Real talk, one of my first bosses was an ex hedge fund guy
because of a guy like this i will only ever use corded headphones on zoom calls / any call that matters
@NomadCarnivore just curious why you are so confident when management stated that volume/feedstock flow is their "#1 least certain item" on the Q1 26 earnings call?
$LODE The biggest risk here seems to be lack of feedstock agreements (even admitted by mgmt.), Solarcycle seems to be doing a great job of securing these. They are not located in Nevada/Cali though. Why is this so hard?
@TimIsgro@rubicon59 It's Tencent. There is a breakdown here (https://t.co/py8tkLSw7k). Even if you strip them out, adtech was ~31% sequential growth this past Q
@KyleAdamsStocks@scottiedont30@HimmyJTheGoat Even with the pull back in growth $ALAR fair value is somewhere between $35-40. The cult-like investor base just punishes it if it doesn't trade like a SaaS unicorn.
@InvestSpecial I follow this one pretty closely. $ACRS IP with its immuno-inflammatory prospects ATI-2138 and ATI-1777 may be valuable. This can be evidenced by $ACRS leasing out its IP to Eli Lilly and Sun Pharma. Hopefully a buyout is imminent.
@KyleAdamsStocks I think you should look at $GTLS. It's another company benefitting from this.
- expanding EBIT margins (synergies from acquisition of Howden)
- superior LNG refrigerant
- growing 46% GM service business
- $4.3B backlog
- CEO is seeing "largest pipeline ever"
- Hydrogen products
@KyleAdamsStocks What do you think guides $POWL's future growth? I know $IESC just had recent acquisition where they plan to grow into Virginia data market & a much larger backlog as well as similar valuation ~17x NTM P/E so that's why I like $IESC but I can't figure out what's gonna drive $POWL