Everyone’s focused on who builds humanoid robots. Almost no attention is paid to who makes them safe, precise, and controllable. Humanoids aren’t an AI novelty. They are a force, torque, and strain problem. Walking, balance, dexterity, and human interaction all depend on accurate, repeatable sensing embedded deep inside the machine.
That’s where $VPG quietly sits. Across aerospace, medical, transportation, and industrial systems, they already dominate the measurement layer humanoids require. They won’t manufacture robots, but they don’t need to. If humanoids scale, $VPG becomes the silent common denominator embedded across platforms, qualified into safety critical joints, compounding without headlines.
Thesis: The humanoid winners won’t just be robot brands. Some will be invisible suppliers. $VPG is still sub $1B market cap, and it looks like one of them.
Knicks fans are absolute scumbags. The number of Spurs fans who were assaulted last night by mobs is disgraceful to the franchise and the city. Spurs in 6!
@AlexisWrem1747@danroberts0101 Those idiots buying boxes of toilet paper at the start of COVID looked like idiots until you realized you had nothing to wipe your ass with. Think about it.
I’m watching Fast Money Halftime Report and realizing all the individuals are out of their league. Let’s get some young quants on screen rather than these prompt readers!
$VPG just set the all-time record for dollar volume today!
1.09M shares × $85.57 close = $93.6 million notional value — the highest ever.
(For context: the old 2015 share-volume record of 1.34M shares was only ~$19.7M at much lower prices.)
Technically the biggest volume day in $VPG history! 📈
Just loaded up more $VPG. I have a feeling they'll exceed the 45 million in BD and we'll see a pump. If not, no harm no foul—this is a multi-year play.