Joshua Barnes

@TopherGotWifi Gary is a stud. Joe could never imagine being that blunt and responsible.

$UAMY army….. Gary’s urgency in Tophers opinion (ITO) with absolutely everything. Paired with his unwavering desire to maintain a near perfect balance sheet….. he’s 99% setting this up to be sold in the next 36 months. Agree or disagree? Thoughts from those “community members” who have been around a while? There is no CEO at this stage of a companies growth cycle with this much urgency and this fiscally responsible. $EOSE shareholders: this is what you want in a CEO FYI. @JoeMastrangelo8 listen to the $UAMY call and take notes. This is how you address investors on an earnings call. Straight shooter. No bullshit. Stands on business.

@ericjackson The amount of haters EJ has confirms he’s doing something right. Keep it going!

Slow burn beats shooting star all day every day

@BowesChay @SweeneySteve Why would you stand exactly where they have already hit with a missile?

My close friend and colleague Steve Sweeney @SweeneySteve is nearly killed by an Israeli strike in Lebanon. Their vehicles are clearly marked as Press. They wear Press markings. He's alive. What more can we say.

@LucasSacerdote_ @tether “Buy the first pullback from the new high” I did!

$AGRO has run-up quite a bit since their earnings call. Still, $22 is my CONSERVATIVE price target. Which implies heavily discounted multiples for Argentina risk. 75% of Adecoagro is owned by @tether Float is probably less than ~20%. These repricings are usually violent. And still has lots of room to go imo. Super happy and grateful for all the feedback on the company. x.com/LucasSacerdote…

@PoWeRHouRTrades Could be positive in the near term if the share price can appreciate above the .31c. Also has death spiral language as well. Pending shareholder approval of course.

$SRXH this 8-K is positive for the long term investors.. The March 16, 2026, 8-K filing (announced the closing of an initial tranche of the Series B Convertible Preferred Stock private placement, with ~$4.53 million in immediate cash proceeds and potential for up to $8 million total) is generally a positive development for SRx Health Solutions (SRXH), particularly in the short to medium term, but it comes with notable caveats and risks typical of micro-cap/penny stock financings. Why it’s positive: • Provides much-needed capital: The company has faced ongoing liquidity challenges, including prior warnings about cash burn, NYSE compliance issues (e.g., a February 2026 warning letter for listing rule violations related to share issuances, and earlier extensions for stockholders’ equity deficiencies). Raising ~$4.5M immediately (with more possible in future closings) bolsters the balance sheet, supports operations, inventory restocking, marketing for core pet wellness products (like Halo®), and potentially other initiatives (e.g., digital treasury/crypto holdings or M&A mentioned in recent press). • Avoids immediate distress: Without this infusion, the company risked further operational constraints or worse (e.g., delisting pressure). Management has framed recent capital raises (including prior Series A redemptions/cancellations to clean up the cap table) as improving flexibility for growth or shareholder returns. Bottom set at 0.135$ This will quickly move higher from here .. 0.3$ around the corner

@johnny85208429 Great work. Thanks

15/15 My watchlist is simple - backlog conversion improvements, Line 2 progress, GM inflection. If those happen, stock works even despite management

$EOSE 1/15 Went through the full financial build yesterday

$SRXH $EMJX docs.google.com/document/d/1FC…

$EOSE 📈📉 docs.google.com/document/d/1Av…

@EU_Debt_Clock @PoweredByEos I’ve come to the conclusion that the sales aren’t there because the field data is a red flag for potential customers. There’s a reason they extended the warranty offering and got involved with a third party specifically for zinc chemistry degradation.

Finally realized the issue with @PoweredByEos $eose and the only reason they may not pull it off. It’s been there all along, obfuscated by QoQ noise on ramping, execution, materials, and field data. It’s sales—or the lack of it. We’ve known it all along. #wen - NOT THE BAD COMMS It’s not communication, promises, or growth. Their promises and delivery have been fine coming from an over-leveraged SPAC exiting R&D. They built a business out of a crappy factory and have strong plans for expansion, optimization, and are backed by projects like AMAZE. They integrated into the PA community, aligned with state budgets, and gained ambassadors in Sn. McCormick and the DOE (@JigarShahDC). Partnerships with Talen, MN8, and others cover supply and transport. They expanded to Europe (Italy, Germany, UK) and India. All well communicated, including twice on FOX News. They may even have spread their wings a little to far too fast. But they also built resilience. NOT THE DISTRUST It’s not major distrust. Optimistic guidance helped traction. They built a name with a simple product in a high-demand niche and created a trustworthy product with @AcroAutomation. Joe and Nathan are honest, trustworthy leaders with genuine passion. Financing and investor support have been strong, notably from Cerberus. They did build these relationships! NOT THE WRONG PRODUCT The product makes sense with a solid moat, though competition looms without diversification. The team advanced chemistry and performance. Cubes were nice; Indensity™ and DawnOS are better. SALES They are horrible at sales and risk staying bad unless they act decisively. A sales team brings customers, closes contracts, and seals deals. They needed one major client ready to commit big for immediate and long-term delivery. They should have had one already. They’ve been too mellow and cautious, which could cost them everything. Energy deals move slowly, yet NEE echoed promises without real follow-through. Progress appeared in Bimergen, the PA hyperscaler, and possibly NYS—likely Nathan’s doing, not sales. A partnership with Google or Nextera would have supercharged growth. Brand building. Opportunities. Hope they use the $600M to hire a capable sales director, not just refine manufacturing. Cause it’s not about the product - it’s about clients that want to put their name down for it.

@x_times_1 Same 📈

$inv $eose I may be totally wrong about this, but my gut is telling me that the markets are about to flip bullish for the rest of the year. Retest are normal after long bull runs. Hi beta equities have repriced 50% lower. It’s time to run them up again.

@AnishP144 @bReynirk I think they removed the RTE because it was significantly lower than the previous 84.6%. If that’s the case, was it due to substandard modules making it into the field or is it cycle degradation of the zinc chemistry. It’s a valid concern.

@bReynirk They did but they removed the slide giving the breakdown of efficiency at different durations.

$EOSE I didn’t like the fact that they removed the field data slide from the Q4 earnings report. We don’t know how the field data compares with previous quarter and whether we are seeing any degradation in performance. Hope Joe puts it back in the next earnings presentation. Anybody has any theories on why they removed it.

@dmottco Thank for taking the time to post this. Really helpful to me.

$eose so why are they using all these scrap bipolars during FAT? Well it’s actually genius and proves things out the right way Typically they would useDummy fixtures as inert bipolar placeholders — same physical dimensions as a real bipolar plate but made of cheap material, no electrochemical properties. Used purely to test mechanical motion. Robot picks it up, conveyor moves it, station processes it. You’re validating the automation mechanics work correctly. Scrap bipolars are real plates that failed quality inspection — correct material, correct dimensions, real production parts, just with defects that disqualify them from fielded batteries. The critical difference is that scrap bipolars let you test everything. Not just mechanical motion but torque specs, compression forces, laser detection responses, seal application, weight sensors, any station that interacts with the actual material properties of the plate. A dummy fixture won’t tell you if the robot is applying correct compression. A real scrap plate will. Why so many? Because a FAT runs the line repeatedly through full cycles to validate throughput, cycle time, and reliability. You might run thousands of plates through every station multiple times. You need enough volume to run continuous cycles without stopping to reload. Also critical — you’re intentionally running known bad plates to validate that the rejection and quality control systems catch them correctly. You need a library of different defect types to confirm the laser detection triggers on each one. The volume of scrap bipolars in that photo tells you they’re doing a serious thorough FAT. Not a quick check. A full production simulation. Probably just one of many Mahaz upgrades to Acro and the entire system This is part of what he meant when he said we are building it for redundancy ! Fuck yes

@TopherGotWifi @AVGirl4Life 😂

@AVGirl4Life Keeping his virginity forever.

What’s his prize??

@TheLongApe Reminds me of how easy it is to purchase a vehicle on Carvana.

$OPEN People will watch this video and somehow not be bullish. I’ll admit, I might be a psycho for watching this clip all the time but this company is genuinely so exciting. The future of real estate is right now⚡️

@ArabHedge It’s an updated registration for the ELOC with keystone capital partners. The registration allows Keystone to sell shares they buy on the open market up to 2.5 billion. Massive dilution risk.

$SRXH What in the actual fuck

@brycexgreene “Just trying to save ppl from losing money” meanwhile you had puts and plan to buy more. Cool story bro!

$EOSE Eose Energy 🔋 Is not your friend! 1. Management turnover: 4 CFOs in 4 years 2. Dilution spiral: Share count up ~3,500% since 2020 3. Phantom backlog: 62% of backlog value was tied to Bridgelink, a customer whose assets were seized by lenders

@TopherGotWifi These are the worst nights.

Every investor today sitting down to dinner and their wife stops talking ….waiting for a response….while you stare off into the abyss and think about your portfolio being down the cost of 3 Lambos.

@optionscjp -148k 🫡

Account ended the day down -$230k yesterday, how about everyone else?

@NooxBrn @nejatian @runfrombear ppl like you are so f’n pathetic

@nejatian @runfrombear So when will the share price recover? That was your mission when you came here.

$OPEN It's almost 2 weeks since @nejatian announced new mortgage product. Expected more info by now. "more soon" and an ethos of "faster" should dictate speed of follow ups to quick headlines. Please, what are the details??

@Celesty_03 @MarioNawfal You’re dumber than a bucket of dick if you believe that.

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