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ASPN Aspen Aerogels
- 17.840
- -0.340-1.87%
Close Oct 31 16:00 ET
- 17.850
- +0.010+0.06%
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18.230High17.450Low2.22MVolume18.030Open18.180Pre Close39.43MTurnover2.76%Turnover RatioLossP/E (Static)81.41MShares33.15052wk High2.80P/B1.43BFloat Cap8.58052wk Low--Dividend TTM80.27MShs Float65.986Historical High--Div YieldTTM4.29%Amplitude1.600Historical Low17.797Avg Price1Lot Size
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Years before any offer of employment with $Intel (INTC.US)$, I had started a blog to compile all the research I could find from academics and professional scientists on the material science properties of graphene. I cited the sources, included direct quotations from the experts, and summarized the key points in each blog. Graphene has astoundingly many capabilities at the nano-dimensional level: from filtration to thermal insulation to 3D printed circ...
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Aspen Aerogels, Inc. Receives Conditional Commitment for Proposed DOE Loan and Provides Q3 2024 Preliminary Financial Results
Aspen Aerogels (NYSE: ASPN) has received a conditional commitment from the U.S. Department of Energy for a proposed loan of up to $670.6 million to finance the construction of its second aerogel manufacturing facility in Register, Georgia. The loan, structured as project financing, would fully fund the remaining CAPEX needed to complete the ...
Aspen Aerogels, Inc. Receives Conditional Commitment for Proposed DOE Loan and Provides Q3 2024 Preliminary Financial Results
Aspen Aerogels (NYSE: ASPN) has received a conditional commitment from the U.S. Department of Energy for a proposed loan of up to $670.6 million to finance the construction of its second aerogel manufacturing facility in Register, Georgia. The loan, structured as project financing, would fully fund the remaining CAPEX needed to complete the ...
$Aspen Aerogels (ASPN.US)$
I don't know what makes this happen, suddenly drop almost 5% with that small volume. But it looks like I'm lucky it's coming up again to my avg and limit sell position.
I don't know what makes this happen, suddenly drop almost 5% with that small volume. But it looks like I'm lucky it's coming up again to my avg and limit sell position.
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$Aspen Aerogels (ASPN.US)$ Wow, more than 10,600 shares on the bid side. Adjust your bids UP, people.
$Aspen Aerogels (ASPN.US)$ Hold until 30$.
#ASPN up over $16.50 a share, trying to decide if to pull the trigger and sell or hold for a little longer.
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$Aspen Aerogels (ASPN.US)$ let's gp
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Aspen Aerogels' high P/S ratio is backed by strong revenue growth, outpacing the Chemicals industry. Investors' confidence in future revenues supports the high P/S ratio and share price. Yet, the company's prospects shouldn't be judged solely on the P/S ratio.
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Tonyco : Interesting article, but the ultimate point seems vague. You jump around the pitfalls of billionaire CEOs, which I agree with. For example, META wasted how many billions on "Second Life 2"? Overpriced garbage company with dying userbase replenished with fake accounts (and no accountability in user metric reports, literally using the honor system lol)..
However, 3D printing really is revolutionary, and if things are being "washed away," it is due to the fiscal policies of red states like North Carolina defunding their tax system. This results in very old and inferior infrastructure.
Remember Hurricane Katrina? Same deal - eventually, society pays the price of Boomer's greed.
Where 3d printing comes in, is in relief efforts:
Tonyco : As far as AI is concerned, which you seem to think is overblown (I think?) , it isn't a mechanism for mass displacement.
It's a mechanism for opportunities and efficiency that can and will help our lives. For example, comments in one of the videos talking about tech worklife and pay you linked: A person making that kind of money for that joke of a job? Cut the fat! Companies without resources of the giant corpos can save alot from bad actors leeching off "tech jobs" and their inflated salaries.
Coding is going to AI, too, and good! I think coders have long felt deep down their inflated 6 figure salaries are probably not justified. Most programmers I've interacted with tell me they spend most their time fucking off on the internet or playing video games st work.
AI has helped me reach +700% returns in this, my first year, in trading stocks. It's not making my choices for me, but able to navigate the internet and respond to my questions.
Like any tools, it will be both good and bad. As a society, we must make sure to limit the bad and amplify the benefits.
You seem more aware than your peers, but like you, I'm not gonna give free passes. I have reasons for my beliefs, and one of those remains: until Boomer (Gen X might as well be boomers, regardless they don't vote or care) influence is gone, humanity will suffer.