Who the partner is?!!!! What do those red letters on that floor say? Turn your monitor over and look. At Imperial College’s carbon capture pilot plant, ABB aims to equip today’s students with the skills needed to run tomorrow’s industrial processes. The only facility of its kind in an academic institution in the world, the pilot plant shows students how the latest technologies can help to optimise plant performance and safely manage emergency situations in real-life applications. Bringing the most advanced control and instrumentation technology into the classroom The agreement between ABB and Imperial College gives the university access to the most advanced control and instrumentation technology available from any manufacturer, as well as life cycle services and support for the installation. In return, ABB has access to the carbon capture pilot plant for its own use and will use the facility for customer demonstrations and training, staff learning such as inter-divisional training and hands on experience for its apprentices and graduate engineers. The increasingly global nature of the projects that ABB are involved with, particularly in the oil, gas and petrochemical sectors, means that engineers from the UK and elsewhere are being called on to work in many different regions worldwide. The aim is to use the plant to create a lasting association between the real-life problems that students will encounter once they qualify and the technology and capabilities available from ABB that can help solve them. Main facts Industry Oil, gas and petrochemicals Customer Imperial College, London Country United Kingdom Solutions System 800xA Extended operator workplace (EOW) AC 800M controller AC 800M High Integrity SIL3 certified Field instruments The plant uses over 250 instruments, measuring parameters including temperature, pressure, pH, level, carbon dioxide and flow. The plant has a capacity for 50 kg per hour capture of carbon dioxide.
Van! GE extends gains as Morgan Stanley forecasts banner investor day Mar. 04, 2021 8:16 AM ETGeneral Electric Company (GE) General Electric(NYSE:GE)is tacking on more gains in the premarket session,up another 2.7%to $13.80/share, as Morgan Stanley upped its price target on the stock to $17 (from $13), while maintaining an Overweight rating. I have heard the No $17 from a few people (including my own) so my advice is be sure to sell at like $15.90- $16.20..<--
ABB Nice! They maybe involved but there is a particular tech this guy was talking about some sort of breakthrough because the cost is not working on this whole idea... wonder who that company is.. 2/ Palantir Palantir’s (PLTR) may have peaked at $45. At below $25, the stock still commands a nearly $42 billion market capitalization. ARK Invest’s recent buying of3.4 million PLTR shareswill sustain the 45.5 times price-to-sales ratio for now. But insider selling may be too much for the fund to support. Electric vehicle stock sell-off called 'massive' buying opportunity Mar. 04, 2021 8:34 AM ETGeneral Motors Company (GM) Wedbush Securities tackles the question on if the parabolic run in the share prices of electric vehicles stock is over. Analyst Dan Ives: "Our answer is emphatically that the EV party and transformation is just beginning as this industry is on the cusp of a $5 trillion market opportunity over the next decade. With GM(NYSE:GM), Ford(NYSE:F), and now Volvo(OTCPK:VOLAF) all jumping into the deep end of the pool on EVs it speaks to the massive pent up demand globally around EV technology on the horizon."
There is a guy I really respect. He wears glasses. i think he's from JP Morgan. I feel terrible I cannot bring his name up. He's very unassuming, short looks up through his glasses and has been very right about the stock market for a number of years. Tom... Tom someone I've always come away from hearing this guy on TV saying " he knows what he is talking about. " Often when the market is crashing he has been a calming force. I was surprised he was quite down on big tech. He was all in on the trend to cyclical.
Virtual racing.. What next? Oh Baby! COUNT ME IN!>>>> Motorsport Games strengthens position in virtual racing space with acquisition of Studio397 BV Mar. 04, 2021 6:41 AM ETMotorsport Games Inc. (MSGM) Motorsport Games(NASDAQ:MSGM)hasentereda binding term sheet to acquire Studio397 BV, the company behind rFactor 2 racing simulationplatform, from Luminis International BV. The acquisition will see Studio397 continue its work on rFactor 2 while also developing the physics and handling models for Motorsport Games’ forthcoming projects. Studio397 will retain its name and branding with the existing development team and management will remain with studio. “This planned acquisition is another clear signal of our intention to establish Motorsport Games as the leader in the virtual racing space," added Dmitry Kozko, CEO of Motorsport Games. Triple Jump-- Anastassia were you there?-- Please be advised the announcer is VERY creepy... but there's something genius there as well- Big fan!
Stoney.... I'm gonna let you in on a little secret. You run the stock up to a level and you get all your friends on CNBC to talk about it. When its at or near that elevated level, you sell a ton of calls at ridiculous prices. You then drive the price down by shorting the stock, and take it to the other extreme. Say $24 in this case. What happens then? You sell a ton of puts at ridiculous prices. Next, you bring the stock back up to the halfway point and flatline it by controling the bid/ask. When you are sitting on millions of shares and hundreds of millions of dollars, you can do that. So it flatlines basically into opex. All the options expire worthless. Rinse wash repeat. I way over-simplified it, but that's exactly what's going on. Its the gamification of high vis stocks Stoney.
Ladies and Gentleman for your consideration MSGM-! In just a few minutes I've fallen hard... Help me Ronda!- They just bought someone else the other day! Oh No......... This has to be bought.... Motorsport Games portfolio strengthened with KartKraft buy, says Canaccord 02/22 MSGM Canaccord analyst Michael Graham noted Motorsport Games announced they would acquire KartKraft which he said will strengthen their content portfolio and development capabilities. He sees it as an early step in achieving its goal of building the leading gaming and Esports platform for racing fans. Graham reiterated his Buy rating and $40 price target on Motorsports Games shares.
this stk crashed 11% in 2 days! Motorsport Games Inc. (MSGM) Earnings March 24! $23.47-2.41 (-9.31%)<----- At close: March 3 4:00PM EST 23.00-0.47 (-2.00%)<------- Pre-Market:8:18AM EST IPO HISTORY: Motorsport also had an impressive debut . The stock opened at $35 and hit a high of $38, up 90%. Shares recently changed hands at $34.02, a gain of 70.1%. “We’re just humbled by [the IPO]. I’m overwhelmed with positive emotions that the investor community understood our vision and is here through the long run with us,” said Dmitry Kozko, Motorsport Games’ CEO. I just hope it doesn't sell off all the way back to $23 or something! Motorsport Games ended up raising $60 million after selling 3 million shares at $20 each. The Miami-based racing-game developer originally planned to offer 2.35 million shares at $16 to $18 each, but boosted the range earlier this week to three million shares at $19 to $20. Canaccord Genuity and the Benchmark Co. are the underwriters on the deal///// Wow this just got interesting.
I love racing games! But my cool son does not I have to be careful here... This seems like great stoner fun- I want in!