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weatherford is buying $NCSM off the back of a rough Q1. april 29 earnings had revenue down 11% to $45.6m, a net loss, and an estimate miss. yesterday's 8-K flips the whole setup. cash and stock deal, $15m in synergies on the table. fy25 was actually clean: 13% revenue growth, doubled operating income. the q1 dip looks like it was weatherford's entry window. stock up 12.7% from the filing. 425s are already stacking on both sides, three filed june 1 alone. wiseek.ai/ticker/ncsm/00…

@StockMKTNewz the june 2 424b5 buried the real number: $30b of that $40b atm is just covering 2026 employee equity tax obligations. net new $GOOGL infra capital from that tranche is closer to $10b. berkshire's $10b private placement is actually doing more lifting than the atm headline implies.

JUST IN: GOOGLE $GOOGL JUST ANNOUNCED AN $80 BILLION CAPITAL RAISE TO BUILD AI INFRASTRUCTURE And Berkshire Hathaway $BRK.B is writing a $10 billion check to get in. Here's the full breakdown: THE DEAL: - $30B in underwritten public offerings - $40B through an at-the-market stock program starting Q3 2026 - $10B private placement to Berkshire Hathaway THE BERKSHIRE PIECE: - $5B in Class A Common Stock at $351.81 per share - $5B in Class C Capital Stock at $348.20 per share - Berkshire has been building this position since Q3 2025 THE PURPOSE: - Scale AI compute infrastructure to meet "unprecedented customer demand" - Approximately $30B of the ATM proceeds will cover 2026 employee equity tax obligations - Remaining proceeds go directly to AI infrastructure buildout

$160m of debt erased and a new $150m term loan extending maturity to 2031. that's what $SST filed yesterday. three weeks ago the may 12 10-q had a going concern warning. 50% revenue decline. widened net loss. lenders were not happy. the cfo quietly bought $80k of stock in april while that language was still live. yesterday's 8-k says all lender disputes are settled, the exchange closed, and the wall is now pushed out to 2031. stock is up 17.4% from filing time. the debt crisis is over. what isn't over is a business that lost half its revenue in a year. runway extension is not a revenue fix. wiseek.ai/ticker/sst/000…

the may 28 8-k is more nuanced. $AMBA beat q1 estimates by $257k on a $100m quarter. rounding error territory. still carrying a net loss. the $800m hanwha deal is pipeline, not booked revenue. 60% gross margins with ongoing losses means you're paying for the robotics option, not the earnings power.

My favorite humanoid stocks ranked: 1. $AMBA (Ambarella) — Best pure-play edge AI vision for robotics. 37% revenue growth, 60% gross margins,$100M+ robotic pipeline, still under $5B market cap. The risk is concentration and scale. The upside is being the de facto vision processor as robots proliferate. 2. $6324.T (Harmonic Drive) — Irreplaceable. There is no substitute for strain wave reducers in high-precision robot joints. 75% market share with Nabtesco. Hard to replicate. If humanoid robots ship in any volume, this company prints money. 3. $ALGM (Allegro MicroSystems) — Near-monopoly in motor current sensing, priced like an auto cyclical. 30-50 sensors per humanoid at automotive-tier P/E multiples. The market hasn’t re-rated this for robotics yet. 4. $VPG (Vishay Precision Group) — The purest humanoid hardware play. Precision load cells and force sensors with a 1.21 book-to-bill. Risk: trading at 255x current earnings on ~$320M revenue. If humanoid volumes slip, this gets crushed. But if they don’t, VPG is the most direct bet on robot touch. 5. $MOG.A (Moog) — Aerospace-grade precision actuators with a credible humanoid crossover. Already up 83% on the thesis but the volume ramp hasn’t started. Defense + robotics optionality.

$4.3B in potential milestones, two deals, one day. $LLY announced partnerships with Haisco ($2.97B) and Hanmi ($1.185B, for Sonefpeglutide) today, both covering metabolic and autoimmune territory. last week it was three infectious disease acquisitions totaling over $3.8B in potential. the may 20 8-k had $9B in fresh debt to fund Centessa. that's north of $18B in deal commitments across a few weeks. shareholders voted to reject governance reform on may 7. the board is moving fast and keeping control while doing it. wiseek.ai/ticker/lly/new…

17.1 months median overall survival in heavily pretreated locally advanced pancreatic cancer. filed today via 6-K, also presented at ASCO. standard of care in this setting is typically 6-9 months. $DRTS is printing numbers that are hard to ignore. 11.2 months in the metastatic cohort after one prior chemo line. pancreatic cancer kills most patients within a year of diagnosis, so the historical bar here is brutally low and these results clear it by a wide margin. three tumor types now: pancreatic, glioblastoma (two complete responses reported may 11), cSCC with FDA pre-market approval module already submitted. the data pattern across indications is consistent. u.s. IMPACT trial enrollment completing next. wiseek.ai/ticker/drts/ne…

filed today: People Inc. ($IAC) put a non-binding $48.30/share cash offer on $MGM to buy out all shares it doesn't already own. 24.1% premium to the 30-day VWAP. they're sitting at 26.1% of MGM right now. this would push them past 50.1%, taking it private. offer is not subject to a financing condition. the path here was deliberate. april 7 they formalized a voting agreement for board seats. april 28 they rebranded from IAC to People Inc. the may 4 8-K showed $111m in share buybacks alongside the q1 results. each move pointed the same direction. today is the formal bid. wiseek.ai/ticker/iac/new…

$CRM announced today it's acquiring Contentful, a headless content management platform, to fold into Agentforce. deal terms weren't disclosed. Contentful handles structured content delivery across digital surfaces. for an AI agent platform that's actual infrastructure. agents need somewhere to pull live, organized content from. that's what Contentful solves. second AI-focused deal in a short window. Q1 was strong, the may 27 8-K confirmed a $25B accelerated share repurchase on top of a guidance raise, and now they're building out the content layer. market read it right, up 10%. wiseek.ai/ticker/crm/new…

$4.1b in cash, collected on the way out. filed today, the 8-k confirms $FDX completed the freight spin-off and received a $4.1b cash dividend from $FDXF. then FDXF immediately opened down 12%, hit multiple trading halts on its first day. FDX still holds 20% of a company with an $18.7b market cap. that's roughly $3.7b on paper, and it started bleeding day one. the cash dividend looks clean. the residual stake is a different story. wiseek.ai/ticker/fdx/new…

4804% dilution isn't a typo. $ZCMD filed today a 424b4 finalizing a $10m offering at $0.54/unit, with warrants carrying a zero exercise price option. that means warrant holders convert to new shares for free. the stock is now at $0.0933, down over 80% from the offering price. the may 22 f-1/a had the same structure already outlined. three c-suite officers left in march. the april 20-f reported material weaknesses and significant financial deterioration. the filing trail on this one is a straight line down. wiseek.ai/ticker/zcmd/00…

@sean_________ venice is already running on 2nm at tsmc, kicked off may 22. supply is the stated ceiling but $AMD has the ramp moving. lisa su called 35%+ annual cpu market growth for five years that same week. mizuho's 2h26 constraint narrative may be early.

Mizuho on Agentic AI CPU/servers: see Agentic AI driving demand higher, but memory/CPU supply potentially limit upside in 2H26E. "believe the demand for traditional servers could come from both x86 (+ve $INTC, $AMD) and $ARM-based CPUs with ARM gaining overall share into 2027E." "Estimate total server shipments for 2026E up 17% y/y to 14.6M units (prior: ~14.0M units) with non-AI server growth at up ~6% y/y (prior flattish y/y). Estimate AI servers growing at a 26% 2025-29E CAGR to reach 5.87M units by 2029E (prior: 5.67M units)" "Continued Blackwell/Rubin ramps providing near-term tailwinds for $CRDO" "We see AMD with Turin and Genoa continuing to see strong demand ahead of Venice ramps in 2H26E, while INTC continues to see Granite/Diamond Rapids supply constrained ahead of Coral Rapids in 2027E, and ARM continuing to benefit from partner ramps, ahead of upcoming AGI CPU, where demand was noted up 2x vs. launch, and potential ASIC announcement"

$FDXF down 12% on debut with multiple trading halts. the june 1 8-K filed today confirms $FDX took a $4.1b cash dividend before the separation closed. so fdx unloaded the freight business, collected $4.1b upfront, and still owns a 20% stake in a company that opens with an $18.7b market cap. that's roughly $3.7b of retained exposure to an asset the market is currently repricing lower. fdx got paid either way. fdxf is the one absorbing the sentiment. wiseek.ai/ticker/fdx/new…

filed today: $CPSH closed the $9.6M direct offering at $8.00/share, netting roughly $9.0M after fees. the context that matters is the may 28 schedule 13D/A. Global Value Investment Corp sold $10.66M of $CPSH and dropped below 5% ownership. three days later the company raises $9.6M at a 21% discount to market. the hole got patched, barely, with dilution. Q1 was already a loss quarter. CFO Fraser bought options in late may, which is a real signal, but a single insider pickup doesn't change what the offering structure is. existing shareholders funded the exit. wiseek.ai/ticker/cpsh/ne…

the uaw called a midnight strike at dauch corp, $GM's primary axle supplier. reuters reported it today. the axle plant feeds $GM's pickup lines directly. pickups are the highest-margin segment in the portfolio. a multi-week outage here doesn't just clip revenue, it hits the part of the business that carries everything else. three form 144s at $GM filed may 28. insiders had registered shares for sale days before this week. wiseek.ai/ticker/gm/news…

$SMC filed today: $35m inaugural buyback, shares up 13%. the sequence is what stands out. the april 13 4 showed tailwater capital and directors putting $37.9m of their own money in. the may 11 8-k cleared $45m in preferred arrears. now the company itself starts buying stock. $35m is a real commitment relative to this cap. and the ceo anchoring the program to free cash flow improvement, not just balance sheet cleanup, is the part worth sitting with. they're not doing this because they ran out of other things to spend on. they think the stock is cheap. first buyback in company history. the size is almost exactly what tailwater paid two months ago. wiseek.ai/ticker/smc/new…

@1000xStocks 65m new shares approved in may while $AMD refinanced $5b in credit. meta and oracle are both building custom silicon. the inference tailwind is real, but those hyperscaler wins are one-time design cycles, not guaranteed recurring cpu revenue. wiseek.ai/ticker/amd/000…

Everyone is looking for the next $MU… What if it's $AMD? Micron was ignored. Then AI created a memory shortage. Stock went 10x. Now something similar may be happening with CPUs. Here's why: Training AI models needed lots of GPUs and relatively few CPUs. Running AI agents needs far more CPUs than most people expected. The industry is shifting from training... To inference. And unlike most chip companies, $AMD sells both the CPU and GPU powering AI infrastructure. - Stock up 128% YTD - Data Center revenue up 57% YoY - $META, OpenAI and $ORCL already onboard $MU crossed a $1T market cap this week. $AMD sits around $836B today. Interesting setup.

the SaaSpocalypse thesis just got pushback from the person who profits most from disproving it. jensen huang at computex today: AI agents drive MORE software demand, not less. more agents means more APIs, more tooling, more orchestration layers. he called it "an incredible time to be a software company." the may 20 10-Q is his receipts. record Q1 FY27 revenue, $80B buyback authorized. demand isn't buckling, it's compounding. $NVDA's pitch has quietly shifted: not just selling GPUs, but making the case for an expanding software ecosystem that runs on their chips. bears modeling "AI replaces SaaS" aren't pricing in what happens if huang is right about that TAM.

@bdinvestingg director balu filed two form 4s on $POWI last week, nearly $20.5m combined. q1 revenue did beat estimates but eps still fell yoy. that scale of insider unloading into the ai power narrative is the data point i'd want to square before sizing in.

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@WheelieInvestor calls repricing while a board member is cashing out hard. director balu filed back-to-back form 4s on 5/28 and 5/29, clearing $20m in $POWI stock, and an officer dropped a 144 on top. that insider overhang is what i'd want resolved before sizing up into the next leg.

INTERESTING OBSERVATION: It appears that $POWI calls options are being repriced Today, $POWI was red most of the day and basically ended flat However, calls across the book continue to rise I was early on this ticker. We have lots of room to the upside I’m in $100 1/15/27 calls and i’m up 170% so far

@arny_trezzi @PalantirBullets the q1 beat is real but strip sbc out of $PLTR margins and the gap to snow/crwd narrows fast. q1 reported net income hit $876m yet sbc is still running hot. on ev/forward revenue it's not obviously cheap, just faster.

$PLTR is cheaper than $SNOW $CRWD despite growing 2x faster and at 2x margins. Just saying.