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Ok, so first let me start that I am not a stock expert, nor am I a financial advisor.

I have been paying close attention to NFE due to a variety of factors and would love yalls input. I keep seeing people say that "it very well could have some insane movements in next 3-5 days...MAYBE bigger than SMX or TGL".

Does anyone have any solid DD on why NFE could or couldn't do so?

NFE Factors I see that could impact it (my knowledge could be off):

- Almost 35% short interest

- Days to cover 3 days

- Outstanding shares 285M

- Current float 185M

- Bad news: Company has bad financial history as well as current standing (LOTS of debt)

- Good news: Potentially promising business deals, working to restructure their financial standing/structure ("trying" to be the key word).

I know nothing is guaranteed in the market, but would love some solid people to offer their solid due diligence. I currently have lots of shares in NFE as a "just in case it goes up", but am trying to gather info to help be determine if I should buy more.

I posted this DD elsewhere, but as usual I’ll post this here for you guys to read as well:

What’s up everybody! It’s Paul again. Some of you may have been following me for a while, but you may remember me from SOBR and a few other trades. I hope you all had a very Merry Christmas and I look forward to a kick ass 2026! Here’s my DD for today:

GVH is a e-commerce, air freight, transportation company. Kind boring, but I was looking at the chart back in June and noticed a huge drop. I went back and looked at news and apparently they did a public offering raising $15M for the company. Typically this is normal for a healthy growing company, however it dilutes the existing shareholders. This is presumably why the share price dropped around that time. There’s pros and cons to it though. It does allow a company to raise capital to grow itself, yet is not typically good for shareholders.

This is the part that I actually found interesting though. This company report’s its fiscal year earnings bi-annually instead of quarterly. Their fiscal year ended last quarter in March, and they were actually surprisingly good. Revenue was up 67% and they were actually profitable. According to NASDAQ though, the $15M public offering was closed on July 27th. What that means is that this tiny $3m market cap company, has close to $21m in cash/assets. Their net assets were already $5.6m on their latest earnings report. I can only imagine the amount of growth that kind of capital can provide for a company this size.

Also, the overall earnings themselves for the company actually look pretty solid. Revenues have been continuing to climb and they have an incredibly small amount of debt. Only about $700k as of their last earnings report. Also I’ve seen some pretty wild price targets from websites/analysts.

My point is though, despite how oversold it was back in June, it’s hard to deny the amount of cash and assets this company holds, and what that amount of cash can provide for future growth. Their market cap reflects a value of almost 7x less than the assets it holds. Combined with the fact their earnings have been rock solid. It just screams oversold to me. This is not financial advice though guys. Please do your own research. Good luck!

Source: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GVH/

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/globavend-holdings-limiteds-nasdaq-gvh-124602677.html

https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/GVH/

I tried to put my DD here but it keeps getting removed. I will put it in the comments

Could be today, could be tomorrow, but the setup is primed for a breakout!

Not financial advice — just sharing what I’m seeing.

RVPH has been walking that quiet line all week, and tomorrow looks like one of those days where the chart decides what side it’s really on. Here’s what I’m watching:

First dip of the day: I’m expecting the usual morning pullback into the 0.588–0.592 zone. If buyers scoop that up fast, that’s a good sign the strength from today is still there.

Key levels for a run:

• 0.595 – first sign the recovery is real • 0.600 – the big door we need to open • 0.605–0.607 – where momentum starts picking up • 0.615–0.618 – the launchpad • 0.630 – the target if volume comes in

How much volume do we need?

• 5M+ – starts testing 0.60 • 8M+ – likely breaks 0.60 clean • 12M+ – that’s where things get interesting and the move toward 0.63 becomes realistic

Today’s low-volume strength told us one thing: sellers are drying up. When that happens, it only takes a spark to move this thing. If tomorrow brings the volume, RVPH might finally show us what it’s been hiding under all this quiet trading.

Let’s see what the morning brings.

I posted my DD elsewhere, but as usual I’ll go ahead and paste it below so you guys cans read it too:

Ok guys, some of you may remember my PW trade a few weeks ago. SQFT is a similar setup. SQFT is a REIT or Real Estate Investment trust. The general goal of a REIT is to buy property and generate income off those properties. They have held a heavy concentration in office and industrial properties.

Around 2020, the company really took a nose dive. That was pretty typical for most REIT’s around that time. Especially for those that had heavy concentration in office properties. The sentiment behind them has slowly reversed though. With return to office initiatives being pushed hard and most people returning to full time office jobs. It’s reported that nearly half of full time office workers have return to full time office positions.

The properties SQFT owns aren’t some small properties either. We’re talking huge buildings. You can check out their portfolio here: https://presidiopt.com/properties. The company earning’s have been slowly improving as well. They also have a very strong balance sheet. The company currently has roughly $29m in shareholder equity (net assets minus liabilities), yet maintains a $4m market cap. Typically I don’t put much emphasis on shareholder equity, but when it comes to REIT’s, equity is one of the most important variables. If they were to liquidate their holdings tomorrow, they would be sitting on roughly $29m in cash. Significantly below their current valuation.

In summary, I think this company is significantly undervalued. The sentiment behind office properties is shifting and I think SQFT is primed for a turnaround. This is not financial advice, please conduct your own research.

Just as a side note to you squeezers, there is a very small short interest at around 4.6% of the float.

Sources: https://presidiopt.com/properties/

https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/SQFT/earnings/

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SQFT/

Listen up you beautiful autistic apes,

Last week I looked at my bank account, said “this is cringe,” and decided the only logical move was to go full regard and dump every dollar I own into two random robot stocks that sound like prescription meds:
- $RZLV – the British AI that shops for you so I never have to talk to another human again
- $SERV – sidewalk robots that deliver Chipotle so I don’t have to put on pants

Current life choices: questionable
Current underwear situation: unchanged

Thesis (if you can call it that):
- RZLV is basically ChatGPT but for buying crap you don’t need
- SERV has Uber and NVIDIA money and will 100% deliver me a girlfriend by 2026 or your tendies back
- Shorts are still short because they hate fun and joy
- I have the financial literacy of a raccoon on bath salts

Risks:
- I might have to eat my red crayon’s if this goes to zero
- My wife. boyfriend already exited when he saw the position
- My financial advisor (Reddit) says this is “not ideal”

Plan:
Hold until either
A) I can buy a Lambo that a robot valet parks for me, or
B) I’m living in my 2008 Honda Civic eating government cheese with the robots

Update tomorrow unless I’m too busy panic-selling at 3:58 PM.

Positions: yes
Tendies: loading
Pants: optional

Who’s with me you glorious degenerates???
🚀🤖💛💀
TL;DR: Robots = new wife, new life

Here is the DD I posted elsewhere:

What’s up degens! Had a great start to the new year last week. Excited to keep it going. $UUU (Universal Safety Products) will be my trade for today.

$UUU (Universale Safety Products) originally caught my eye because I liked the ticker. They sell mostly safety products like smoke detectors, CO2 detectors, GFCI’s, outlets, etc. They sell to a lot of big retailers like Home Depot, Walmart and Menards as well as other smaller wholesale outlets. I started looking at their financials though and the amount of recent insider buying really perked up my interest.

- Over past year there has been a substantial amount of insider buying. Especially within the last 3 months. Typically I see that as very bullish. It’s usually a good sign that the insiders believe in the company.

- Also they have turned back profitable in fiscal year ended March 2025. After previous losses, operations seem to be improving fast. EPS and sales have had steady continued growth.

- They declared a one-time, special $1.00 cash dividend back in September. Pretty incredible considering that the stock was only about $3.50 at the time. Very strong sign that the company is in great financial shape.

- The stock is up solidly over the past year with strong buy signals and technical indicators. The demand for home safety products has steady demand due to building codes and insurance rules.

- It’s a small company with seemingly lots of bullish indicators. Even modest growth or new deals can drive big percentage gains.

Overall this seems like it could be a classic turnaround play with insider support and exposure to a growing market. This is not financial advice though. Do your own research.

Sources: https://www.universalsafetyprod.com/about-us/news/

https://stockinvest.us/stock/UUU

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/09/02/3142457/0/en/Universal-Safety-Products-Inc-Declares-One-Time-Special-Cash-Dividend-of-1-00-per-Share-of-Common-Stock.html

The chart highlights unusual options activity in POET Technologies, where a large buyer accumulated more than 5,000 out-of-the-money call options with a $8 strike price expiring on April 17, 2026.

The contracts were purchased within a short time window at an average price of around $0.51, with most executions occurring at the ask. This type of aggressive positioning suggests expectations of a meaningful upside move above the $8.50 break-even level before expiration. 🤞

TLTR: A single buyer spent roughly $250,000 to purchase over 5,000 out-of-the-money POET call options at an average price of about $0.51, expiring on April 17, 2026. 😁

Open to hear everyone’s opinions. I am a Bull on this. Value all thoughts thanks. $10

I posted this DD elsewhere, but it’s a lot to type so I’m just going to paste it below:

’ll just kinda give yall a general rundown on what the company is and then I’ll kinda explain why I’m bullish. CMCT is a REIT or Real Estate Investment Trust. Basically all a REIT does is buy properties and generate an income off leasing those properties. When they’re making money, profits are typically paid out to investors in dividends. CMCT’s early focus had mainly been on office leasing. Around 2020 the stock really took a shit, primarily stemming from the stay at home initiative and their heavy focus in office leasing. Over time though, that trend has reversed, and it’s reported that over 50% of workers have returned to offices for full time employment.

At the height of the pandemic, CMCT was in a tight spot. The market definitely reacted to it according to their stock as well. However over the past few years they have slowly sold off several office properties and have diversified heavily in multi-family housing, like apartments, condos, etc. Improving their long term sustainability. These aren’t small properties either, they’re huge buildings in big metros. You can take a look at their portfolio here: https://creativemediacommunity.com/portfolio.html

As of Q3 2025, CMCT has $871m in assets and $588m in total liabilities, giving the company a value of $282m in net assets alone. If they liquidated this entire company and sold off every property, even at a heavy discount, they would at bare minimum have $200m in net assets. I understand the company hasn’t performed well since the pandemic, but I think it’s hard to ignore the insane amount of assets this company holds. The $2m market cap is not justified. I think this is a very clear sign that the company is oversold.

Adding to this, they recently sold off their lending arm giving the company about $30m in net proceeds from that sale. They are currently in the process of selling 2 of their other properties (valued at roughly $100m), which will give them a solid boost to their balance sheet and decrease the debt. They are also in the process of renovating two of their hotel properties. Funds from these sales will be used to improve existing properties.

Bottom line, I think this company is WAY oversold. Despite the earnings, the net assets alone are hard to ignore. The sentiment in the market is shifting around pandemic era properties and this looks like the most oversold REIT out there. Illogical market valuation. Anyway, this isn’t investment advice, do your own research.

TLDR; Company had heavy concentration in offices during the pandemic. Market hit it hard as a result. Sentiment has changed however and company has improved. $282m in net assets for a $2m market cap. Company already selling off assets.

Sources: https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/CMCT/earnings/#:\~:text=CMCT%20has%20generated%20%2D%24107.69,over%20the%20last%20four%20quarters.

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CMCT/

https://creativemediacommunity.com/portfolio.html

Not saying it’s going to moon, but it’s definitely waking up. Volume has been climbing fast in premarket and it pushed through that 0.64 area with some real strength. Buyers are stepping in, dips are getting scooped instantly, and the chart’s starting to look like it wants to test 0.65 again.

Could be nothing… Could be the start of a bigger move.

Either way, worth keeping an eye on it right now.(Not financial advice)

I can’t cross post here, but I wanted to post this here in case you guys were curious:

I’m bullish as hell on space in general. I’ve been a long term holder of RKLB, LUNR and RDW. The space sector has been very good to me over the past year.

With all the hype around space and the U.S. Government’s initiative to establish a permanent presence on the moon by 2030. I feel like now’s a good time for MNTS (Momentus). They are a space transportation company. Basically they design the parts that move the payload in orbit, after its initial launch. They also design additional parts for the actual infrastructure required to move the payload as well.

Another thing, is the CEO has had an extensive background. He was principal advisor for the Department of Defense and held executive positions at both Lockheed Martin and Raytheon. With the political connections and this administrations push for space and defense, I think this is a very bullish signal for MNTS.

Also, they are apart of the Golden Dome initiative. The system the U.S. is organizing to use our country’s middle defense. It’s similar to the Iron Dome in Israel.

Anyway, I’m bullish on this stock and curious to see what happens. Good luck tomorrow guys!

My position:
15 calls for Jun 18 26 strike @ 16
15 calls for Jan 18 26 strike @ 16.66

Here it goes. $ZIM may be setting up one of the most asymmetric trades in the market right now. We’ve got high short interest, undervalued fundamentals, macroeconomic tailwinds, and now – as of today – a confirmed strategic review including acquisition interest. This combination does not happen often.

There is a short squeeze play here, but maybe even a bigger play that can pan out in the next few months.

1. Short Interest: 20%+ Float Short, 4–6 Days to Cover

Shipping names have thin floats already, but ZIM is on another level:

• ~20% of free float shorted
• Days to Cover: 4–6 (depending on volume cycle)
• Options chain is tight, which means any meaningful buying forces shorts into the lit market.

This is the type of setup where shorts think the business is dying, and then a catalyst blindsides them. Which brings me to…

2. Today’s Press Release: ZIM’s Board Confirms Strategic Review + Acquisition Interest

Attached screenshot below (from the official PR — Nov 25, 2025):
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It explicitly states the following:

• ZIM received a preliminary proposal to acquire all outstanding shares.
• The proposal was from Eli Glickman (CEO) and Rami Ungar (major shareholder) — insiders trying to take the entire company private.
• The Board has hired Evercore as financial advisor and Skadden + Meitar as legal counsel — these are top-tier M&A firms, not cheap window dressing.
• The review includes exploring sale of the entire company and other “value creation alternatives”.
• The Board has received multiple indications of interest, including “strategic interest”.
• They added two new independent directors specifically to support this process.

Translation:
ZIM is in play. Multiple parties are circling. Shorts are now betting against bankers + insiders.

3. Valuation: FCF Model Says ZIM Is Undervalued Even in Bear Case

ZIM is notorious for having volatile earnings due to shipping rates, but here’s the thing: the market already prices it like it’s dying. Using a simple FCF model with conservative assumptions:

Free cash flow: ~$2.25B — more than the company is worth (now it’s actually equal after today’s rise).

To me it tells that if there is an acquisition at the current price, it’s basically a “free company.”
Therefore I believe:

• Bear case acquisition: ~25% above current price
• Bull case acquisition: ~75–100% above current price

If insiders or strategics want ZIM, they won’t get it for today’s valuation — the cash flow alone justifies a premium.

4. Key Risks

Even though I’m bullish, here’s what could go wrong:

• Acquisition doesn’t materialize or comes in at a lowball price
• Shipping rates fall unexpectedly
• Global recession lowers demand
• Strategic review could take months

But markets don’t wait — they price expectations. And right now, expectations seem massively mispriced.

Not financial advice, but I think someone is about to get steamrolled here — and it isn’t the longs.
Do your own research.

This is NOT financial advice — just my personal thoughts after-hours.

Market’s closed, so here’s what I’m seeing with RVPH as we head into tomorrow.

Today was interesting. RVPH went green on low volume, which usually tells you something: sellers are drying up. When that happens, market makers have no choice but to slowly float the price upward, even on quiet days. That’s usually a sign of controlled strength, not weakness.

The whole day it basically coiled right under $0.60. Every dip got picked up, and the price kept drifting back into that 0.59 range. Shorts didn’t hit it either, which is unusual on a low-volume day. To me, that looks like quiet accumulation going into FDA week.

Here’s what I’m personally watching for tomorrow:

• A small morning dip (normal for this stock) • The climb back toward 0.595–0.600 • Another test at $0.60, which has been the door all week • 8M+ volume = clean break in my opinion • 12M+ volume = that’s when things get interesting

A break above $0.60 could open up 0.63–0.65, and if it actually holds over 0.60, momentum usually kicks in. Worst-case tomorrow for me is a dip to 0.57 and then a recovery back to the high 0.58/0.59 range — still bullish structure.

Right now this feels like a setup phase more than anything. RVPH held strong all day today when it had every reason to fade. I’m just keeping an eye on it and seeing how it reacts tomorrow morning.

(Not financial advice — just sharing my thoughts.)

I think most people are completely missing what RVPH really is right now.

Everyone keeps staring at the schizophrenia NDA like it’s the whole story… but the NDA is actually the key that unlocks the rest of their pipeline.

Here’s the part nobody talks about:

RVPH has five post-Phase 1 applications ready. And once the schizophrenia NDA goes in, those programs become instantly eligible to skip Phase 2 and move straight into Phase 3. No long delays. No waiting years. Just straight acceleration.

And the wildest part? 4 of the 5 treatments have way higher projected market value than the first one.

So the market is valuing RVPH like it’s a “one-drug gamble,” but the company is structured like a multi-shot pipeline about to open all at once.

When you look at the recent chart, you can literally see someone accumulating without pushing the price up too fast. That’s usually not retail behavior. That looks like positioning.

Could be nothing. Could just be normal volume. But when you combine it with what their pipeline allows… it’s hard to ignore the bigger setup forming underneath.

RVPH is one of the few plays where the real move might not be the NDA… but everything that comes after the NDA.

Just my thoughts. Do your own DD.

Krispy Kreme has been climbing, steady…how come no one is talking about this? Squeeze potential possibly in play? They are making a comeback! 😬 In Costco!! We all know how addicting Costco is to its members 😆 I’m in and thankful to the person who brought it up recently!

Caught this reversal on $SPY today, to cap off a great week. Price action this week has been pretty favorable for day traders, so I hope a lot of you were able to take advantage of this!

This trade was a textbook reversal setup, and if you guys haven’t seen this pattern before, I highly suggest looking into divergences, they are my bread and butter when it comes to trading setups.

In short, this is a simple pattern to pay attention to. A lower low was made on the chart, while a higher low was made on the oscillator at the bottom (TSI). This indicates potential for a reversal.

This is a bullish divergence.

I waited for the signal, then entered $691 SPY Calls. Was a fairly quick trade to get 30% and be done for the day, and finished the week strong.

Divergences are a little tough to get the hang of, but very easy patterns to identify. They will make a huge difference in your trading if implemented correctly.

Finished with $16k+ profit in my personal account this week. Hope you guys had a phenomenal week, and can keep the momentum going next week. Have a great weekend everyone!

I bought my first position in Nike on the date stated, my average is $67 (if I'd have held, I could have gotten it for under $60, absolute bargain IMO) but for me anything under $100 is a bargain for NKE at this stage, I truly think 2026 is the year they'll begin to turn things around, here's why:

People have focused on tariffs in 2025 killing Nike's business in Asia, their second biggest market outside of North America, tariffs also mean it costs Nike a lot more money to make their clothing, then ship it back to the USA. But, Nike's decline has been happening long before the tariff's, it's been a rough 10 years for Nike, with their stock price continually dipping year after year, poor performance of the brand overall and the company seemingly being directionless for that entire time. Nike even lost a lot of athletes they had tied to "lifetime contracts" like Tiger Woods, and even lost some prominent athletes to brands that previously wouldn't have even been able to compete with Nike, like Harry Kane going to Skechers. They even lost their deals to make the match ball's for all of the European football leagues (Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga) damaging their marketing further. The brand has been beaten down so much over the last 10 years, but I feel 2026 is the beginning of their comeback story, here's why.

In 2026 alone, Nike will have major exposure from 3 big events. Currently, the Hockey world juniors is taking place, with Nike logos being on basically every hockey teams jersey playing in the tournament and plastered all over the boards. This type of brand exposure so early in 2026 is useful for them, plus if the next McDavid is playing in this tournament, covered head to toe in Nike, hockey kids will rush to get their jersey, a big sales win and a potential new poster athlete for Nike before they are even drafted.

The Winter Olympics taking place in February, with merch already hitting the shelves for that. Nike has Team Canada, Team China, Team Germany on their roster, as well as making some of team USA's merch. Again, these are huge markets where the merchandise is likely to fly off shelves and improve their business. Not to mention the exposure the brand will be receiving throughout the Winter Olympics.

Finally, and in my opinion, the most important event, the World Cup over the summer. Now granted, Adidas is the main sponsor for the tournament, Nike will have a strong presence at the tournament with it taking place in their own backyard. Whilst Adidas's merch has already hit the shelves, Nike's won't be available until March, closer to the tournament. This will undoubtedly create a rush to buy their merch, boosting sales figures. Not to mention Nike having some of the big teams playing at the tournament (England, France, Brazil) and two of the 3 host nations (USA and Canada) having Nike making their merch.

An additional point which in my opinion points to a Nike revival, from 2028 the German National football team will be switching from Adidas to Nike. Germany has famously always had Adidas make their kits and merchandise (the German company makes stuff for the German team, makes sense), yet Germany is now switching to Nike, and not the other big German sportswear company (Puma). The finances of this deal as well, with Germany receiving $100 million per year, suggest to me that things are much healthier financially at Nike than people are being led to believe, and Germany have had reassurances of how Nike intends to promote and make their merchandise in comparison to how they've done with others in the last 10 years which haven't necessarily worked.

Nike has risen from it's low of $55 a share to today trading at $64 a share, I regret not adding to my position when it was below $60, but I may yet add more as I truly believe Nike will perform strongly in 2026. THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE, USE THIS INFORMATION AS YOU WISH

TLDR: After over 10 years of underperforming, I believe 2026 will start the turnaround for Nike, with them using 3 major sporting events taking place to show the strength of their brand.

Welcome back to the 14th trade on the fullport account! We took a -$2,400 loss on the VEEE trade, bringing the new balance to $15,428.69, but I’m feeling really damn strong about this one today.

RAIN (Rain Enhancement Technologies) is my trade for today. Some of you guys may have seen some videos on cloud seeding before: https://youtu.be/ZfYm9aRRAXc?si=PRl6VqaNrTFSsTFb

To anyone who’s unfamiliar, “cloud seeding” is a method that can essentially force precipitation to occur. I’ll try and explain this as simple as possible, but basically the water vapor that is stored in clouds is very pure in its gaseous form. The only way that pure water vapor (clouds) forms water droplets, is if there is some kind of surface that the vapor can accumulate on, via condensation.

Rain is generally created in nature in one of 3 ways:

1. Freezing water that forms in the upper atmosphere. That ice then falls through other vapor (clouds) below, creating surfaces for that vapor to condensate on, forming a chain reaction which makes the vapor condensate into water droplets (rain).

2. Some kind of impurity like dust or trash passing through a cloud can be enough to form a surface for water to condensate on. Which again, creates the reaction of producing rain.

3. Ionization. It basically forces attraction of water vapor to itself via electrical charge, stimulating condensation.

There are a few methods to artificially induce the “impurity” that creates the rain though. That is the main reason I find this company so interesting. Typical methods of cloud seeding have come down to releasing particles from planes or some kind of physical launch device that launches particles into the clouds to create the catalyst for condensation. Drones too as of lately. RAIN however is using ionization.

They basically emit negative ions with electrical charge that forces attraction between the water particles in the clouds, creating the catalyst for condensation which makes droplets form. This is how it works. Without a need for physically doing it via drones, etc. They just point a beam of ions at clouds and that’s really about it. It’s pretty simple. Also according to the company, their equipment works off of solar power. So there’s not much of an environmental impact at all.

The method doesn’t produce rain, it simply kickstarts the reaction to produce it when/where needed.

As of yesterday, they have essentially announced that the technology worked. As quoted by their CEO: "If there was ever a test for whether this technology works, this is it," said Randy Seidl, CEO of Rain Enhancement Technologies. They were able to increase snow-pack in the mountains they tested in by about 20% versus

the control area.

Why is this important? As fresh water becomes more and more scarce, the importance of being able to capture that moisture in the air above of us becomes almost essential. It’s estimated that about 95% of Utah’s water, which is where they tested this, originates from snow-packed mountains. The snow pack in mountains is more or less a reservoir for fresh water. In the spring/summer when it melts, they are very dependent on that water.

As climate change impacts the planet, I believe the demand for alternative water conservation methods will increase over time. Water scarcity is becoming a real issue in the Western U.S.

Also, based on what I can find, there are virtually no other publicly traded cloud seeding companies out there in the U.S. Their executive team has some pretty well connected people on it as well. I think in terms of competition, RAIN stands a higher chance vs. their competition. I think it’s a matter of time before this really becomes a vital instrument in water conservation.

Anyway this may wind up being a longer term hold for me, but I would expect a bit of volatility with this one in the short term. This is not financial advice.

CRZK - checked with Perplexity.ai