Anyone want a low float otc after $JAGX ? $PCGC on 1 million volume alone could run .50 to 3 to 4$ alone. Might be worth watching if they find that one. Post split bottoms

$SCDA Interesting that another Greenland related company - Greenland Arctic Developement Corp. was setup recently in NV by the same guys involved with SCDA and $GLND - Larry Swets and Hassan Baqar. Same address as SCDA as well. Strictly speculation as of now, but worth keeping an eye on down here. greenlandarctic.ai/wp-conten…

Thanks for this article. If this is the approach that must be adopted $LMT is a lock to wrest the NGSRI contract from $RTX. $LMT ‘s digital architecture is future. $LASR becomes more essential than ever and $LPTH solves the Germanium bottle neck. $UUUU will become the only ore to magnet manufacturer in the west. I own all of these.

$LPTH alot of positives and orders still incoming after this qrter seems like a no brainer down here when this was just 11$. Every qrtr has been profitable and the bigger picture here has more positives than negatives.

This weekend, I analyzed the severe drop in $LPTH following the NGSRI (Next-Generation Short-Range Interceptor) RFI (Request for Information). I determined the drop stems from investors and at least one analyst completely misunderstanding how defense procurement actually works. I invite @skrubin and anyone else to let me know if anything I say in this post is untrue or misleading. The goal here is truth ahead of money. Dropping an RFI during an active competitive fly-off isn’t a sign the Army is starting over. It’s routine FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulation) Part 10 market research. The Pentagon does this to check supply chain capacity and ensure pricing is realistic before cutting billion-dollar production checks. I found three very similar situations to the NGSRI situation (there are more), and every time the panic was wrong: 1. NGI (MDA - Missile Defense Agency): Big market surveys sparked rumors of a program reboot. MDA ignored the noise and awarded the contract to Lockheed ON TIME (actually nearly a year ahead of schedule). 2. FLRAA (Army): Open notices had everyone worrying the Army was rethinking the whole thing. The Army awarded to Bell ON TIME, right on its original target schedule. 3. T-7A (USAF): Market notices invited outside looks and chatter. The Air Force stuck with its mature fly-off candidates and awarded ON TIME. The DoD doesn't scrap years of funded, flying prototypes just because an RFI went out, and the DoD doesn't delay a missile award during a severe missile shortage. Now, let's look at the actual competition. Lockheed Martin ($LMT) has executed its flight and seeker tests with textbook precision. If this award timeline slips at all, it won’t be because a routine RFI derailed the architecture—it will be normal procedural alignment across two competing prototypes. More importantly, Lockheed completely leapfrogged legacy tech by building a 100% digital missile: It is software-defined: When threats or drone tactics change, you update algorithms in days with code, instead of spending five years redesigning circuit cards. Modern plug-and-play architecture: Digital optics and advanced sensors integrate seamlessly—which is massive for precision component suppliers like $LPTH. Instant network integration: It natively plugs into modern battlefield radar grids, meaning a missile can be cued to a target before the soldier even sees it. On top of the digital brain, Lockheed fixed the physical headaches that have annoyed troops for decades: Shoulder-fired (MANPADS): Drove down the clunky weight and awkward ergonomics of the old Stinger for fast, easy shoulder lock-on. Vehicle-mounted (M-SHORAD / Stryker): Cleaned up the turret rail integration and reload friction that mechanics have complained about for years. The cooling nightmare: Replaced the ancient argon gas bottles and cryogenic cooldown delays with modern thermal tech for instant launch readiness. Given the desperate global push to refill depleted stockpiles and counter cheap drone swarms, the Army can't risk a single factory bottleneck. That’s why I expect an 80/20 or 70/30 split award: Lockheed takes the lion’s share because they have the superior, clean-sheet digital missile, while $RTX keeps a secondary production line open to protect industrial base capacity. Lockheed has the execution, the hardware, and the digital architecture. This drop in $LPTH is wrongheaded and will be proven so. I was right on $PESI when it crashed to the 8s. I believe I will be right on $LPTH as well.

$LASR and who is Admiral Caudle? He is the highest-ranking officer in the entire United States Navy. Admiral Daryl Caudle is the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO)—a four-star admiral who sits on the Joint Chiefs of Staff as the principal naval adviser to the President, the Secretary of Defense, and the National Security Council. Within the naval establishment, there is no higher military authority. The Admiral wants to see a laser on every ship. Think Trump will like the idea of laser technology on ships to protect against missiles or drones? "For too long, we have viewed directed energy as an emerging technology rather than an operational capability. That must change," Admiral Caudle

@skrubin On August 6, 2026, when nLIGHT reported Q2 earnings, they guided Q3 revenue down because of roughly $17 million in delayed shipments caused by Chinese supply chain and export restrictions on precision optics. It sounds like $LASR could use your help. The shares lost $1.5B in value for a delay involving $17M in commercial sales because China stopped shipping dual used parts. The parts were not exotic but pedestrian and caused the dramatic drop in market value.

as those numbers are more widely known $ASBP should trade nicely higher .... bust of 9 first step....took a little while to bust 8 but we'll get there

Would love $ASBP to break 9s and get a base than get double digits

$BLEG Full otcm update and new website. t4robotics.com/ merging in. Post split, 1.3 mill at dtc. and sitting at .05

All these low float 600k nasdaqs running 10-20$ a day is wild . $PCGC otc stock has similar setup if the spreads would tighten and even 2 mill volume would run dollars imo

$SCDA The guys who filed the 10-12G, just recently uplisted another ticker $FGMC with a merger with boxabl.com/ir#sec-filings

$PCGC Stockholder equity is $8.3 million too! That’s nuts when talking about a $300k market cap.

$SNOA bottom chart 510k fda approval and no pr yet

$PYBXD next week $PCGC -Form 10 audited financials -$19 million revenue in 2025 -$4.4 million in revenue Q1 202 -$1.3 million in net income -$1.3 million cash on hand. -zero convertible notes. All with a market cap of $130,000! Cash on hand 10 times the market cap. BioCube Inc. has held trademark rights and licenses for air bio-filtration and odor control systems to remove contaminants from industrial air streams. ttabvue.uspto.gov/ttabvue/tt…

$FCCN still holding this for future uplist. Was 4$ couple months ago lets see if patience pays

$FCCN update. Still at bottoms. Tons of prs with 10-30 mill deals now this. stocktitan.net/sec-filings/F…. Doesnt make sense for this not to go up in share price imo

I Found $TNON 510k fda approval currently .79 ran to 3-4$ last time, Bottom chart and no pr yet. Will watch for volume and pr. Have a good weekend all. Check TNONs chart from last run