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[General Malaise]

Corresponding to tin prices, it would seem

Yessir. Didn't realize you were tracking the commodity. You're so learn-ed Papa Sac.

Oh, I think you know considerably better than that. There's a snowball's chance in hell I'm tracking tin prices. Alphamin up = I go looking for reasons for Alphamin to be up.

Eh, I get the data whether I want it or not. Just wasn't sure anybody else outside of this office of nerds knew or cared on tin ore. But let's go! Could really use a 52 week high or better on Alphamin before Santa gets here.

 

[kevzilla]

Cramer has given up on AMZN, which means $270 by year-end is still in play

 

[General Malaise]

'Ol GM has yet another wild-hair name for yous before the holidays....

Check out this company and let me know your thoughts.

US ticker: XTRAF

TL;DR - AI powered machines that quickly scan crowds for weapons. Concerts, sporting events, airports all could benefit from their technology and security solutions. Just got off the phone with the CEO who is over the moon with excitement. Why? A MAJOR retailer has something like 3 thousand warehouses and distribution centers, many of which have electronics (phones, iPads, AirPods etc) and theft is a major problem. This company's machines can scan employees for theft quickly and accurately. AT $100,000 a pop, if these things go into all warehouses, we're real revenue.

Now, I've probably done a horrible job summarizing, but at 0.44 cents a share, I've seen much worse ideas for a lottery stock. I can't buy it today but will do so next week when our firm isn't buying it. I don't know enough about it to defend it - yet. But I'll get up to speed soon.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Can always go for an XTRAF [/SLB]

 

[Bob Sacamano]

My biggest immediate question is why it has taken them a decade to position themselves this way.

 

[General Malaise]

My biggest immediate question is why it has taken them a decade to position themselves this way.

Good question, I'll find an answer post haste.