Chart is worth looking at closer- $1B cash on hand<------ Nano Dimension provides preliminary Q4 and full-year revenue expectations Jan. 24, 2023 4:47 PM ETNano Dimension Ltd. (NNDM) Nano Dimension (NASDAQ:NNDM) said Tuesday that, on a preliminary basis, it expects consolidated revenues of $12.1 million for the fourth quarter, and $43.6 million for the full year. Unaudited consolidated cash and deposits balances as of December 31st, 2022 were about $1.03 billion, the company said. NNDM stock earlier closed +5.8% at $2.72.
Nano Dimension secures order from U.S. government defense supplier Feb. 01, 2023 9:13 AM ETNano Dimension Ltd. (NNDM) Nano Dimension (NASDAQ:NNDM) has won a purchase order another U.S. government defense supplier. The customer is a supplier to the U.S. government defense community, in particular the intelligence ecosystem, enabling innovation for the next generation battlespace. Under the order, Nano Dimension (NNDM) will provide its DragonFly IV additive manufacturing electronics 3D-printer.
Why do you think the Jan 2024 $250 Puts on SPY cost $2.50? Because if they can hack into friggin' Instagram, its probably pretty much safe to say nothing is safe. I mean come on, Instagram(?!)... it's owned by META. Unlimited budget and access to the best and brightest tech minds in Silicon Valley. They're the gate-keepers if such a thing exists and I would venture to guess that comparing Meta's cyber-security to most of our government agencies'... is like comparing a 2023 TSLA Plaid to a 1987 Grand Wagoneer. Think about it. The open interest on those puts should be in the 10's of thousands. Pennies in front of the steam-roller. What are the odds of a 40% drop in 12 months? Nil? Sell the puts! And yet those puts only have an open interest of 1800 contracts, and that's not because few people think it won't happen and won't buy them, ... its because the whales are afraid to sell them and go naked. Even when the bid is $2.50/contract. Why is that? And it's not only our government, more importantly it's our supply chain. We take soooo much for granted. People are clueless. Our supply chain is as delicate as a baby Swan. One week of empty store shelves, and there will be havoc; one month and it'll be Mad Max and the Thunderdome. Can't happen? Well... you're "The Option King" Stoney, juggling several million dollar plus accounts... why not sell 2000 naked $250 puts on the Jan 2024 SPY, pocket 1/2 million, and take the year off? Free money.
STONEY!!!! Know who reports tomorrow? Our old fav.... The Berry. Everyone hates it. 3:1 put/calls OI 2:1 volume today $60.75 I think it's a go! What say you?
Ya know I glanced over McCormick's cc transcript this weekend, after that lousy quarter.. and the CEO specifically said that one of the reasons for the bad quarter was that many of the company's products were still on "allotment" , meaning they have to kind of limit the amount each retailer gets, like say (just a random example) Krogers wants 50,000 cases of Lowrey's, well they can't have that many because he needs to also send some to DG in order to not piss off DG... but here's the thing. Know why they can't send out as much as they want? It's not the product, its not the production facilities... it's the packaging. He said they couldn't get enough packaging. Jars, bottles whatever. When you pointed out OI yesterday, I had a feeling it would have a good quarter after having read what McCormick said. It's up 6% on the incredible report. It would seem to me, our beloved Berry should do well too. Balance sheet looks fine, 7X EV/Ebitda, 4.5X cashflow, 1.6% divy... solid. Whatcha think Stoney!!! We gonna juice the Berry?
Pull up a 6 month daily on BERY Stoney Look at that cup and handle. This thing is going up, unless Powell tanks the market for us. GBA upgrade.... The Berry. BERY $60.93 now
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EXPEDIA DATA: SPRING BREAK EXPECTED TO BE BUSIER THAN LAST YEAR, WITH SEARCHES UP 40% AND INTERNATIONAL BEACH DESTINATIONS BACK ON THE MAP Searches for March and April flights are up 40% compared to the same time-frame last year, indicating that U.S. travelers are getting a head start on planning spring break getaways.