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@KARLW0LF@aleabitoreddit Yep definitely buying more. Been actively in this stock that huge buy on Friday has meaning behind it. This stock is going to shoot up like a meme stock the big difference is that they are profitable and have a massive short and mega damages they will receive from Samsung etc
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We could very possibly have a black swan event on our hands here with MicroVision ($MVIS). I’m loaded to the gills. Are you?
P.S.
Palmer has publicly stated how huge of a fan he is of Keith Gill aka @TheRoaringKitty.
Next week should be interesting. 🚀
Some additional points of consideration for $MVIS.
- Great Blue Chip Customers (Microsoft, Audi, Rivian, BMW and Department of Defense)
- 700+ issued and pending patents
- 02/03/2025 announced bolstering of financial position and ZERO debt
- Need to reach $12+ by end of year to achieve PRSU award for execs
Another thing to consider is that Anduril is yet to go public. Is it possible they could acquire/merge with $MVIS and go public this way in lieu of a more traditional IPO?
$MVIS has 28% short interest. If a technical breakout coincides with a piece of Anduril’s $22 billion IVAS pie and a short squeeze ensues, the ceiling on this ticker is truly astronomical.
Someone asked him if he is still bullish on the tech, it appears as though he replied - but the comment has since been deleted.
Nobody I’ve seen has a screenshot of what his reply said. Is this evidence of an NDA about a potential deal in the works between $MVIS and Anduril?
Some traders speculated that Palmer reposted the 13 year old post by accident. This is obviously untrue as he has also made other comments recently on the r/pennystocks subreddit. Here is a link to his Reddit profile.
https://t.co/35FsLfTgau
Other interesting details about the Reddit activity:
The Redditor who asked the original question in Palmer’s AMA from 2012, MikeMonroe, has only ever posted on Reddit two times. Both comments were in this exchange with Palmer.
https://t.co/tIeYIw1K5g
February 18, 2025: Luckey reposts his 2012 $MVIS Reddit comment. Some adept traders notice and word starts to spread about Luckey’s reiterated belief in MicroVision’s tech. About 87 million shares have changed hands in the three trading sessions since the repost.
February 11, 2025: Anduril takes over IVAS hardware and software from Microsoft, announced in a joint press release (pending DoD approval). Luckey promises “new hardware” for the $22 billion program, driving speculation that $MVIS’s MEMS displays (tied to HoloLens) could feature. However, $MVIS share price is relatively unaffected.
September 19, 2024: Anduril integrates Lattice into IVAS, partnering with Microsoft in a deal Luckey calls his “top priority.” $MVIS, at $1.10, posts $0.2 million Q3 revenue but secures 7 automotive lidar RFQ’s, hinting at diversification. Its IVAS role remains unconfirmed but increasingly plausible.
2018–2021: Anduril develops Lattice, an AI battlespace platform, while $MVIS surges in 2021’s meme stock frenzy, hitting $28 per share (market cap $4 billion) before settling at $5. Microsoft wins the $22 billion IVAS contract in 2021, adapting HoloLens *likely with $MVIS tech* for military use, as Luckey eyes soldier augmentation.
2017: After a contentious divorce with Facebook, Luckey cofounds Anduril Industries, targeting defense innovation. Meanwhile, $MVIS secures a $24 million Microsoft deal linked to HoloLens 2’s display engine. Trading at $1–$2, it’s a sleeper poised for a catalyst.
2012–2014: Luckey launches Oculus with a $2.4 million Kickstarter in 2012, later selling the company to Facebook for $2 billion in 2014. This cemented his reputation both in the tech and finance world. $MVIS, meanwhile, signs a 2013 development deal with a “Tier-1 tech company” (likely Microsoft), hinting at AR applications. Its stock dips below $2, but its IP quietly matures.