Are you awake Stoney? Did you read this? No comment as usual! ______________ stonedinvestor said: Ted the industrials have been going up for a few weeks even as tech has fallen. ??? What? Sector performance for the last 20 days.... Information Technology is up 3.8% But once again, I'm glad you quoted what I wrote a month and a half ago. https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/gba-presents-house-of-gummy.374311/page-86#post-5817346 Using "One month sector performance".... Information Technology is in fact up a mediocre 1.62%, while the Industrial's are at a whopping 4.01% . Just like I wrote on May 31st. https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/gba-presents-house-of-gummy.374311/page-92#post-5817477 Go figure. _____________ The eyes of the butterfly: https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/gba-presents-house-of-gummy.374311/page-331#post-5835904
SOMETHING UP WITH THIS NAME- AUR Stock Update: Positive Earnings Growth and Market Capitalization of $2.7 Billion in 2023 On June 16, 2023, AUR stock opened at 2.20, fluctuated within a range of 2.15 to 2.25, and had a trading volume of 112,406. AUR had a market capitalization of $2.7 billion. AUR’s earnings growth in the previous year was -124.05%, but this year, it has turned things around with earnings growth of +53.31%. AUR’s projected earnings growth for the next five years is currently unknown. AUR experienced a decline of 17.61% in revenue growth in the previous year. AUR’s P/E ratio is not available, but its Price/Sales ratio is 20.34, and its Price/Book ratio is 1.50. AUR’s next reporting date is August 2, 2023, and the company’s EPS forecast for this quarter is -$0.18. AUR operates in the technology services sector and the packaged software industry. On June 16, 2023, George Gianarikas, an analyst at Canaccord Genuity, has once again expressed his positive outlook onAurora Innovation(NASDAQ:AUR). He has reiterated his Buy rating and maintained a $5 price target for the company. This reaffirms Canaccord Genuity’s initial coverage of Aurora Innovation, where they gave the same Buy rating and $5 price target on June 7, 2023. Despite the mixed opinions of other investment analysts, with an average price target of $3.13 and a Moderate Buy consensus rating for Aurora Innovation, Gianarikas remains confident in the company’s potential. WOA!!! There are 185 funds or institutions reporting positionsin Aurora Innovation Inc -. This is an increase of 179 owner(s) or 2,983.33% in the last quarter.The put/call ratio of AUR is 0.01, indicating a bullish outlook.
Aurora Innovation Background Information Aurora Innovation, Inc., doing business as Aurora, is an American self-driving vehicle technology company based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and in Mountain View, California. Aurora is known for developing the Aurora Driver, a computer system that can be integrated into cars for autonomous driving.
HOME AUR•NASDAQ Aurora Innovation Inc GOES FROM $2.25-------$3.07 ON SOME PRETTY AVERAGE NUMBERS SOMETHING IS UP $3.07 NEW GBA IDEA
> $3.15 IS BYE BYE.. AND WE ARE BASICALLY THERE.... WHAT CAN THE STORY BE? CHART SCREAMS BUY!!! #1 IDEA-> AUR #2 IDEA-> A BITCOIN MINER #3 IDEA-> STEM
Stoney!!! I love it how you bury your head and ignore the best calls ever posted on ET. Don't worry, of the many doubters who are now avid believers, ... I give you the top spot in the upcoming conversion department. Remember... I found you and made you popular here, not vice-versa. Your year long threads prior to my arrival couldn't break 10K views. Look what I have done for you. You're welcome. 4444.... you can't get this anywhere else for free. #1 for a reason.
GUYS I'M EXCITED. SOMETHING I PREDICTED IS COMING TRUE.... IN THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR I PROCLAIMED THIS THE YEAR OF AI BEFORE ANYONE ELSE. BUT I ALSO SAID SPACS- CERTAIN SPACS- WILL MAKE A COMEBACK... AND WOULDN'T YOU KNOW MOONLIGHT THER AND DKNG LED THE WAY THEN WALLBOX AND NOW...... AUR!!!!! Aurora Innovation makes its debut as the first autonomous vehicle company to go public through a SPAC deal The self-driving vehicle company went live on the Nasdaq today after a string of product updates and industry partnerships. Nov 4, 2021 4:12pm Share this article The Aurora Team in Times Square for listing day. (Courtesy photo) Aurora Innovation has officially joined the ranks of Pittsburgh companies that have gone public this year. On Thursday, the autonomous vehicle company made its public debut on the Nasdaq under ticker symbol AUR after its merger with special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Reinvent Technology Partners Y was approved by shareholders earlier this week. The deal, which was initially announced in July, makes Aurora the first autonomous vehicle company to go public through a SPAC. (Other companies with stakes in the industry, like Tesla and Google’s Waymo, are on the market, too.) Yesterday, Aurora closed the merger, with the newly combined companies taking on the name of Aurora Innovation, Inc. The company started trading on the Nasdaq this morning at $11.30 per share (up from Reinvent’s closing price of $9.91 yesterday) and as of this writing, was down to $9.66 — a 2.5% decrease from the closing price. Those prices put the company’s market capitalization in the range of $13 billion to $14 billion, up from its $10 billion valuation after acquiring Uber’s self-driving unit Advanced Technologies Group at the end of last year. Founded in 2017, Aurora is one of many fast-growing Pittsburgh tech companies to pursue a public offering this year. Already in this quarter alone, Cognition Therapeutics and Stronghold Digital Mining have both launched successful IPOs while Cernostics went public through an acquisition by Castle Biosciences. In July, homegrown language learning company Duolingo launched its IPO with a valuation of over $6 billion. Aurora’s debut as a public company is also a significant move for the autonomous vehicle industry. It’s no secret that consumers have persistent safety concerns about the disruptive technology, and there are worries that it could eliminate jobs in the heavily unionized trucking industry. But with plans to launch its first commercial product by the end of 2023, Aurora needs more cash to move forward on its industry partnerships and tech production and deployment. Last year, the company spent $179 million on research and development, and had total losses of $214 million. And in just the first quarter of this year, Aurora reported another $159 million spent on research and development. With a late 2023 launch planned for the Aurora Horizon autonomous commercial trucking subscription service and a projected arrival one year later for the Aurora Connect ride-hailing one, the company will not be profitable until at least 2024, if that. CEO and cofounder Chris Urmson shared in a Business Insider article this fall that he anticipates $622 million in revenue in 2026, which he believes can then more than triple to $2 billion in 2027. In other words, those interested in purchasing shares of the company have a few years to wait before they’ll bear fruit. Still, if Aurora is successful in marketing to its customers and addressing deep-seated safety concerns (which it’s already begun to do with the publication of its Safety Case Framework and formation of an Industry Advisory Council), its partnerships with powerhouse companies like Uber, FedEx, Volvo Group and more, as well its early public debut, position the company to be an industry leader. In advance of trading this morning, Urmson took to Twitter to underscore the impending necessity of autonomous vehicle technology like Aurora. Amid supply chain pressures, labor force shortages, inflation and tens of thousands of traffic collision deaths annually, Urmson painted a picture of “a world with the Aurora Driver,” where “critical goods like food, medicine, and supplies will be delivered on time” and “parents can sleep soundly knowing their children are safely being transported to school, prom, and their friends’ houses.”
Oh and btw... as one reader sent me in an email... you never definitively called out when to buy FNGR... you just posted it as an "idea" and then kept pumping it as it climbed. You were in this no where's close to $3. NEW GBA RULE---> POST RECOMMENDED ENTRY PRICE FOR ACCOUNTABILITY Exactly like I did today, advising the readers on the TTWO short.