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@tonyutthachai@FreshFedPaper That’s where we agree. The opportunity is there, but management has to deliver. Finding interested customers is one thing; signing profitable deals and securing financing is another. Appreciate the discussion!
$FRMI Short squeeze coming?
FRMI has roughly 65 MILLION shares sold short, representing approximately 18–19% of its float.
And the October 31 TensorWave deadline is approaching.
If the deal closes, could short covering accelerate a rally?
If it falls apart, the downside risk remains substantial.
What interests me most is that the stock has a heavily bearish positioning backdrop just ahead of a consequential contractual deadline.
This could get interesting. 🔥
@freightgod That’s an important distinction. The refund amount grabs attention, but who ultimately receives that money could depend on the shipping agreements and who actually bore the tariff costs. Definitely worth watching how FedEx handles it.
FedEx ($FDX) disclosed it held $2.7B in tariff refunds owed to customers as of September 30.
The shipping giant also raised its 2026 adjusted earnings outlook.
@tonyutthachai@FreshFedPaper The land and licenses could be valuable even without TensorWave. But their value depends on attracting tenants and securing financing. Do you think FRMI could land another major customer relatively quickly if TensorWave falls through?
@AMediocrit49469 Now that’s a specific forecast! I think an NTP would be meaningful progress, even without a tenant announcement. But $45–60M in monthly operating losses is substantial. What you’re basing that estimate on? Previous filings or expected construction spending.
$KEEL reports earnings November 5.
I want answers to three questions:
• Any binding AI tenant leases?
• How much financing will construction require?
• When does AI revenue actually begin?
The power pipeline is impressive. Now show me the contracts.
What are you watching?
$SMR execution catalyst
NuScale Power (SMR) announced a signed manufacturing contract with South Korea's Doosan Enerbility for the upper reactor coolant system of its NuScale Power Module. This is a genuine operational milestone.
NuScale has not disclosed the contract value, a component delivery date, or a corresponding newly funded customer reactor project.
https://t.co/qD6V0F8ka4
@thenjamessaid You might be right. Updates on Moses would be welcome, but another potential site won’t mean much without customers and financing. Hopefully management surprises us on November 5. Appreciate your perspective!
Blue Owl raises $12.6 billion in quarterly capital commitments
Blue Owl ($OWL) reports a record $330B in assets under management and $12.6B in new quarterly capital commitments.
Private credit fundraising remains strong despite concerns over AI infrastructure financing.
Why? Senate resistance threatens permanent daylight saving time
Americans hoping to stop changing their clocks may have to wait.
AP reports the Senate is unlikely to advance permanent daylight saving time this year, despite a House-passed bill and Trump's pressure.
North Korea fires approximately 10 ballistic missiles
North Korea launched approximately 10 short-range ballistic missiles toward the sea, according to South Korea's military.
The launches follow growing border tensions and Kim Jong Un's visit to China.
U.S. jobless claims remain near 57 year lows
JUST IN: U.S. weekly unemployment claims fell to 194,000, below the 199,000 forecast.
Layoffs remain near historic lows even as businesses hesitate to hire. America's labor market is sending mixed signals.
Kalshi confirms $1 billion funding at $40 billion valuation
Kalshi just raised $1B at a $40B valuation, up from $22B five months ago.
The prediction market company now wants to challenge traditional exchanges with crypto, stock index and metals futures.
Google AI data-center project faces criminal investigation
JUST IN: Finnish police have opened a criminal investigation into suspected environmental violations at a Google ($GOOGL) data-center site.
The project is part of Google's planned $15B AI investment in Finland.
@thenjamessaid Another update about potential won’t move the needle much. I want measurable progress toward signed tenants and financing. Do you think management has anything new to announce, or are we looking at another quarter of waiting?
Volume is worth watching, but I wouldn’t assume low volume means no major announcement. Sometimes the biggest surprises come when nobody sees them coming. I’m more interested in what management actually delivers on November 5. What would you consider a strong earnings report for $KEEL?
BioMarin signs rare disease treatment licensing deal
JUST IN: BioMarin ($BMRN) signs a $70M upfront licensing deal with GC Biopharma and Hanmi Pharm for an experimental Fabry disease treatment.
Another $405M could follow if milestones are achieved.
Hershey warns that consumers may cut Halloween candy spending.
Even Halloween candy isn't escaping inflation.
Hershey ($HSY) warns higher gas prices, interest rates and household costs could weigh on candy purchases. Its U.S. candy category fell nearly 5% in September.
Russian drone strike kills 13 at Ukrainian train station
A Russian drone struck a crowded railway platform in Dnipro, Ukraine, killing 13 people and injuring at least five, regional officials report.
A commuter train was preparing to depart when the platform was hit.
AI startup Serval raised $150 million at a $3 billion valuation. Triple its December value.
Its CEO says Lucid Motors replaced ServiceNow ($NOW) with Serval in just 45 days.
JUST IN: U.S. GDP grew at a 3.4% annualized rate in Q3, beating the 3.2% forecast.
Consumer spending grew 3.8%, with AI related investment also supporting growth. Inflation remains the other side of the story.
JUST IN: The Fed's preferred inflation gauge rose 3.6% year over year in September.
Core PCE inflation was 3.1%. Both matched expectations, but inflation remains well above the Fed's 2% target.