What other tech stock to consider?

[corduroy]

Does BB stands for 'Blackberry' or 'Bed Bath and Beyond'?

Blackberry.

 

[TheTalkingMule]

Apparently GME touched $156 today.......their calls for Jan 2023 only go up to $115

Madness.

 

[chronoreverse]

I've read that there are more shorts than floating shares. Is this real? How did it end up in such a situation?

 

[MXWing]

Does BB stands for 'Blackberry' or 'Bed Bath and Beyond'?

Blackberry.

People sleeping on this as if they are still the vanquished smartphone company.

 

[golfcart]

Penny stock lithium mining play. BMIX. Got in at 2.5 cents at 4 cents now. Check into it first but they are a real company and have rights at mines in Brazil.

 

[Cosmacelf]

Penny stock lithium mining play. BMIX. Got in at 2.5 cents at 4 cents now. Check into it first but they are a real company and have rights at mines in Brazil.

Have you done any due diligence? How much cash do they have?

 

[cusetownusa]

Penny stock lithium mining play. BMIX. Got in at 2.5 cents at 4 cents now. Check into it first but they are a real company and have rights at mines in Brazil.

wow, went up over 400% in 1 day? crazy

 

[UnknownSoldier]

ABML going nuts. No idea what's happening but enjoying the ride.

 

[ZeApelido]

After stupidly waiting for a dip last week, I bought a bit of ABML and BNGO today.

So expect them to plummet. Sorry

 

[Xepa777]

I would like to point out that I did a due diligence megapost on ABML on December 21st when it was around $1.40 a share, and now it's sitting at $4.08. You're welcome also shared ABML with some people in PM when it was around 40 cents a share. I invested around $150k into it between 12 cents and 25 cents.

And since that time ABML won a $4.5 million grant from the Department of Energy and has some form of partnership with DuPont as well (waiting for details to be disclosed).

Here's a more robust version of that DD here on Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/comments/ki5ugv/master_due_diligence_primer_abml/

Things looking great for a team of ex-Tesla engineers doing battery recycling, in what I view as a superior method than even Redwood Materials. And totally investable today.

 

[ggies07]

I would like to point out that I did a due diligence megapost on ABML on December 21st when it was around $1.40 a share, and now it's sitting at $4.08. You're welcome also shared ABML with some people in PM when it was around 40 cents a share. I invested around $150k into it between 12 cents and 25 cents.

And since that time ABML won a $4.5 million grant from the Department of Energy and has some form of partnership with DuPont as well (waiting for details to be disclosed).

Here's a more robust version of that DD here on Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/comments/ki5ugv/master_due_diligence_primer_abml/

Things looking great for a team of ex-Tesla engineers doing battery recycling, in what I view as a superior method than even Redwood Materials. And totally investable today.

hmm...def. missed your post due to the holidays....I'll check it out and do some research. Summary though - is this still worth getting into at $4/share?

 

[Xepa777]

hmm...def. missed your post due to the holidays....I'll check it out and do some research. Summary though - is this still worth getting into at $4/share?

Today's price and the parabolic run-up is ridiculous, I wouldn't be surprised if it corrected all the way down to $1.60 or so. With that said, yah one guy mathed out some of it here and the numbers can get very silly very quickly - ABTC Investment Thesis 1.14.21.pdf

ABML has guided for eventual dividends multiple times. So from a 2030 standpoint, there's a lot to be excited for. I don't wanna give price targets, but I haven't sold anything yet. Then again I'm a Tesla and Bitcoin holders, so I have a true iron stomach hahaha.

What it comes down to is the strength of the team, the national security focus on securing our supply chain, and what we all recognize is a colossal shift towards renewable energy. There's going to be so much recycling coming from that (not just in End-Of-Life scraps, but also during the battery production process itself).

 

[ckessel]

I would like to point out that I did a due diligence megapost on ABML on December 21st when it was around $1.40 a share, and now it's sitting at $4.08. You're welcome

You definitely get a big thanks from me!

 

[Nocturnal]

Any other US based EV stocks that we expect to get a huge boost from Biden's plans? This certainly makes the Lordstown USPS contract more likely.

 

[clmason]

Welp, my pet project NNDM is now up over 700% since I started buying less than a year ago at slightly less than $2.00/share. Thanks to TSLA results I was able to take a fairly significant position and have pulled out my cost basis. The rest will hodl for the ride. I think its reasonably possible for NNDM to test $60-$80 which is where it was in 2017, because, you know, their tech "is ready for prime time" and they've raised a boatload of capital.... or this could be a Cathie Wood induced bubble. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[Nocturnal]

FYI, that WSB guy who has been working on GME for a couple years? Now up to 13 million. Unless he was already rich I really respect his holding skills. Damn.

 

[golfcart]

Have you done any due diligence? How much cash do they have?

No real due diligence though I skimmed the documents on their webpage. Basically it is just a stock with juice on the forums, lithium mines, and a really low entry price.

 

[tivoboy]

Apparently GME touched $156 today.......their calls for Jan 2023 only go up to $115

Madness.

I had a friend who bought the 60$ call last Friday.. ;-0.. I thought he was crazy..

 

[Getinring]

Today's price and the parabolic run-up is ridiculous, I wouldn't be surprised if it corrected all the way down to $1.60 or so. With that said, yah one guy mathed out some of it here and the numbers can get very silly very quickly - ABTC Investment Thesis 1.14.21.pdf

ABML has guided for eventual dividends multiple times. So from a 2030 standpoint, there's a lot to be excited for. I don't wanna give price targets, but I haven't sold anything yet. Then again I'm a Tesla and Bitcoin holders, so I have a true iron stomach hahaha.

What it comes down to is the strength of the team, the national security focus on securing our supply chain, and what we all recognize is a colossal shift towards renewable energy. There's going to be so much recycling coming from that (not just in End-Of-Life scraps, but also during the battery production process itself).

I would like to point out that I did a due diligence megapost on ABML on December 21st when it was around $1.40 a share, and now it's sitting at $4.08. You're welcome also shared ABML with some people in PM when it was around 40 cents a share. I invested around $150k into it between 12 cents and 25 cents.

And since that time ABML won a $4.5 million grant from the Department of Energy and has some form of partnership with DuPont as well (waiting for details to be disclosed).

Here's a more robust version of that DD here on Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/comments/ki5ugv/master_due_diligence_primer_abml/

Things looking great for a team of ex-Tesla engineers doing battery recycling, in what I view as a superior method than even Redwood Materials. And totally investable today.

Thanks for the private message. Just can’t believe I didn’t buy more at 10 cents lol. Thanks again for the tip and advice.

 

[ggies07]

Today's price and the parabolic run-up is ridiculous, I wouldn't be surprised if it corrected all the way down to $1.60 or so. With that said, yah one guy mathed out some of it here and the numbers can get very silly very quickly - ABTC Investment Thesis 1.14.21.pdf

ABML has guided for eventual dividends multiple times. So from a 2030 standpoint, there's a lot to be excited for. I don't wanna give price targets, but I haven't sold anything yet. Then again I'm a Tesla and Bitcoin holders, so I have a true iron stomach hahaha.

What it comes down to is the strength of the team, the national security focus on securing our supply chain, and what we all recognize is a colossal shift towards renewable energy. There's going to be so much recycling coming from that (not just in End-Of-Life scraps, but also during the battery production process itself).

Thanks for the info! Since I'm just starting my research, is there any reason why you think it will go down? 4th quarter results, etc...? Why is the run-up not justified? Trying to figure out when to buy in if I do....