Market Cap 115.95M
Revenue (ttm) 2.43M
Net Income (ttm) -4.43M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -182.30%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.09
Volume 3,407,000
Avg Vol 302,326
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 4.48M
Stochastic %K 64%
Beta 1.45
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A
missile14b
missile14b Mar. 7 at 1:33 AM
TLDR: Y'all know this was part of the plan, right? Win, win, win... except for retail. This company will likely go bankrupt before the end of the year. It was pre-planned, start to finish. $ALOY govt got retail to foot the bill for the facility knowing if it goes wrong, they have sovereign priority and Gen Jack Keane for continuity of operations and National Security Receivership via the Bayh-Dole Act and the Defense Production Act. If a company produces "revolutionary technology," like the zero-waste metallization, using any fed funds ($1.7M DLA award), the government retains "March-In Rights." Institutions get to short this to oblivion and make a killing. Insiders get to make a killing. The govt gets its magnets and metals, and hands off the IP to a bigger defense contractor they're friendly with. Retail pays for the facility, and the govt didn't have to get Congress to pay for it, and it doesn't cause political suicide by raising taxes.
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 7 at 12:45 AM
$ALOY I haven't even given away the worst news yet. I figured, now is as good a time as ever. Y'all remember Alexander Capital? Well, their commission is paid in kind. In-Kind Payment Warrants Exhibit 4.1, plus their commission. The beauty of the warrants? Full-ratchet, WITH adjustment in shares. Meaning, let's say institutions holding the Series C warrants (and those not holding them) short the stock to five dollars. Tutes get their shorts proft (massive) Series C warrants automatically adjust to the new issue price (those are coming). So let's say there's an issuance at $5 because the company needs more money, or just wants to make more. Alexander Capital (who's holding about 200k now) and the other Series C holders gets 2x the shares, AC gets 2x the commission, and they can exercise the newly adjusted warrants (thanks to full ratchet) to cover their shorts, while GAINING/retaining the extra shares. You can see why this is going to bleed to nothing. The wave's coming.
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 7 at 12:02 AM
TLDR: Why isn't anyone talking about the LTP? 🤣🤷‍♂️🙈 $ALOY Don't forget, there's been no "Grant of RSU" filings this week. So there's an ADDITIONAL overhang of 8.5 mil shares with a zero cost basis for management, with no strings attached. ALOY can go to one buck, and they STILL profit. 🥳 So that's an expected 8.5X the public float since the start of the month. Offering + warrants + long-term "incentives" = ☠️ to retail.
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 6 at 10:33 PM
$ALOY the question was, why'd they cover at $18.50? Because it was PRE-PLANNED. You think it was a wild guess, some stab in the dark that I took? I hate being the bearer of bad news, but you called me a douchebag... so, it sucks to be you. I gave EVERYONE a heads up, EVERY step of the way. The truth hurts worse than the hit to the portfolio because it's taken as an affront to intelligence. Nobody wants to admit that they were wrong. Everyone makes mistakes. I make a ton of them. But I LEARN from them. I've just so happened to see this style of financing setup before. It's literally no different than when people chart stock patterns based on past setups. Financial filings are no different. There's a lot of text, and a lot of math, but once you really start digging in to them, it's no different than reading charts.
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 6 at 10:15 PM
@Eddie_Hex To make matters WORSE, this should really drive home the point, RETAIL is paying 3x the normal price to have the company dilute on them. 🤣🤷‍♂️🙈☠️ $ALOY read the filing... RETAIL paid $66,000 in commissions for Alexander Capital, for the company to sell over-priced shares to retail. "by and between us and Alexander Capital, L.P., as selling agent (the “sales agent”). Through the date hereof, we have sold an aggregate of 260,000 shares of our Common Stock for gross proceeds of $2,213,472" Usually, the industry standard is like 1%, sometimes 2%, but that's much less common.
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Eddie_Hex
Eddie_Hex Mar. 6 at 9:57 PM
$ALOY DONT LISTEN TO THIS DOUCHE BAG...
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 6 at 9:30 PM
TLDR: That's called painting the tape and hedging delta and returning to neutral. Can't piss off the institutions who just bought at $18.50 if the daily close was near $16. $ALOY who caught the cute automated Market On Close walk-up toward $18, followed by the standstill at 4:00:01? 🤔 Algos are so good at executing parameters they're given! What better way to convince retail the offering wasn't a complete and utter disaster going into the weekend for the news headlines? In other words, institutions WANT retail to HODL over the weekend. The new shares hit the official float on Monday. 😬 By then, it's too late for most, as a majority of retail doesn't trade premarket. Institutions get to adjust their risk on Monday, and we'll see a brand new flush. 🥳 Basically, it fell too far, too fast... gotta keep a the hope still alive like a carrot on a stick. The traps have been set all along. Poor retail's trying to walk through a minefield blindfolded.
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nite_owl
nite_owl Mar. 6 at 9:28 PM
$ALOY if it dips to $9-10 I'll buy some
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Eddie_Hex
Eddie_Hex Mar. 6 at 9:05 PM
$ALOY FYI.. The new shares havent even hit the market yet.
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Swifty_Lazar
Swifty_Lazar Mar. 6 at 8:06 PM
$ALOY Interesting article https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/How-Chinas-Rare-Earth-Ban-Backfired-into-a-US-Tech-Breakthrough.html
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 7 at 1:33 AM
TLDR: Y'all know this was part of the plan, right? Win, win, win... except for retail. This company will likely go bankrupt before the end of the year. It was pre-planned, start to finish. $ALOY govt got retail to foot the bill for the facility knowing if it goes wrong, they have sovereign priority and Gen Jack Keane for continuity of operations and National Security Receivership via the Bayh-Dole Act and the Defense Production Act. If a company produces "revolutionary technology," like the zero-waste metallization, using any fed funds ($1.7M DLA award), the government retains "March-In Rights." Institutions get to short this to oblivion and make a killing. Insiders get to make a killing. The govt gets its magnets and metals, and hands off the IP to a bigger defense contractor they're friendly with. Retail pays for the facility, and the govt didn't have to get Congress to pay for it, and it doesn't cause political suicide by raising taxes.
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 7 at 12:45 AM
$ALOY I haven't even given away the worst news yet. I figured, now is as good a time as ever. Y'all remember Alexander Capital? Well, their commission is paid in kind. In-Kind Payment Warrants Exhibit 4.1, plus their commission. The beauty of the warrants? Full-ratchet, WITH adjustment in shares. Meaning, let's say institutions holding the Series C warrants (and those not holding them) short the stock to five dollars. Tutes get their shorts proft (massive) Series C warrants automatically adjust to the new issue price (those are coming). So let's say there's an issuance at $5 because the company needs more money, or just wants to make more. Alexander Capital (who's holding about 200k now) and the other Series C holders gets 2x the shares, AC gets 2x the commission, and they can exercise the newly adjusted warrants (thanks to full ratchet) to cover their shorts, while GAINING/retaining the extra shares. You can see why this is going to bleed to nothing. The wave's coming.
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 7 at 12:02 AM
TLDR: Why isn't anyone talking about the LTP? 🤣🤷‍♂️🙈 $ALOY Don't forget, there's been no "Grant of RSU" filings this week. So there's an ADDITIONAL overhang of 8.5 mil shares with a zero cost basis for management, with no strings attached. ALOY can go to one buck, and they STILL profit. 🥳 So that's an expected 8.5X the public float since the start of the month. Offering + warrants + long-term "incentives" = ☠️ to retail.
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 6 at 10:33 PM
$ALOY the question was, why'd they cover at $18.50? Because it was PRE-PLANNED. You think it was a wild guess, some stab in the dark that I took? I hate being the bearer of bad news, but you called me a douchebag... so, it sucks to be you. I gave EVERYONE a heads up, EVERY step of the way. The truth hurts worse than the hit to the portfolio because it's taken as an affront to intelligence. Nobody wants to admit that they were wrong. Everyone makes mistakes. I make a ton of them. But I LEARN from them. I've just so happened to see this style of financing setup before. It's literally no different than when people chart stock patterns based on past setups. Financial filings are no different. There's a lot of text, and a lot of math, but once you really start digging in to them, it's no different than reading charts.
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 6 at 10:15 PM
@Eddie_Hex To make matters WORSE, this should really drive home the point, RETAIL is paying 3x the normal price to have the company dilute on them. 🤣🤷‍♂️🙈☠️ $ALOY read the filing... RETAIL paid $66,000 in commissions for Alexander Capital, for the company to sell over-priced shares to retail. "by and between us and Alexander Capital, L.P., as selling agent (the “sales agent”). Through the date hereof, we have sold an aggregate of 260,000 shares of our Common Stock for gross proceeds of $2,213,472" Usually, the industry standard is like 1%, sometimes 2%, but that's much less common.
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Eddie_Hex
Eddie_Hex Mar. 6 at 9:57 PM
$ALOY DONT LISTEN TO THIS DOUCHE BAG...
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 6 at 9:30 PM
TLDR: That's called painting the tape and hedging delta and returning to neutral. Can't piss off the institutions who just bought at $18.50 if the daily close was near $16. $ALOY who caught the cute automated Market On Close walk-up toward $18, followed by the standstill at 4:00:01? 🤔 Algos are so good at executing parameters they're given! What better way to convince retail the offering wasn't a complete and utter disaster going into the weekend for the news headlines? In other words, institutions WANT retail to HODL over the weekend. The new shares hit the official float on Monday. 😬 By then, it's too late for most, as a majority of retail doesn't trade premarket. Institutions get to adjust their risk on Monday, and we'll see a brand new flush. 🥳 Basically, it fell too far, too fast... gotta keep a the hope still alive like a carrot on a stick. The traps have been set all along. Poor retail's trying to walk through a minefield blindfolded.
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nite_owl
nite_owl Mar. 6 at 9:28 PM
$ALOY if it dips to $9-10 I'll buy some
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Eddie_Hex
Eddie_Hex Mar. 6 at 9:05 PM
$ALOY FYI.. The new shares havent even hit the market yet.
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Swifty_Lazar
Swifty_Lazar Mar. 6 at 8:06 PM
$ALOY Interesting article https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/How-Chinas-Rare-Earth-Ban-Backfired-into-a-US-Tech-Breakthrough.html
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 6 at 8:00 PM
$ALOY @rocky123dog @Lewi5 No, institutions covered short positions at 18.50. 🙈 Look at the daily short volume for March 4th and 5th. You’ll see a massive spike compared to total volume of over 30% the day before the offering. Massive volume, while the price is dropping, just before an offering... that's tutes shorting everything they can on the way down, and covering with the offering. So long as the SEC can't prove illegal colluding, it's easy money. And it's very easy for institutions to say no, our sub-groups aren't talking to each other. Nothing shady's ever happening. 🤣🙈☠️
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izone
izone Mar. 6 at 8:00 PM
$ALOY https://www.investors.com/research/industry-snapshot/rare-earth-stocks-realloys-mp-usar-iran-heavy-rare-earth-prices/
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IjustTradeiT
IjustTradeiT Mar. 6 at 7:59 PM
$ALOY wow what a total scam here
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Lewi5
Lewi5 Mar. 6 at 7:37 PM
$ALOY this thing will be going to 30 next
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missile14b
missile14b Mar. 6 at 7:31 PM
Someone asked how much lower? MUCH lower. Here's why: $ALOY Retail's learning what shorting the box means, and if they're not careful, it's about to be much more expensive lesson. Tutes short the stock at 28. They exercise their warrant at 10 to cover. That share is newly created, so it goes to the public float. Here's why the offering was so critical. For those tutes not holding warrants, they bypass rule 105 by breaking up their short into 2 parts. Part 1 sees a dump coming so they short. Part 2 is a "long" like the pumper was describing. They buy because rare earth will moon. They're different groups working for the same team. So long as the SEC can't prove collusion, they're in the clear. So you have toxic diluting of the worst kind, shorts covered by warrants combined with shorts covered by an offering. The offering doubled the public float. The warrants will more than double it again. Just wait until the offering shares hit the ta0e Monday. This is only the beginning.
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izone
izone Mar. 6 at 7:02 PM
$ALOY The float is small and after recent offering is still small comparatively. * This company recently received U.S. defense funding to scale heavy rare-earth processing which is HUGE for a newly listed company* The future is really bright imo!
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Lewi5
Lewi5 Mar. 6 at 6:53 PM
$ALOY way oversold
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Lewi5
Lewi5 Mar. 6 at 6:53 PM
$ALOY I'd be buying like a MF right now, huuuuuge discount
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UgoGreg
UgoGreg Mar. 6 at 6:42 PM
$ALOY https://youtu.be/te0o3-DdABA
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Olsen55
Olsen55 Mar. 6 at 6:27 PM
$ALOY https://stocks.apple.com/A6v67vzzhRz2iOonKzDUkjQ got to love these cheap shares! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
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CC123italy
CC123italy Mar. 6 at 6:23 PM
$ALOY bought more! Love buying cheaper than Wall Street
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Yitz1964
Yitz1964 Mar. 6 at 6:20 PM
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