$LASE 🔥 $LWLG $ALMU $EOS.AX
Revolutionizing industrial cleaning with 100% green, chemical-free laser tech.
Big-name customers already on board:
Cummins (engine maintenance beast), NASA, Coca-Cola, Sony, GE, Harley-Davidson + Fortune 500 appliance & pharma giants.
Defence anti-drone systems + aerospace/maritime boom incoming.
Tiny cap, massive scalability.
Hyperbull? 📈
This green laser disruptor hits $20–50+ easy if adoption explodes.
Revolutionizing industrial cleaning with 100% green, chemical-free laser tech.
Big-name customers already on board:
Cummins (engine maintenance beast), NASA, Coca-Cola, Sony, GE, Harley-Davidson + Fortune 500 appliance & pharma giants.
Defence anti-drone systems + aerospace/maritime boom incoming.
Tiny cap, massive scalability.
Hyperbull? 📈
This green laser disruptor hits $20–50+ easy if adoption explodes.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
WHO DID THIS???🤣🤣🤣
That ending is epic 😂
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
$IBRX/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
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Big catalyst for $IBRX 🔥
NCCN just gave $IBRX another green light. ANKTIVA now included for papillary NMIBC. Bigger market, FDA catalyst still ahead.
Not financial advice - but I’m staying LONG.
NCCN just gave $IBRX another green light. ANKTIVA now included for papillary NMIBC. Bigger market, FDA catalyst still ahead.
Not financial advice - but I’m staying LONG.
$LIDR $OUST $AEVA 🔥
Analysts still target $6 on average, pointing to 200%+ upside potential.
Its software-defined lidar delivers industry-leading 1.5 km detection range, outpacing rivals and suiting autonomous vehicles, defense, aviation, and infrastructure in the growing Physical AI space.
Momentum is building fast with $NVDA, AEye joined the Halos AI Systems Inspection Lab, integrated with AGX DRIVE Thor, and impressed at CES 2026 with live long-range demos.
The balance sheet strengthened after Q4 2025 results, with debt repaid, solid cash reserves around $80M+, and controlled burn giving clear runway for commercialization.
Current tiny revenue masks the real opportunity in the multi-billion lidar TAM - classic pre-scale discount for a disruptor before orders ramp from fresh partnerships.
High execution risk exists, but with differentiated ultra-long-range tech, key ecosystem ties, and this depressed entry point, $LIDR offers one of the most asymmetric setups in autonomous sensing today 📈
Analysts still target $6 on average, pointing to 200%+ upside potential.
Its software-defined lidar delivers industry-leading 1.5 km detection range, outpacing rivals and suiting autonomous vehicles, defense, aviation, and infrastructure in the growing Physical AI space.
Momentum is building fast with $NVDA, AEye joined the Halos AI Systems Inspection Lab, integrated with AGX DRIVE Thor, and impressed at CES 2026 with live long-range demos.
The balance sheet strengthened after Q4 2025 results, with debt repaid, solid cash reserves around $80M+, and controlled burn giving clear runway for commercialization.
Current tiny revenue masks the real opportunity in the multi-billion lidar TAM - classic pre-scale discount for a disruptor before orders ramp from fresh partnerships.
High execution risk exists, but with differentiated ultra-long-range tech, key ecosystem ties, and this depressed entry point, $LIDR offers one of the most asymmetric setups in autonomous sensing today 📈
LOCKHEED, RTX, NORTHROP ADDED AS PRIME CONTRACTORS FOR COMMAND-AND-CONTROL SYSTEM UNDER GOLDEN DOME.
Guetlein called the command-and-control system Golden Dome's "secret sauce."
He described a nine-company consortium that began as a self-formed group of six firms before Lockheed Martin, RTX and Northrop Grumman joined as prime partners.
The consortium briefs Guetlein every Thursday evening and can vote underperforming members out of the group.
The general identified space-based interceptors as the program's highest-risk element, citing scalability and affordability as the central challenge.
He said directed energy weapons and next-generation artificial intelligence represent the most promising technologies for driving down cost-per-kill and increasing magazine depth.
Guetlein called the command-and-control system Golden Dome's "secret sauce."
He described a nine-company consortium that began as a self-formed group of six firms before Lockheed Martin, RTX and Northrop Grumman joined as prime partners.
The consortium briefs Guetlein every Thursday evening and can vote underperforming members out of the group.
The general identified space-based interceptors as the program's highest-risk element, citing scalability and affordability as the central challenge.
He said directed energy weapons and next-generation artificial intelligence represent the most promising technologies for driving down cost-per-kill and increasing magazine depth.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
$SOFI/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
SoFi $SOFI shares drop 4% as Muddy Waters alleges the firm is a "financial engineering treadmill."
The report claims $312M in unrecorded debt and warns EBITDA is inflated by $950M via off balance sheet structures and "manipulated" charge off rates.
The report claims $312M in unrecorded debt and warns EBITDA is inflated by $950M via off balance sheet structures and "manipulated" charge off rates.
GOV ACCELERATING DELIVERY OF HYPERSONICS AND SPACE SENSORS CAPABILITIES.
The Pentagon has increased its baseline cost projection for its Golden Dome advanced missile defense shield by $10 billion in recent months due to demand for more space sensing, tracking, and data transport capabilities, the general in charge of the effort said March 17.
Golden Dome Director Gen. Michael Guetlein said his team was directed to speed up delivery of some key space technology that will be part of the program’s architecture, namely the Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor, the Space Force’s data transport layer, and space-based air moving target indicator capabilities.
The Pentagon has increased its baseline cost projection for its Golden Dome advanced missile defense shield by $10 billion in recent months due to demand for more space sensing, tracking, and data transport capabilities, the general in charge of the effort said March 17.
Golden Dome Director Gen. Michael Guetlein said his team was directed to speed up delivery of some key space technology that will be part of the program’s architecture, namely the Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor, the Space Force’s data transport layer, and space-based air moving target indicator capabilities.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
🇺🇸 Donald Trump:
❗️The US is not ready to leave Iran yet, but this will happen in the very near future.
- If we left right now, it would only take Iran 10 years to recover.
- The US could disable Iran's entire power grid in one hour and destroy the oil fields on Kharg Island.
- The meeting with Xi Jinping is being rescheduled - it will take place in about 5 weeks.
- Macron will soon leave his post.
- Cuba is negotiating with Rubio, concrete steps will follow soon. Cuba needs to change radically - its economy is not working.
❗️Once everything is over with Iran, oil prices will plummet.
❗️Actions against Cuba will be taken soon.
❗️Actions in Iran could end in two to three days.
▪ABOUT NATO:
- NATO is making a serious mistake. It's not good for a partnership when allies refuse to help.
- Biden gave Ukraine military equipment and funds worth between $350b and $400b. Where this money went - remains to be seen.
- We helped Ukraine, but they are not helping us with Iran. This is very bad for the alliance.
- Ukraine would have been captured on the first day if we hadn't intervened.
- I'm not planning to review relations with NATO right now, but I'm disappointed.
▪ABOUT THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ:
- The US does not need help with escorting ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Iranian warships have been destroyed, but the threat of mining the strait remains - this is essentially terrorism. We expected Europe to help with minesweepers, they have them. However, we don't even know for sure if there are mines there.
- According to the latest data, Iran had 24 minesweepers, all of which have been sunk.
▪ABOUT SUPPORT FROM ALLIES:
- Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain provided very strong support on the Iranian issue. Israel too.
- I'm disappointed with the position of the British Prime Minister: his lack of support is a big mistake, which will likely not be properly appreciated when concluding a trade deal. He was ready to send aircraft carriers, but in the end, he didn't. I like him, but I'm disappointed.
▪ABOUT CHINA:
- I'm looking forward to meeting with Xi Jinping and expect to build a good working relationship.
▪ABOUT IRAN AND ITS LEADERSHIP:
- Ali Larijani was effectively killed yesterday. He was involved in the killings of protesters.
- The director of the National Counterterrorism Center did the right thing by resigning: he claimed that Iran did not pose a threat - which is not true, all countries understood this.
- I'm not afraid of anything.
- Iran should not be supplied with nuclear weapons. We can provide them with rifles or pistols, but not nuclear weapons.
- We have inflicted serious damage on this country, and the BBC reports seem to show that Iran is fighting us on an equal footing - this is not the case at all.
- For me, Iran is just a military operation.
UPD:
- The war with Iran is in full swing.
- We had a busy day today, successfully eliminating targets.
- We are moving forward quickly and significantly ahead of schedule.
❗️Just a couple more weeks, no more.
❗️The US is not ready to leave Iran yet, but this will happen in the very near future.
- If we left right now, it would only take Iran 10 years to recover.
- The US could disable Iran's entire power grid in one hour and destroy the oil fields on Kharg Island.
- The meeting with Xi Jinping is being rescheduled - it will take place in about 5 weeks.
- Macron will soon leave his post.
- Cuba is negotiating with Rubio, concrete steps will follow soon. Cuba needs to change radically - its economy is not working.
❗️Once everything is over with Iran, oil prices will plummet.
❗️Actions against Cuba will be taken soon.
❗️Actions in Iran could end in two to three days.
▪ABOUT NATO:
- NATO is making a serious mistake. It's not good for a partnership when allies refuse to help.
- Biden gave Ukraine military equipment and funds worth between $350b and $400b. Where this money went - remains to be seen.
- We helped Ukraine, but they are not helping us with Iran. This is very bad for the alliance.
- Ukraine would have been captured on the first day if we hadn't intervened.
- I'm not planning to review relations with NATO right now, but I'm disappointed.
▪ABOUT THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ:
- The US does not need help with escorting ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Iranian warships have been destroyed, but the threat of mining the strait remains - this is essentially terrorism. We expected Europe to help with minesweepers, they have them. However, we don't even know for sure if there are mines there.
- According to the latest data, Iran had 24 minesweepers, all of which have been sunk.
▪ABOUT SUPPORT FROM ALLIES:
- Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain provided very strong support on the Iranian issue. Israel too.
- I'm disappointed with the position of the British Prime Minister: his lack of support is a big mistake, which will likely not be properly appreciated when concluding a trade deal. He was ready to send aircraft carriers, but in the end, he didn't. I like him, but I'm disappointed.
▪ABOUT CHINA:
- I'm looking forward to meeting with Xi Jinping and expect to build a good working relationship.
▪ABOUT IRAN AND ITS LEADERSHIP:
- Ali Larijani was effectively killed yesterday. He was involved in the killings of protesters.
- The director of the National Counterterrorism Center did the right thing by resigning: he claimed that Iran did not pose a threat - which is not true, all countries understood this.
- I'm not afraid of anything.
- Iran should not be supplied with nuclear weapons. We can provide them with rifles or pistols, but not nuclear weapons.
- We have inflicted serious damage on this country, and the BBC reports seem to show that Iran is fighting us on an equal footing - this is not the case at all.
- For me, Iran is just a military operation.
UPD:
- The war with Iran is in full swing.
- We had a busy day today, successfully eliminating targets.
- We are moving forward quickly and significantly ahead of schedule.
❗️Just a couple more weeks, no more.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
🚨 Drone Strike Hits Dubai International Airport A drone reportedly struck a fuel tank at Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest international hub. • Flights temporarily suspended • Large smoke plume visible across the city • Airport operations…
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When you’re finally debt free and go to Dubai to retire and pay no taxes
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▶️ Iron Beam ▶️ Iron Beam-Mobile ▶️ Lite Beam ▶️ Naval Iron Beam
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🚨🚨🇮🇱 Israel’s Iron Beam is now operational, intercepting drones and rockets for just $2 per shot.
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🚨 Are you paying attention right now?
> 6 months ago every CEO on earth said software engineers were done... AI writes code now... Your CS degree is a receipt for nothing.
Software engineer job postings on Indeed just hit a 6-month high.
> But don't get excited. They're not hiring YOU back. They're hiring the senior engineers who understand the AI.. The ones who can clean up the mess.
Junior devs are still cooked.. The entry-level job you lost isn't coming back.. What's coming back is a harder job, for fewer people, at a higher bar.
AI didn't fail.. AI just proved it needs a babysitter nd babysitters cost more than the kids they replaced.
> 6 months ago every CEO on earth said software engineers were done... AI writes code now... Your CS degree is a receipt for nothing.
Software engineer job postings on Indeed just hit a 6-month high.
> But don't get excited. They're not hiring YOU back. They're hiring the senior engineers who understand the AI.. The ones who can clean up the mess.
Junior devs are still cooked.. The entry-level job you lost isn't coming back.. What's coming back is a harder job, for fewer people, at a higher bar.
AI didn't fail.. AI just proved it needs a babysitter nd babysitters cost more than the kids they replaced.
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