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$lpth LightPath Technologies receives 9.6 Million Purchase order for Cooled Infrared Cameras from Existing Defense Customer ORLANDO, Fla., Feb. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- [LightPath Technologies, Inc.](https://edge.prnewswire.com/c/link/?t=0&l=en&o=4615139-1&h=3603752217&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lightpath.com%2F&a=LightPath+Technologies%2C+Inc.) (NASDAQ: LPTH) ("LightPath," the "Company," or "we"), a leading provider of next-generation optics and imaging systems for both defense and commercial applications, today announced that it has secured a$9.6 millionpurchase order for cooled infrared cameras from an existing defense customer for use in defense and security applications, with deliveries expected throughout calendar year 2026.
Lower the ratio, generally more bullish in the market. It’s rigged so I bet there will be more corrections in the next month. There are two ratios to consider - put/call volume (amount of trades), put/call OI (total money). Check out AMD for example. The P/C volume is at .43, while P/C OI is 1.08. You can read this every which way, I read this as institutional money is shorting AMD, and retail investors are heavily long. Let’s look back in a month and see which way the company goes, I am betting short with the insiders.
> I was working at Google when those deals were announced and was stunned by how little Reddit got for its data. I had the exact same reaction. What was your opinion of reddit's c-suite when you heard of the deal they approved?
I figure the tokenized products are for people exchanging goods outside of the US but still in US dollars. A.) some crazy alternative to SWIFT, B.) some grift to try and collect usage fees on transactions between buyers and sellers of goods where the US is an active broker escrow of an exchange. C.) a way to charge (punish) foreign holders of debt (say a European pension fund holding US bonds, or a life insurance company in Taiwan holding bonds). These surmises are largely drawn from the crayon shoved in brain Miran and Hassett, and the lunatic writings of project 2025. I agree with your assessment on metals. Edit- I will add that these seem aspirational and terrible ideas. They are going to make the dollar weaker, which the administration says they want, but that will make Europeans for example dump equities because of the currency conversion and repatriate their capital. US Bond yields will rise because nobody wants these things, and exports for US gets cheaper for the rest of the world but foreign goods go up in price. On the bright side… Europeans and many others will finally have to finalize many of the back end financial instruments and stand on their own as an economic system within the euro. There will be structures, services, and tools to be built in outside the US economies to move away from restrictive fiscal controls and bullying. There’s money to be made in constructing things in a stable government with stable policy.
Bers remind me of the kids in highschool who would turn their test over super loud and fast to let people know they're done only to get back a fuckin C-
I still have 30 years left in the workforce, if I’m *lucky* and society doesn’t collapse or they figure out a way to make us live to 200 as long as we’re plugged into a work station on teams meetings watching C suite idiots talk about corporate vision. Let this bitch crash. 2006 level spy in the $120s lmao fuck these boomers I want cheap as hell average purchase prices.
I’m not saying it’s impossible, but it’s highly unlikely that Jeffrey Epstein was Satoshi Nakamoto. To build Bitcoin from scratch, you’d need serious computer science skills, cryptography, networking, and systems engineering. You’re talking about understanding hashes, digital signatures, Merkle trees, peer to peer networks, consensus, incentives, and writing low level code. You also have to think like an attacker and design something that survives in a hostile environment. Satoshi literally wrote the original C++ code, explained the protocol clearly, and built a working decentralized money system. That sounds like a hardcore engineer or cryptography nerd. Epstein’s background was finance and social influence, not deep technical protocol design. So yeah, I won’t rule anything out 100 percent. But based on the actual skills required, Epstein being Satoshi feels far fetched. Also… when was he finding time to build Bitcoin between managing a pedophile network and a blackmail pipeline?
When Mr. Market pees on your face is it: a.) trickle down economics b.) exit liquidity c.) both a and b
No cry in the casino (c) Trump https://preview.redd.it/pa0ngqm1krhg1.jpeg?width=576&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=26786355bc1796f8d4e229b33c938d01a072da47
At least someone is having fun today. :C
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