I own it from the $2.90 range and scaled up $3-.50.
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Stoney the Apes have been pushing PLTR, you think it takes out $18?
VOL IS ENORMOUS. BUT THEY SOLD 10 FING DRONES!!!! OH DRAGANFLY GUY MUST BE PULLING HIS HAIR OUT. THIS READS LIKE A SCAM---
Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc.
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In late May of 2023, Vayu welcomed All American Contracting and a delegation from Nigeria to its facility in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for an in-person flight demonstration and production inspection of the G1 MKIII Airframe. This delegation's primary use case is with Nigeria's agriculture industry with the purpose of surveillance and analysis of large swaths of land.
Under the terms of the existing Supply Agreement between Vayu and All American, the terms of the Purchase Order include a 1-year warranty on the airframes, electric motors, and electronics and a 5-year warranty on the engine. Vayu will also provide on-site training for All American's customer's pilots. Additionally, the P.O. requires a 10% down payment, with final payment to be sent prior to taking delivery. The airframes are scheduled for delivery in Q4 2023 and Q1 2024.
... SO THEY GOT 10% FROM SOME GUY IN NIGERIA....
THIS IS TOUGH TO SAY. AI PLAY? I WOULD SAY SO. BUT SO IS BLACKSKY.
THE MOOD HAS CHANGED I'D STICK WITH IT BUT BAIL BEFORE EARN-
Red Cat Holdings, Inc.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, June 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --Red Cat Holdings, Inc.(Nasdaq: RCAT) (“Red Cat” or the “Company”), a military technology company integrating robotic hardware and software to protect and support the warfighter, today announces that its new military-grade sUAS, theTeal 2, has received clearance from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to be designated as aBlue UAS.
The Blue UAS Cleared Listis a select group of DoD-approved drones for government users. According to the DoD, these drones “are NDAAcompliant, validated as cyber-secure and safe to fly, and are available for government purchase and operation.”
The Teal 2 is the second sUAS from Red Cat subsidiary Teal Drones to have passed the rigorous testing required for Blue UAS clearance. Teal’s legacy sUAS, the Golden Eagle, is also on the cleared list, which currently includes fewer than 20 drones in total.
Blue UAS is an initiative of theDefense Innovation Unit (DIU), the only DoD organization focused on accelerating the adoption of commercial and dual-use technology to solve operational challenges at speed and scale. This acceleration strengthens national security and helps grow the national security innovation base.
“Blue UAS clearance is a high bar to reach for any sUAS because of the extensive vetting process,” said Teal Founder and CEO George Matus. “With this certification, all our customers – military, government and commercial – can be confident that the Teal 2 meets the highest standards for cybersecurity, safety and operation.”
Officially launched in April, the Teal 2 is designed to Dominate the Night™ and arrives as the world’s leading sUAS for night operations. The Teal 2 is the first sUAS to be equipped with Teledyne FLIR's new Hadron 640R sensor, providing end users with the highest resolution thermal imaging in a small form factor. The Teal 2 also offers the latest intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance
Your small cap picks are on fire! Can you see the future? Do you remember this guy?
BIDEN IN EUROPE COULD LEAD TO ORDERS...
-> Aerospace & Defence Rheinmetall secures €1.9bn order for assault vehicle from German and Dutch armies Germany’s largest defence group benefits from boost in European defence budgets spurred by war in Ukraine Rheinmetall, based in Düsseldorf, says the first test models of the Caracal will be ready early next year © AP
-> Aerospace & Defence Rheinmetall secures €1.9bn order for assault vehicle from German and Dutch armies Germany’s largest defence group benefits from boost in European defence budgets spurred by war in Ukraine Rheinmetall, based in Düsseldorf, says the first test models of the Caracal will be ready early next year © AP
I DON'T KNOW BOWSER. COOL NAME.
THE ONLY GUY I EVER USED WAY BACK IN THE DAY WAS THE TECH TRADER
I'M SPACING HIS NAME// TROUBLE IS YOU WIND UP BUYING WAY TOO MUCH STUFF BUT
SOME OF THE GAINS ARE GREAT. MOST ARE NOT.
AAOI $8.40, I sold the $7.50s too early. People were saying $12, I had weak faith.
AS MUCH AS IT PAINS ME BECAUSE I LOVE THE CO OI GLASS IS PROB A SHORT
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Glass Bottling Plants Are Shutting Down After Bud Light Boycott Slammed Sales — 600 Employees Are Now Jobless; 2 Other Big Beverage Stocks To Watch Now
Bud Light sales have been slipping, and the impact extends beyond the beer brand.
Global glass producer Ardagh Group recently announced that it's shutting down two glass bottling plants — one in North Carolina and one in Louisiana.
WRAL-TV reported that the closure of these two plants would result in roughly 645 employees being laid off.
According to an internal memo obtained by WRAL, the decision was "due to slow sales with Anheuser InBev," the multinational brewing company behind Bud Light.
In April, Bud Light partnered with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney, who has 10.7 million followers on TikTok. The collaboration triggered a backlash on social media and led to a boycott by some beer drinkers.
Bud Light sales in the U.S. dropped 28% in the week ended June 24 compared to the previous year, according to consulting company Bump Williams using data from NielsenIQ.
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Glass Bottling Plants Are Shutting Down After Bud Light Boycott Slammed Sales — 600 Employees Are Now Jobless; 2 Other Big Beverage Stocks To Watch Now
Bud Light sales have been slipping, and the impact extends beyond the beer brand.
Global glass producer Ardagh Group recently announced that it's shutting down two glass bottling plants — one in North Carolina and one in Louisiana.
WRAL-TV reported that the closure of these two plants would result in roughly 645 employees being laid off.
According to an internal memo obtained by WRAL, the decision was "due to slow sales with Anheuser InBev," the multinational brewing company behind Bud Light.
In April, Bud Light partnered with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney, who has 10.7 million followers on TikTok. The collaboration triggered a backlash on social media and led to a boycott by some beer drinkers.
Bud Light sales in the U.S. dropped 28% in the week ended June 24 compared to the previous year, according to consulting company Bump Williams using data from NielsenIQ.