Sam Sam
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@ArabHedge You are such an idiot for using the crypto Helium chart while thinking this is Helium spot price hhahahaha idiot
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have publicly been very quiet about what we've been working on, but internally this is the highest velocity period in @Sei_Labs' history
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@capybaraReborn Just buy Anfield Energy a uranium microcap story on the NASDAQ and your good: $AEC
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For all the bears out there wanted to make it easier for you. These are my largest losses over the last few years.
1/ $LUNR
Had purchased 1% of the company at around $6.50 per share as those of you from Reddit will remember.
Sold a couple of weeks later at $9.5 per share ahead of earnings. Stock went to $11.5 per share the next day.
That’s a $1.2 million loss in a day.
Make that $4 million loss if you compare to where it is today, a year later.
2/ $RUN
After a long detailed analysis, concluded this was a $12 stock even if the incentives would be turned down. Traded in and out for a while then bought a large position at $5.50 per share. Sold a week later at $7 per share. Then watched the stock run to $15 per share over 4 weeks.
That was a $5 million loss. Painful.
3/ $SBET
Bought up 0.5% of the business as the stock came down following its mixed shelf at $9 per share. Sold about a month later at $15 per share. Then watched it go up to $40 per share within 2 weeks.
That was an $8 million loss. Tough.
4/ $RIOT
Bought Riot at around $12 per share a year ago, then watched it do nothing but go sideways for 4 months. Sold at breakeven. It’s double today.
That was a $3 million loss.
And there are many and many more.
The tough part of the stock market is you always know what is behind door number 2, whereas in life and business you typically don’t.
Of course, most of your funds should be kept in a diversified portfolio with SP500 indexes and bonds should make up the major part of. That is simply smart.
Investing in micro caps, which has been a large focus of this feed, is a different beast. You can’t simply sit back and wait for the company to suddenly fix itself or turnaround, the right levers have to be pushed even if management is cooperative.
Anyone who owns a private business can tell you that shareholders also have a large role to play, not only management in keeping the business in check.
Large corporations have large funds with those processes already in place. At microcaps, it’s often a question of getting in place a system of checks and balances that encourages good behaviour.
That is why I believe shareholders can fix $JTAI by making sure the incentive structure is good and management is kept in check. Shareholders, in the end, always get the last say, you just have to be willing to speak up.
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@intocryptoverse It is indeed. Thats why I am buying as much as Anfield Energy on the NASDAQ as I can: $AEC. URANIUM will fly
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@capybaraReborn Buy nasdaq small cap uranium play; $AEC Anfield Energy!
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Let’s look at the bear case for $JTAI
There was a ~3 million dollar overhang on Jet AI stock from the forced Ioniq sell pressure.
The authorised ATM facility for $JTAI is 7.2 million dollars.
Both of these, based on market practices, can sell 10% of VWAP in a given day.
If you are to use the data for the past 2 days of 140 million shares traded that would be $80 million in volume.
And the entire overhang would be 80% cleared, with around 20 million in shares traded in volume to completely end the overhang pressure on the stock.
In this bear case scenario, here is what we would end up with:
$0.25 per share in cash
$0.70 per share in $FLYX stock on merger closing
$0.80 per share in AIIA-UN shares
$1.25 per share in equity in the JVs
The bear case would therefore be ~$1/share in cash or cash equivalents and $2/share in enterprise value for a total value per share of $3/share.
And the overhang on the stock would be cleared in another 20 million shares traded before this stocks starts climbing to its true value. Which is hours away.
Bear thesis seems to also point this is the last accumulation zone at these levels.
Start of something great!
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@capybaraReborn Man buy one of the only 3 permitted uranium mills in the USA on the NASDAQ: $AEC uranium gonna rip
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@capybaraReborn Dude get yourself some uranium: $AEC (owns 1 of 3 ONLY permitted USA Uranium mills) or oil: $PROP (low cost shale producer) low cap NASDAQ gems
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@capybaraReborn Hahahaha no way Im touching that. Good luck losing money
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Here’s why I purchased 6.8 mln shares of $MTEN. Roughly 30% of that business.
Mingteng got caught in a tidal wave of Chinese microcaps collapsing due to insider dumps at $SXTC and $OCG.
$MTEN on the other hand has an actual business doing $10m per year, which is now profitable with today’s business expansion with an existing client to train parts.
More importantly it has $22 million in net assets, $18 million of which is cash, at roughly $0.85 per share. And that is before any ATM they ran while trading above book value.
Most importantly, a PR today highlighting their business activities in response to my thesis, tells me what I need to know. Management is listening to retail investors here.
Here is what $MTEN management needs to do this to validate this investment and thesis for the market to regain trust:
1/ Issue a release confirming the amount of shares outstanding and the company’s current cash position.
2/ Issue a statement it will not utilize ATM or otherwise dilute shareholders below book value.
3/ Publish an outlined plan and guidance for its mould production business.
Once this is done, investor confidence will be restored and value restored. $MTEN we’re waiting for you to bring this home.
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@intocryptoverse Absolutely. I am buying as much as Anfield Energy on the NASDAQ as I can: $AEC. Stil very undervalued and a pennystock with 1 of the 3 ONLY Uranium conventional mills in the whole USA !!
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