$SECZ chart with 3 white soldiers and filling the gap? @steve2bacon what do you think?
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Well $SECZ went crazier than I thought. @steve2bacon that’s a whole army of soldiers
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Wildfires are a hot topic $BAER
Bringing autonomy to the next fight: wildfires. Anduril has earned first place in the Autonomous Wildfire Response Track within the @xprize competition. Our solution manages the entire wildfire lifecycle with minimal human intervention. Lattice coordinates assets across air, land, and space to detect and respond faster. The award reflects Anduril's deep experience building firefighting tech including more than two years of dedicated work with XPRIZE. During the rigorous finals test in the Alaskan wilderness, our platform autonomously detected, fought, and suppressed live fires. Destructive wildfires are a global crisis. Anduril and XPRIZE are pioneering faster, more scalable and more automated ways to fight them.
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Interesting day for $BAER after dumping yesterday (Blackstone blowing out more shares?) and growth in general having a down day today. Maybe seeing some more insider purchases?
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Orrrrr just this 😂
$BAER: When looking at distressed / deep value situations, a leveraged buyout analysis is utilized to determine the "floor value" for a company. Depending on your assumptions, an LBO for Bridger Aerospace could get done at $2-$4 and deliver great returns to a financial sponsor. I've been adding today.
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Crew-13 officially in quarantine, scheduled for early October. And then back-to-back-TO-BACK bluebird launches right after, right….? $ASTS
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Recent filing from $ACDC shows them exchanging some of their $FTK shares to pay off debt associated with Alpine. This could possibly finally be a step towards their plans with Alpine… sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/…
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Anyone know if $AVAV is at an inflection point? 😂
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3 more inflections after this bringing it to a grand total of 15 inflections.
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$AVAV’s recent E-HEL contract and first ever international order will “instigate” other ally countries to also buy systems
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$AVAV ceo allaying fears around the effects of the defense budget struggles
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Another $BAER insider purchase
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If any Americans are feeling left out on the $EOS.AX opportunity because they can’t trade Aussie stocks, $EOPSF is the otc ticker you can buy to get a position in this promising company
$EOS.AX reported first half 2026 results tonight, alongside a conference call and investor presentation. There is a lot in there, so let me go through it segment by segment.
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Eraserhead Capital retweeted
Wonder if @aleabitoreddit will find this as $CCXI / @agilityrobotics buys from as $NTWO / @FortRobotics. $NTWO float(trust) is 17.25M and $CCXI 41M.
$NTWO new DA with FORT Robotics, $500M EV, current price $11.17 ($10.78 NAV value for the SPAC) They build hardware and software for robotics to make them safe to operate - whereas CCXI (Agility Robotics) directly builds humanoids FORT Robotics partners with NVIDIA and Google. PIPE with Tiger Global, Prologis Ventures, Mark Cuban SPAC has 17.25M float. 6M shares traded so far- good start towards churning the arbs fortrobotics.com/ (im heavy long both ccxi + ntwo)
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Druck goes long 4m shares of $BTDR
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$TE “extremely confident” in financing package for G2
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$ASTS Satellite manufacturing and launch costs remain at $21-23m! That seems significant because I think it was assumed there'd be a premium paid to securing more launches in the near term.
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Actually seems like the 21-23m is the average over the course of the 90 sat constellation. I guess they implied this on the call saying the initial sats would be more. Anpanman also just confirmed.
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$SPCX on official record wanting to steal customers from $T $VZ $TMUS leaving $ASTS as the only friendly non-competitive d2d provider for the major mno’s
$ASTS: 🚨 STARLINK AIMS TO TAKE CUSTOMERS FROM AT&T, VERIZON AND T-MOBILE Gwynne Shotwell: "Like I'm just going to take a very high level kind of top down. Um, the big three in the United States, AT&T, Verizon and TMO, roughly between them, $600 billion a year. Um, and I anticipate us to be able to acquire quite a few of their customers because I think our service will be better. Um, we will eliminate dead zones, leveraging the, um, the, the basically the satellites in orbit. It'll be better during any sort of natural disaster because surprisingly, even though space movies make space look super dangerous is a pretty quiescent environment. Um, and so I'm quite excited about Starlink mobile going forward. We will start to fly the satellites next year. Um, and we will start providing service end of next year."
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