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Lots of hype for alpine industries ALPP.

Apparently they have some drone tech that flies 3x longer than any competitor and they are getting some government contracts.

I can’t find ALPP in Robinhood. Are we sure that’s the correct ticker?

Ok, bought a couple of shares of ELYS just to get it on my radar. Made a few moves at the end of yesterday to free up some money to re-invest today.

ET and NLY both pay 10%+ dividends and both have room to go up.

I think very minimum is they have to be at $3 but the standard is being at $4 plus some other things which I believe they will meet if they get there.

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ALPP is have a strong month and supposedly there are more gov contracts in the works. The main goal right now seems to be listing on the NYSE. They can reverse split to get there, but I think they are hoping for organic growth to get to the $4 mark. Once it’s listed on NYSE it will explode

Do we need to start an official thread and get this thing pumped up?

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This will help ALPP !

Edit: they said that DJI was 80% of the market. That is a big hole available to fill.

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Maybe a little. From what I've read about ALPP, their drone subsidiaries will be making drones for commercial use. This is from Yahoo finance..."As we expand our footprint in the drone market, these new subsidiaries will serve to subdivide our drone tech into two categories; (1.) EMS services: Impossible Aerospace has already proven the viability of the US-1 drone through its relationships with law enforcement and the US Air Force. Its unparalleled flight time will assist with countless future applications. Additionally, people may be surprised by the lifting capabilities of the US-1 and to know that it is scalable. (2.) Delivery: Part 135 certification permits a company to deliver beyond visual line of sight. We, at Alpine 4, are highly motivated to enter the drone delivery space. The addition of an alternative airframe to the US-1, would be specifically to achieve long distance delivery, allowing us to provide a multitude of solutions to the market. The acquisition of Impossible Aerospace represents more than one drone company, but rather the first building block in our drone division," commented Ian Kantrowitz of Alpine 4's executive leadership team."

On the other hand, DJI's bread and butter are drones made for private use (hobbyist, photography enthusiast, children, etc). I don't see much overlap in those markets. Also, just how long will DJI (or any Chinese owned company) be on this blacklist once Comrade Biden takes office?