$Innodata (INOD.US)$ You're back again, aren't you? ()

$Tempus AI (TEM.US)$ If it drops after briefly selling at 37 or below..
What should I do?

$Innodata (INOD.US)$
I fell asleep again at 23:18 today and missed the opportunity to Buy at 35..
It seems that the acquisition price has exceeded 37 again.

Today, based on Mr. Tomato's post, I confirmed the information of the evaluation report on the new business of $LEU (Centras), which was previously recommended for investment, so I will put the investment on hold as I introduce below!
Mr. Tomato's post:
x.com
Main report link: roguefunds report by jacob rowe
t.co/N8YC4yCUPU
🟦Excerpt from the report ①
・Centras has very small-scale facilities.
To operate as a business, an additional funding of over 4 billion dollars is required, but due to excessive debt, self-financing is not possible!
(Feedback to follow)
I was feeling that $LEU wasn't rising much, maybe due to lack of capacity. 😂 (Red line in the diagram below)
I knew from the financial statements that the cash flow was tough. Since things were messy, now not holding any uranium stocks.
Excerpt from the report 2
- $LEU (Centrus) is without funds,
- Production cannot start until 42 months after receiving funds.
(Following impressions)
Without a new national policy push, will it take more than 3 years to see any movement!
Summary
I wonder if we should wait and see for a while regarding $LEU.
What will the USA government do? Is the plan for its own HALEU production abandoned?
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