I would have bought more +177% position.

$ALDRV (-10.25%)

seems to be some good news for this smallcap

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/DRONE-VOLT-25740071/news/Drone-Volt-A-new-6m-order-that-changes-Drone-Volt-s-dimension-50461192/

a month ago I randomly invested a few euros in some drone providers.

$DRO (-0.62%)

$ALDRV (-10.25%)

$ALDR (-4.95%)

How do you see $DRO (-0.62%) currently? Do you see potential there in the short to medium term?

$DRO (-0.62%) was my first FOMO share, naturally bought at the ATH and crashed exactly one day later. But I bought more in several tranches to lower the EK. Then held for 10 months and immediately set a stop loss as soon as it turned green again. And a month later, it's up almost 100% 😫 I think I'd rather stick with ETFs

$AVAV (-0.17%)

Good morning, my dears,

I remain invested. The sector is growing rapidly. And AeroVironment is clearly the better investment for me. $DRO (-0.62%) .

AeroVironment is also developing drone defense systems, such as the sensor-to-shooter kit for the Switchblade, which enables more efficient target acquisition and engagement.

AEROVIRONMENT INC ( AVAV ) reported an increase in profits for the fourth quarter compared to the same period last year

The company's profit amounted to 16.66 million US dollars, or 0.59 US dollars per share. In the previous year, it amounted to USD 6.05 million or USD 0.22 per share.

Excluding special items, AEROVIRONMENT INC reported adjusted earnings of USD 0.43 per share for the period.

The company's turnover increased by 39.6 % in this period from USD 196.979 million in the previous year to USD 275.050 million.

AEROVIRONMENT INC's results at a glance (GAAP):

- Net income: USD 16.66 million compared to USD 6.05 million in the previous year.

- Earnings per share: USD 0.59 compared to USD 0.22 in the previous year.

- Sales: USD 275.050 million compared to USD 196.979 million in the previous year.

https://www.rttnews.com/3548526/aerovironment-inc-reports-rise-in-q4-profit.aspx

Today $HIMS (+4.67%) surprisingly lost almost 1/3 of its value. The question is, did it really come as such a surprise? Apparently it did for some investors, although with hype stocks it is only a matter of time before the collapse comes. $HIMS (+4.67%) joins a list with $NKE (-0.51%)
$PLUG (+27.31%) , $DRO (-0.62%) , $NOVO B (-0.05%) , $PYPL (-0.58%) and what they are all called. It's admirable and fascinating that investors still grab the falling knife with both hands and continue to burn money. But that's how the cycle of the game works, to win money others have to lose money 🤑

$DRO (-0.62%)
#news

https://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/drohnenabwehr-im-fokus-droneshield-aktie-mit-kleiner-pause-bei-hoehenflug-ruestungsboom-und-expansion-in-europa-treiben-kurs-14569935

Elbit Systems provides the drone interception solution of the future with the laser-based Iron Beam system!

Hello my dears is $ESLT (+3.32%) Elbit for you the qualitative and more broadly positioned $DRO (-0.62%) DroneShield?

Elbit P/E ratio 42 which drops to 33

DroneShield P/E 192 which drops to 135

For the first time in the history of military technology, laser weapons have destroyed aerial targets in combat, reports futurezone. According to the Israeli army, dozens of Hezbollah drones were shot down with the laser built by the armaments company Rafael Advanced Defense Systems. Many countries are currently working on laser weapons for air defense. While most of them are still in the test phase, Israel claims to be the first country in the world to have successfully used such a laser in combat.

Laser system from "Iron Beam" developer Rafael

However, this is not Iron Beam, which is intended to supplement Israel's Iron Dome missile-based defense system in the future. The name of the laser system is still a secret. All that is known is that it was developed by the Israeli company Rafael. Rafael is also behind Iron Beam. The company has confirmed the combat deployment on X, but is also not giving any names or details about the system.

According to the Israeli army, the laser is being used against Hezbollah drones in the north of the country. The size and type of the drones, and whether the laser also intercepted rockets and grenades, is not known. A video by Rafael shows the shooting down of a drone that Hezbollah has already used against Israel several times. It is likely to be an Iranian Shahed 101 or a variant of it. Depending on the version, this kamikaze drone can carry 8 to 10 kg of explosives and has a range of up to 900 km.

Weapon has hit drone wing

In the video, the laser specifically targeted the wings of the drone. The more important targets would be the warhead or the engine, because the drone would either explode in the air or crash immediately. However, the wing is thinner and therefore less protected against the laser. This indicates that the power of the laser may be too low to reliably destroy the vital points of a slightly larger fixed-wing drone.

According to futurezone, this in turn suggests that the laser has an output in the range of 30 to 50 kilowatts. By comparison, Iron Beam, when operational, is said to have at least 100 kW of power to destroy drones, missiles and grenades up to 10 km away.

https://www.trendingtopics.eu/laser-zerstoert-erstmals-drohnen-im-kampfeinsatz/

$DRO (-0.62%) DroneShield - my small bet on a big topic for the future

Last week, I took my first mini position in DroneShield (DRO) - deliberately risky, deliberately with play money. But sometimes that's exactly what you need if you want to get in on an exciting story early on.

Why this particular company?

DroneShield develops technologies to defend against and detect drones - a market that is becoming increasingly relevant due to geopolitical tensions, security concerns and military applications. And that's exactly where I see the future.

The figures that made me curious:

The company is growing enormously: turnover +170 % year-on-year - that's a strong sign for a young tech company.

The profit quality also fits: high gross margin of over 70%, i.e. efficient management despite the size of the company.

The valuation based on growth (PEG ratio below 0.7) is attractive in my view.

And the balance sheet also makes an impression: hardly any debt, very solid for a company in the growth phase.

In addition, the ratio of growth to profitability is right - a balanced mix that I classify as "healthy growth".

Of course, this is not a "safe bank". Turnover is still comparatively low, the share is volatile - but that's precisely why I only entered with a small position.

Conclusion: For me, this is a speculative investment with a very exciting business model. I'll stay tuned - let's see what happens.