duk3 OP 70836552 : Titanium is a strong, durable metal, and very light. To reduce emissions (as Ford is clearly concerned), reducing vehicle weight is an advantage. Through an exclusive contract, assuming they keep up with Ford's demand, the company will grow MV proportionately with one of the major US automakers.

duk3 OP Ultratech : In terms of stability, absolutely. And I'm not buying more than what I have at this time unless (1) I see a upwards reversal after another announcement from the company, and (2) I feel like it.
My only point is that I believe, for the above reasons, that holding these shares will be more interesting and worthwhile than merely cutting loss now and dismissing this as a meme stock I'll never touch again.

duk3 OP MoonWalker777 : I'm hoping the same. That said, I still do see value in this company over the long term. Especially because, given the fame that the stock has had over the past week, once a blue chip tech or semiconductor company enters into contracts with them for business, then revenue will go up. Honestly, depending on the technology developed and how indispensible it is for an industry, the gains may be both massive and stable. Or, if the new girl comes along and they get dumped, then the opposite may be true. One thing about tech: It can be obsolete practically the moment it's invented.

duk3 OP MoonWalker777 : As I've been watching it live in post, I see it's back down to -20%. I have a feeling it's going to take a public comment from Siebel on their earnings report and the effect it had on this stock's temperature, before things will stablize again. When you can't show expected gains, you must then show necessary reassurance, from top down. Do you agree?