in at a really great entry point in this company will make you a lot of money going forward There’s your tip do your research and best of luck
VG shorts do have a long time to cover (6ish days), short interest is 15% (almost 71 million shares) and Fintel is showing 150,000 available. Having moved almost +29% in a week, I'm wondering just how fucked the shorts are and how high VG is going to go. Feels good.
Anyone know the deal with $VG? Tried to look at some news for after hours move, but no dice.
VG (Venture Global) DD — LNG With Lawsuits Ticker: VG What it is: U.S. company that exports natural gas overseas as LNG Why it matters: Europe + Asia need gas for decades ⸻ What VG Does (Plain English) Venture Global builds LNG export plants. They take cheap U.S. natural gas, liquefy it, put it on ships, and sell it overseas at higher prices. Their edge: modular construction → build pieces off-site → assemble faster → ship LNG sooner → get paid earlier Assets: • Calcasieu Pass – already shipping LNG • Plaquemines LNG – turning on now • CP2 LNG – approved and funded, next big build Getting 4 projects approved (FID) in under 6 years is fast for LNG. ⸻ Contracts / Demand (Why Revenue Exists) VG signs 20-year contracts where buyers agree to take LNG or pay anyway. Recent deals: • Eni – 2.0 MTPA • PETRONAS – 1.0 MTPA • Naturgy – 1.0 MTPA • SEFE – +0.75 MTPA • Atlantic-SEE – 0.5 MTPA • Tokyo Gas – 1.0 MTPA MTPA = million tons per year Total recently signed: ~5+ MTPA, mostly Europe & Asia utilities locking in supply. ⸻ Ramp / Operations (Are They Actually Shipping?) Q3 2025: • ~100 LNG cargoes shipped • ~372 TBtu exported Translation: ships are moving and money is coming in, not just PowerPoints. ⸻ The Problem (Litigation) Why the stock is cheap. VG sold LNG on the spot market while plants were still “commissioning” instead of delivering to long-term customers. Result: • BP already won ~$1B • More cases still open (Shell, Repsol, Galp, others) • Separate shareholder lawsuits from the IPO Best case: settlements, clarity, stock rerates Worst case: more payouts, stock stays stuck ⸻ Valuation (Why Look At It) P/E = price relative to earnings • VG: ~9–10x • Cheniere (LNG leader): ~11x • Energy sector avg: ~18–20x Market is discounting VG because of legal risk, not because LNG demand disappeared. ⸻ My Position (Skin in the Game) • 2,481 shares, avg $7.68 (started around $17) • 6× $10 calls (LEAPS) exp 1/21/2028, avg $2.28 Long-term bet that LNG demand stays strong and lawsuits don’t get worse. ⸻ TL;DR • Real LNG exports • Real long-term contracts • Real lawsuits • Cheap if legal risk clears, dead money if it doesn’t (Spain risk just cleared) ⸻ Disclosure: AI was used to organize this write-up. All facts, numbers, and positions were reviewed and verified by the author. Not financial advice. I just ship gas bags, not wisdom.
Blame the mods for deleting my $VG DD
Woah VG is on a speed run to ath
It’s going to be a big few months for $VG
I've been DCAing VG shares for almost a year and it's finally paying off. My June dates 7.5 calls are fucking ripping
> Possible but unlikely anytime in next 10 years. The issue is getting pipelines permitted and built to east coast but also LNG facilities permitted VG is ready now and investing to 7x their capacity over the next 2-3 years
TE and VG will continue to go up and to the right
IDK man, feels like all the cool tech stuff has already run. Some people think that the small liquefied natural gas companies Venture Global (VG) or Next Decade (NEXT) will be ten-baggers maybe a small cybersecurity company like CTM
My DD on $VG Venture Global was nuked but nobody would have read it anyways so just buy leaps and thank me later.
Wish I had more cash for more TE and VG calls and leaps. I wouldn’t be mad if my AMZN CCs get exercied.
I have VG leaps and expect them to print big
If you're long, VG. Shorter term, APLD.
you guys should really start looking at after hours volume short quantum except CCCX vix calls: VXX short crypto: ethd & mstz long oil and nat gas stocks: VG DVN UCO short semis: SOXS buy china: KWEB MCHI CPNG
Bought some Jan 2028 7.50 LEAPs in VG a few weeks ago I just wish I bought mooooore
All my homies are in TE, VG and QS
Fastest energy is solar $TE and LNG $VG
They will make 15 billion revenue on the low end. They've already set aside money for lawsuits besides they've settled with sinopec and others. Shell is done can't revert arbitration decision. BP max 1billion but it will never be the full amount and besides these are also customers who continue to buy...they will make deals. The arbitration overhang will blow over and they are metr parking tickets to what VG is making in revenue. CP2 coming online next year with expansion of current capacity already approved. IMO you have thank the noise and shorts to bring the Price down. This will be $20+ by the end of the year. Worth the risk IMO.
VG is an $18B cap company embroiled in \~$5B of lawsuits that they are reasonably likely to lose. Then just a smidgen of product price volatility. Pass.
I don’t think it’s gonna take near that long. Two years from now, VG should be trading at Around $30-$40 per share I personally don’t want to leave a bag of money like that in the rearview mirror
what’re your thoughts on VG
All in on venture global $VG future LNG mafia. Dirt cheap. Chart 📈 reversal just began. Get in!!
I sure hope so I own VG and ET and NFE Total shares between the three I think around 35,000 shares
There are two angles here the obvious one is the squeeze potential, this hinges on who the insiders are .... the argument/clear impression is that the insider holds are long and we consider them locked up. We are of the strong impression that the Vladimir and Angelica Galkin who now own over 20% (4288888 shares according to the last 13d/a earlier this week) are benevolent towards retail they have bought at over 100 and 90 on the last big spike. If they just wanted a cheap acquisition they would just let it tank and buy up then. Their investment history supports this too (had 2% of GME way back during the main event). VG is also active on STwits. it has had several squeezes since the Galkins started buying up the shares last July but at that time there were still several more million shares not owned by them, in November it was still several hundred thousand shares, but now we are in tens of thousands. We know there are many more shares than the float in circulation (last institutional holds were 350k) and there are 3 retail longs that we know have over 100k shares as they've disclosed positions. I appreciate this is all meaningless without a trigger/ catalyst for the squeeze. There are the last set of options due for expiry next week. If some or all of these are in benevolent hands then MMs could be trying to find shares that arguably are just rehypothecated shorts. This could exert pressure that starts everything unfolding. Alternatively we come to a second possible catalyst. That is going from a shitty loss making company to profitable/growth. Since financials were reported last (annual reporting) They have paid off their debts, they have developed a number of business channels and it looks like they are growing not shrinking (shein, BTC payments, and are releasing their own AR PC gaming experience, not to mention ..selling Nvida chips ... I'm Asian market) plus the whole component scarcity RAM going up 600% in the past year. People in the PC component commerce business are seeing substantial growth in the area. A lot has happened (positively) in the business since the last financials reported and with the return of the founder to the board, we are expecting a flip from shitty loss making to profitability. Now.... Vlad Galkin a few years back also just happens to have set up Hubx an e-commerce and AI development company (currently private but seems to be doing well) with some strong synergies with Newegg. So there is clear space for e-commerce mergers going forward building on the existing networks (possibly with larger players too). So my thesis is we expect a significant flip to bring profitable in March/next financials with strong potential for e-commerce merger growth. Whether this is the trigger for a squeeze or it squeezes before that we shall see, but there are hundreds of thousands of shares that need to be covered and the float has been bought up.
Riding with CRWV, ORCL, VG, NTSK for 2026
VG is still stupidly undervalued
It’s for $VG in Louisiana for LNG not oil.
Check the tape. I’ve been telling yall $VG and $TE are going to make me rich. I’ll add $QS to the list now too.
VG on the move for the first time in a months.
Here's the actual data on your picks: **Price Performance:** | Stock | Price | YTD 2026 | Above 52w Low | At 52w High? | |:--|:--|:--|:--|:--| | ASTS | $68.37 | **+215.9%** | 3,301% | 71% of high | | MU | $232.51 | **+166.2%** | 259% | 88% of high | | RKLB | $55.49 | **+122.3%** | 1,472% | 80% of high | | SLS | $2.20 | **+105.6%** | 335% | AT HIGH | | SMCI | $31.66 | +5.4% | 76% | 27% of high | | GRAB | $4.95 | +4.4% | 70% | 77% of high | | VG | $5.92 | **-75.3%** | AT LOW | 25% of high | | UNH | $334.20 | **-33.8%** | 41% | 53% of high | **Financials (Latest Quarter):** | Stock | Revenue | Net Margin | Profitable? | |:--|:--|:--|:--| | MU | $11.32B | +28.3% | Yes | | UNH | $113.16B | +2.1% | Yes | | SMCI | $5.02B | +3.4% | Yes | | RKLB | $160M | -11.8% | No | | ASTS | $10M | -833.7% | No (pre-rev) | **Reality check on your "value plays":** - **ASTS, RKLB** - Already 15-33x above 52w lows. "Value" left the building in 2025. - **MU** - Actually has fundamentals. $11B rev, 28% margins, but up 166% YTD already. - **SMCI** - Only +5% YTD, but down 73% from high. Margin compression (7.1% → 3.4%). - **GRAB** - Flat YTD, hasn't participated in 2025 rally. Could be actual value. - **VG** - Down 75%, at 52w low. High risk. For "value plays," GRAB and SMCI are the only ones that haven't already run 100%+.
Sorta depends on if governments care about emissions and if people look at the math on methane as a resource vs. oil. I think LNG is pretty viable long-term. What's more, VG is pretty undervalued for the amount of infrastructure they have in the LNG space. NFA, blah blah. I think it's a safe long play.
Buying VG every time it dips below 7.