1/9: We are short $BZAI (Blaize AI) because we believe that their latest $50mm deal is most likely fake, because the reported counterparty seemingly just appeared out of thin air a few months before the deal, and showcases fake products that appear to be different companies' hardware with the $BZAI and NeoTensr logo slapped on. The company is running out of money, and this PR seems to function merely as a way to boost the stock price ahead of what we believe will be a massive ATM.
Not at all surprised to see the rug pull at $HGRAF $HG.CN .
Textbook pump & dump with shady cast of characters.
Don't be surprised when shares are worth pennies
$HG.CN $HGRAF latest Canadian Promo
- science project valued at $1b
- up 10x on big promo campaign
- promo spend is 6x R&D
- backers include Canada’s most notorious financiers
- CEO is promo queen with no op exp
- CFO and CAO left in 2024
- Ind chair resigned
- empty partnerships
@admacroviews@Pelicanwayre@FuzzyPandaShort Are you seriously trying to troll about frivolous lawsuits files by scammers?
They were all dismissed.
It appears that you put as much effort into trolling as you put into investment research. Enjoy your scam
@admacroviews@Pelicanwayre@FuzzyPandaShort When Hydrograph is back under a buck, do you think this guy deletes his Twitter, or does he go silent and pretend he didn't make a huge blunder?
We're short $NUTX again
Retail investors have sent shares rallying, but they misunderstand the company, its financials, and the coming revenue cliff.
#KnowWhatYouOwn
https://t.co/prJB9pLasy
@webbhk I'm sorry to hear about David's passing and my thoughts are with his friends and family.
He was kind, generous, and a force for good, exposing frauds and bad actors.
@PugCap Seems like a reputable company.
Less than one year later, and the guy on the right was charged with fraud. Arrest warrant is still active.
https://t.co/EJkHQn5tFf
We have initiated a short position in $SERV (Serve Robotics).
- Lock-Up Expires Tomorrow
- The stock is up 500% on an old NVDA stake
- Recent Pipe with warrant coverage at $6 per share
- $52k in delivery revenue for Q1 vs $740 Million market cap
- Each robot costs $60k+
@smallmidcaps 3800 per visit is INSANE
you're talking about just the facility fee.
actually just a portion of the facility fee, because $NUTX on average owns about 80% of the facility
So. are you saying an avg facility fee of $4750 is reasonable?
Your post is just plain false and misleading:
- You ignore all facts that disagree with your established belief
- BCBSTX cited $NUTX claim as example of fraud
- New lawsuit in TX, $NUTX's largest market
- Current earnings are from fraud and abuse
- formers allege medical billing fraud to inflate bills
- $NUTX rev boost is temporary
- payors are coming for cash and rec's (claw backs)
- Arb awards through HaloMD fraud are much larger than in-network rates
- Drs accuse $NUTX of moving money around to inflate earnings
It's understandable that you want your stock pick to do well, but you're doing yourself a disservice by pushing a false narrative while ignoring information that doesn't match your thesis.
@smallmidcaps@Railbird1717 exactly. So if $NUTX's IDR payments are rational, and sustainable, other providers would cancel their contracts and also go out-of-network.
There's non magic involved.
We're short $NUTX again
Retail investors have sent shares rallying, but they misunderstand the company, its financials, and the coming revenue cliff.
#KnowWhatYouOwn
https://t.co/prJB9pLasy
you're missing another key point. $NUTX isn't sharing profits with physicians. Vo has been telling Drs that they can get rich, by starting their own ER and selling it to $NUTX.
Notice how $NUTX is owning a larger percentage of newer ERs? $NUTX wants 100%, at which point the Drs are employees again. What Vo says to investors is a farce.
@smallmidcaps@Railbird1717 i think you misunderstand the financials, and you're assuming mgmt isn't playing with the numbers.
Sounds like you've considered the minority owners of the ER subs.
What about the VIEs?