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TESLA 300 By DECEMBER Happy 4 of july !!!!!If tesla Pulls Back Hard , good Buy Area will be 205 - 215 Be Patience , Buy and Hold until December . Until 300 . i Would Sell at this point but do your own Research and take action !! STAY PROFITABLE !! Next year will be a lot of competition for Tesla because the Aston Martin / Lucid Deal and NIO already taking the Chinesse market . Have a Great 4 of July God Bless america and enjoy the Holidays !!! Stay humble Be a better person. CAFE CITY STUDIO COMING SOON 2024 !!
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by NYRUNSGLOBAL
SEALSQ LAES Double bottomSEALSQ looking good here with a local gap fill and a local double bottom with a bullish divergence. Price also direct went back above all time resistance. LAES is now really moving sideways and thus in accumilation. This is a good spot to get some exposure - with such a low market cap, this can go 100x and of couse the company can also fail and go to zero. Do your own research but good risk / reward for me here (just don't bet the fam) See my other idea linked below for more detailed info.
NASDAQ:LAESLong
by cryptobullethbtcxlm
Doge Gov Next Target $1.08 1.618 Fib ExtensionThese are the next major targets for Doge Gov after hitting multiple key Fib levels in the previous pumps. This meme probably has the most power over the next 60-90 days given the insane amount of content that is generated by all of MSM when they mention D.O.G.E. (Elon's new position in the Govt). After $1.08, expect $1.60 in and $2.43 in short order and then $7.50 by year-end or by the time Trump takes office in January. This token will correlate with the old DOGE a lot but eventually will move on its own accord and volition once this meme picks up steam. The official twitter account (@doge_eth_gov) is picking up massive followers every day. Some days it's +10k, currently 80.1k and counting which in crypto world, that is a meme gaining momentum and it'll slingshot higher with this kind of increasing meme community.
Long
by DanOxAm
LUNR IM-2 Launch upcoming in January 2025The privately held Intuitive Machines, LLC, became a public company after merging with a special-purpose acquisition company, Inflection Point Acquisition Corp., in February 2023. The company is listed on the Nasdaq, incorporated in Delaware. On February 22, 2024, the Odysseus IM-1 spacecraft landed on the Moon. It was the first privately built craft to land on the Moon, and the first American spacecraft to do so since 1972. The Odysseus lander fell on its side when landing, but its instruments remained partially functional (albeit with a reduced downlink capacity), so the mission was judged successful. ( WIKIPEDIA ) This company is picking up momentum and creating higher support while enjoying increased volume for the past three months. It looks like this stock seems to climb during the period when they have a space mission or achieve a new contract. Recently they achieved a Contract worth 4.8 Billion Dollars USD with NASA which is a serious contract and not something to be taken lightly. This contract opens up additional revenue opportunities with other companies. Intuitive Machines is increasing REVENUE YOY at a compounding rate, and has seasoned experienced executives in almost every position of leadership. The company is very motivated and explanatory with their products, and you can access user manuals on their technology. It looks like a very legit company that plans on being around for the next space age and further. They have technology in space communications that could possibly be adapted for satellites that transmit signals to earth as various companies are switching to satellites for cellular tech. Inutitive machines market cap is roughly ‪915.29 Million ‬USD. Their contract is worth 4.8 billion dollars. www.reuters.com Following the launch of IM-1, Intuitive Machines' stock surged 35% in one trading day, rising 75% total by Friday, February 16. Intuitive Machines’ stock sank 32% after the Odysseus moon lander fell on its side on 23 February 2024. This stock is a great buy for stability while also offering potential for break outs to scalp shares and sell to play short term trends, while going up in the long term. The stock offers consistent news and they are very motivated to become a Space power house for the USA.
NASDAQ:LUNRLong
by benarcotta
SPCE this penny stock could launch from the support area LONGSPCE has lots of potential but sometimes gets bogged down with "technical difficulties" It is burning cash just less than the analysts have predicted. As such it is a risky trade. Best probabilities for success on a long trade is to buy as low as possible and hope that is its now putting in a reliable double bottom on a six month trend down. On the 30 minute chart I have marked upside targets on the volume profile not shown . I am expecting 100-150% in this swing long trade which may last 4-8 months.
NYSE:SPCELong
by AwesomeAvani
DOGE-1 Space Mission Moves Closer to Reality With FCC LicenseSamuel Reid, the CEO and founder of renewable energy-based logistics firm Geometric Energy Corporation announced today that his company has received a license from the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for the much-awaited DOGE-1 mission to the moon. Multiple Approvals Bagged by DOGE-1 Mission According to the document, the FCC authorized the licensee, which in this case is Geometric Energy, “to use and operate the radio transmitting facilities hereinafter described for radio communications in accordance with the program of experimentation described by the licensee in its application for license.” The news comes barely a few days after the Dogecoin-funded space mission to launch DOGE-1 bagged the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) approval. It is worth noting that the launch has been postponed multiple times since Elon Musk, the tech mogul and crypto enthusiast, took to X (formerly Twitter) on May 9, 2021, to announce the community-funded mission. SpaceX was blamed for a significant percentage of the delays. Per Musk’s announcement, DOGE-1 is billed to be part of a rideshare on the Nova-C/IM-1 mission, a joint initiative between Intuitive Machines and NASA. Ultimately, it is a push to move the canine-themed memecoin into space, a rare ideology that is deeply rooted in community synergy. Dogecoin Reacts to the FCC License News Notably, this mission demonstrates Dogecoin’s power and its potential beyond the conventional crypto market. Once DOGE-1 lands in space, it will broadcast images and ads back to the earth. This is after it must have displayed the same content in space through the use of an attached screen. After receiving NTIA’s approval a few days ago, the FCC license was the only authorization left for the mission to be achieved. With this approval, the DOGE-1 satellite is finally going to space by January 2024. It is worth noting that DOGE is already responding to the forthcoming launch. No long ago, Dogecoin price jumped by a significant percentage which saw the token trade above $0.08 for the first time since the general memecoin frenzy of July. At the time of writing, Dogecoin is up 3.4% to $0.0833, a move that has propped the market capitalization to $11.3 billion.
Long
by DEXWireNews
Told Ya' ELON Breakout Dogelon is breaking out. Good size Cup and Handle Breakout measured out with more upper targets The Dogelon Warriors are reading the scripts published, with the connections to the International Space Station, NASA, and an Organization I can't remember at time of putting this out Expand Chart, dashed lines are points of interest. And last bull run I swear I saw ELON pump before Bitcoin, saound really weird, but back test it and you will see it happened several times. A pump from ELON then BTC would go up, Made Crazy money pff of ELON Last run, Have my bags full once the 2 dashed lines are broken, and HELD, then not much resistance upward for some killer gains ahead I do believe we will see a pull Back in ELON and the whole market, Need a higher low then a higher high on a more macro time frame, but still gains to be had here
ELong
by Chefrusty
Conservatorship MarsArticle Free Britney! Er… I mean shackle SpaceX? It'd be difficult to find someone who hasn't heard about Pop Star Spears' unjust conservatorship granting her father total control of her life. However, finding someone who knows that companies can be put under conservatorships would be quite rare. Many would know of the two biggest companies that were put under federal conservatorship not more than 14 years ago. In the middle of the Great Financial Crisis, in late 2008, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were put under conservatorship. Their CEO and executive board immediately dissolved, and a government appointed administration took control. Just a few months before, a small bank was put under conservatorship to peel their healthy assets away from the toxic ones - IndyMac bank. There is a Conservatorship, where the company is taken under control with temporary management to clean house until the company can be more privately handled. IndyMac Federal Bank (the conservatorship name of IndyMac) just ended theirs' with the sale to OneWest Bank, a division of First Citizens Bank. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's continues, likely indefinitely. And then there is a Receivership, where the company is taken under control with the explicit purpose of selling assets or closing the business entirely. It is likely this distinction becomes important as financial strains continue to develop in banking institutions, fixed income funds, and insurance groups. Conservatorships happen all the time. Well, more frequently than most might guess. The National Credit Union Association has put two credit unions under conservatorship this year (and two more in involuntary liquidation). Last year's tally was four and four, respectively. Yet these are still rare events where most search results yield 2008's Fannie and Freddie as the top and loudest hit. With all the prominent anti-monopoly and pro-competition speak coming from both sides of the aisle, powered by numerous lawsuits across the country against some of the largest tech companies in the world - the word might come back. There are many possibilities to explain Musk's behaviour over the last few months. The one I'd like to point to is the $1 billion dollar clause preventing him from reneging on a bad deal that has more financial implications than he thought through, a surprise assuredly. Everyone's gotten their enjoyment out of the Chancery court circus of Twitter v. Musk, and we might feast still. Musk's big announcement yesterday (10/20/22) of laying of 75% of Twitter staff is a bit too magnanimous to be taken as anything more than chucking a brick in a house of mirrors. The recession is just setting in, with more downturn left to go. A cut in staff is natural and predictable, 75% in one announcement is an extinction event. But wait, there's more. If Elon Musk did have private conversations with Vladimir Putin or any official leader of Russia, and form agreements or discuss in of national security level importance details, he might be doing time. No surprise that shortly after Bremmer's story claiming Musk had private talks with Putin about events that might lead to an escalation to nuclear war, using Musk as the primary source, a second story about the FBI investigating the matter broke. Honestly, it's 50-50 whether Elon lied to Bremmer to give himself clout, or he really did talk with Putin. To condense this saga, SpaceX cut the Starlink network over Crimea and Russia's "occupied" territories, before quickly turning it back on with Musk making a twitter-tantrum about not getting paid for the system's use. Where Elon Musk's behaviour might thwart an image of stability for a corporation, he runs quite a few. While most are little more than fancy, Tesla and SpaceX are becoming systemically important institutions. Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter should have always faced FDIC and DOJ resistance, and my hypothesis is that Musk wants to push that - in conjunction with Twitter's desire to re-neg the deal. Twitter may never get valued at $44 billion again, but Musk is working very hard to paint the picture that Twitter, the company, dies when it's his. Musk may have gone too far this time, even further than a $1 billion contract termination fee. Conservatorship is the word. Actually, this author thinks "Person" is the word. Technically (the best -ally), it is these Delaware Code words, Delaware being the state of incorporation for all of Musk's companies: (10) “Person,” except in the term “person who is incapacitated” or “protected person,” means an individual, corporation, business trust, estate, trust, partnership, limited liability company, association, joint venture, public corporation, government or governmental subdivision, agency, or instrumentality, or any other legal or commercial entity. -https://delcode.delaware.gov/title12/c039a/index.html Musk's personal business should remain personal (at the least I don't want to hear it), where as there is a point where his professional business shouldn't. SpaceX is the most advanced Space Technology company in the world. Starlink is a globe-spanning satellite system rivaling most first-world countries. Tesla is the largest EV company with important technology for electrical grid infrastructure. Twitter is an important nexus of globalized communication. There is a point in time and importance that shenanigans go from too much, to done. The shadow of a mushroom cloud, even if a low probability, is right around that point. A conservatorship could be as brief as removing Musk as CEO and instilling the President and COO, Gwynne Shotwell, as the acting-CEO. Or the government could take it's time and untangle all the threads that being the Space race ace gives them. While Starlink is a product that fit's SpaceX, massive satellite swarms tend to compete for money and SPACE. Forcing Starlink off SpaceX's books would enable other companies to bid for satellite delivery. This mimics recent Federal government regulations prohibiting internationalization of corporate activities, the same activities that allow tech companies to bubble their sales and assets on the back of accounting loopholes. Musk might find himself the poster boy for it, but there are quite a few sectors and industries that benefit from conservatorship. Abbott labs made its own case clear on the backs of three dead toddlers from contaminated formula that led to a formula shortage that still hasn't fully resolved. While the media has been kind on the details, the event highlighted years of bribery and corruption by FDA officials monitoring the plant, as well as possible communications that showed an open culture of bribing government officials and ignoring safety issues at the highest levels of the company. In the game of probabilities, a conservatorship is towards the bottom of the deck, but maybe it shouldn't be. Twitter Deal itself The joy of this deal was that there were going to be oscillating periods for buying and selling into it. The Musk-Twitter deal is the right mix of stupidity to cause many more problems than anyone expected. First, it is increasingly likely that the US government stops this deal. If that were to happen, it is likely Musk would have to pay the $1 billion termination fee if his actions and behaviours were found to be at fault, i.e. Twitter must prove that the government stopped the deal because Elon Musk's actions. Second, it is increasingly like that Twitter the company wants out of the deal. Twitter doesn't have $1 billion to give to Musk, as they are likely to face steep cuts without the buy - but 75% is a tough thing to wake up to. There will be destruction to the integrity of the company that shows itself several years after lackluster development and growth - similar to Tesla. I am staying 100% out of the Twitter deal at this point in time, but aggressive speculators may not for much longer.
NYSE:TWTR
by DoctorFaustus
Are Rocket Lab’s shares undervalued? In comparison with perceived market-leader SpaceX, Rocket Lab USA's (NASDAQ: RKLB) valuation is underwhelming. Given its $2.5 billion market capitalization, Rocket Lab is eclipsed by the $127 billion SpaceX. However, analysts believe that assessing Rocket Lab's true worth warrants a look beyond its immediate financial results and into the pieces it is adding to the game. Looking beyond valuations, Rocket Lab had been operating at a loss for at least the last 12 months. Despite this, it saw its shares grow 26% over the last month. It hit $5.55 on Aug. 4 when its launched a U.S. spy satellite in New Zealand atop its Electron booster. It reached another high on Aug. 8 at $5.60 before closing the day at $5.45. From a more macro point of view, Rocket Lab’s stock price is traveling in line with other SPAC listings, down 55% for the year-to-date. Which opens the question as to why it is not more in line with defense stocks, such as iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF (up 1.73% YTD), which appear to be benefiting from the increase in US defense spending. Bearish Second-Quarter Forecast Rocket Lab is set to announce its results for the quarter ended June 30 on Aug. 11. It expects EBITDA loss to be between $3.5 million and $5.5 million and for its revenue to be somewhere within the $51 million to $54 million range. The company is expected to record normalized loss per share of $0.06. In the first quarter of 2022, the company recorded adjusted loss of roughly $8.0 million and a 124% year-over-year hike in revenue to $40.7 million. Despite the bearish expectations for the upcoming results, it can be observed that the loss Rocket Lab has been reporting becomes less than the previous period. The company may not be far from breaking even at the rate it is going. Retaining Confidence The Aug. 4/5 launch for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office managed to boost confidence for the company, enough to lift its stocks to $5.55. The mission marked the 146th satellite deployment from the Electron booster to date. But as noted above, Rocket Lab may not have experienced the full impact of the increase in US defense spending. Additionally, the company is currently developing Neutron, a reusable booster planned to be 40 meters high and to have a 7 meter diameter. It is a medium-lift rocket designed for the deployment of mega-constellations, human spaceflight and deep space missions. The first flight of Neutron is planned for 2024. The reusable aspect of the Neutron could be a make or break product for Rocket Lab. If successful, the reusable Neutron can carry out more launches and generate more revenue over a definite period. It can eventually lead to better gross profits as it will help reduce production costs. In this respect Rocket Lab may offer an asymmetric risk/reward at current valuation due to potential profitability gains, both through diversification and with attempts to reuse the Electron booster.
NASDAQ:RKLB
by BlackBull_Markets
Space X - the Solar City BaggyPPA Models are simple. straight forward and rather easy to project. IF, of course, you have a brain and are not running an enormous scam on the Backs of Taxpayers. Eron front-loaded the install under the guise of Bond Issuance covering upfront costs... 20-year Bonds are now on the Books of Tesla and Space X. _______________________________________________________________ $2.3 Billion to the PowerWall Sh_t Mix - a noose around the neck of Debt. Eron excels at Hide the Cheese. Bitcoin... eventually he'll need the Junk Coin to run well north of $100K in order to bail out his BS. Investors, Fanbois, and the Cult of Eron have short memories. We'll take their monkey money.
CME:BTC1!
by HK_L61
Musk’s 5 billion dollar exit from TwitterElon Musk, the wealthiest person in the world, appears to be playing a game of Monopoly in real life as he leads a number of companies in the tech space, and builds stakes in other companies and cryptocurrencies. However, his recent acquisition of twitter (NYSE:TWTR) may not pass go and perhaps sets him up to be liable for at least 5 billion dollars. Fallout from Twitter takeover and other controversies Musk’s contentious bid to buy Twitter and his latest comments on politics, has cost him $49 billion over the past month, according to Fortune. Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock price plunged to a 10-month low on Friday following a report by Business Insider last week that Musk sexually harassed a flight attendant in 2016, a claim that the Tesla CEO denied on Twitter. Twitter’s stock also fell to a two-month low on Wednesday last week after Musk hinted that he could back out of the Twitter deal or at least slash the deal price unless the social media platform can prove that bot accounts represent less than 5% of its users. "Twitter deal temporarily on hold pending details supporting calculation that spam/fake accounts do indeed represent less than 5% of users,” Musk said in a May 13 tweet, referencing a Reuters article about false or spam accounts that make up less than 5% of Twitter’s monetizable daily active users in the first quarter. That tweet sent Twitter’s share price falling ~30% on May 13 against Musk’s offer price of $54.20 per share. $5 billion exit Although Musk has stressed his committment to the acquisition, an analysis by Reuters found that an agreement to abandon the deal would be a better option for both Twitter and Tesla. Musk will use a big portion of his Tesla stock to pay for his Twitter purchase, but the latest headlines surrounding the Twitter CEO knocked $390 billion off Tesla’s market value in just weeks, the news outlet noted. Musk might also have to pay a $5 billion price for backing out of the deal, while Twitter’s value would lose around the same amount, according to Reuters. "At the right price, both can get the difficult experience behind them,” Reuters said. Twitter, however, reiterated that it is also committed to completing the sale to Musk on the agreed price "as promptly as practicable,” adding that it stands ready to close the deal and “enforce" the merger.
NYSE:TWTR
by BlackBull_Markets