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My take on GCT Semiconductor: I got in thinking it’s just a small semiconductor play maybe they land some contracts, clean up revenue, and grind their way up. Then they drop a satellite partnership and suddenly I’m imagining them personally flying up there to install chips mid-orbit. Fast forward a bit and somehow every device on Earth is running GCTS silicon, they’re hosting earnings calls from space, and analysts are still asking if $2 is “strong resistance.” Then they casually announce “Phase 2,” which apparently means building infrastructure on the moon because Earth latency is “suboptimal.” Revenue goes vertical, they’ve got lunar WiFi in beta, and the stock still dips because guidance didn’t explicitly mention Jupiter.

Next thing you know, they pivot into biotech by accident because their chips got so advanced they started fixing human cells, and now they’re out here low-key curing cancer between firmware updates. Wall Street’s reaction? “We’d like more clarity on margins.” By Phase 3 they’ve rebranded into a multi-planetary infrastructure company, installed something in the sun for “energy optimization,” and are basically running Mars’ financial system. Meanwhile I’m just sitting here holding shares like yeah… I bought this at $1.67 because I liked the setup, didn’t realize I was investing in the future rulers of the solar system. Anyway that’s how I imagine them taking over and being bigger than nvidia and realistically a low shot for price target is 4590.

All jokes aside i bought like 15390 shares at 1.67 hopefully it goes up. Also they look promising with revenue increase in future and partnerships and they finally confirmed there order of a bunch of chips for 23 bil Korean won. Headquarters in Cali, production in Korea at Samsung I believe.

Did I get this wrong?

My take on GCT Semiconductor: I got in thinking it’s just a small semiconductor play maybe they land some contracts, clean up revenue, and grind their way up. Then they drop a satellite partnership and suddenly I’m imagining them personally flying up there to install chips mid-orbit. Fast forward a bit and somehow every device on Earth is running GCTS silicon, they’re hosting earnings calls from space, and analysts are still asking if $2 is “strong resistance.” Then they casually announce “Phase 2,” which apparently means building infrastructure on the moon because Earth latency is “suboptimal.” Revenue goes vertical, they’ve got lunar WiFi in beta, and the stock still dips because guidance didn’t explicitly mention Jupiter.

Next thing you know, they pivot into biotech by accident because their chips got so advanced they started fixing human cells, and now they’re out here low-key curing cancer between firmware updates. Wall Street’s reaction? “We’d like more clarity on margins.” By Phase 3 they’ve rebranded into a multi-planetary infrastructure company, installed something in the sun for “energy optimization,” and are basically running Mars’ financial system. Meanwhile I’m just sitting here holding shares like yeah… I bought this at $1.67 because I liked the setup, didn’t realize I was investing in the future rulers of the solar system. Anyway that’s how I imagine them taking over and being bigger than nvidia and realistically a low shot for price target is 4590.

All jokes aside i bought like 15390 shares at 1.67 hopefully it goes up. Also they look promising with revenue increase in future and partnerships and they finally confirmed there order of a bunch of chips for 23 bil Korean won. Headquarters in Cali, production in Korea at Samsung I believe.

Did I get this wrong?

My take on GCT Semiconductor: I got in thinking it’s just a small semiconductor play maybe they land some contracts, clean up revenue, and grind their way up. Then they drop a satellite partnership and suddenly I’m imagining them personally flying up there to install chips mid-orbit. Fast forward a bit and somehow every device on Earth is running GCTS silicon, they’re hosting earnings calls from space, and analysts are still asking if $2 is “strong resistance.” Then they casually announce “Phase 2,” which apparently means building infrastructure on the moon because Earth latency is “suboptimal.” Revenue goes vertical, they’ve got lunar WiFi in beta, and the stock still dips because guidance didn’t explicitly mention Jupiter.

Next thing you know, they pivot into biotech by accident because their chips got so advanced they started fixing human cells, and now they’re out here low-key curing cancer between firmware updates. Wall Street’s reaction? “We’d like more clarity on margins.” By Phase 3 they’ve rebranded into a multi-planetary infrastructure company, installed something in the sun for “energy optimization,” and are basically running Mars’ financial system. Meanwhile I’m just sitting here holding shares like yeah… I bought this at $1.67 because I liked the setup, didn’t realize I was investing in the future rulers of the solar system. Anyway that’s how I imagine them taking over and being bigger than nvidia and realistically a low shot for price target is 4590.

All jokes aside i bought like 15390 shares at 1.67 hopefully it goes up. Also they look promising with revenue increase in future and partnerships and they finally confirmed there order of a bunch of chips for 23 bil Korean won. Headquarters in Cali, production in Korea at Samsung I believe.

Did I get this wrong?