With market pulling back a large bit today, are there any buys you all are targeting?

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I am now the proud owner of 77 shares of BRUN at 29.08

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I cashed out way too early on BRUN and have been hoping for a red day but it keeps chugging.

Was looking at Electrovaya as well, since you mentioned it.

I need BRUN to get off its high horse this morning so I can jump in

I almost doubled my brun position and probably sold to early but oh well. I picked up some elva as well. Prob gonna sit tight for a bit and hope to catch some more discounts

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now 200 BRUN @28.87
267 ELVA @9.98

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I have a feeling I missed the boat on getting those.

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This the first I'm hearing you mention ELVA

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Only discovered it last night.

I like the battery theme, and the market cap.
Valuation isn't absurd either.
I like the origins and history of CEOs (father then son, very smart people)
They have a niche space in the lithium ion world.
Hold many patents.
The chart looks excellent.
And they are tanking after profitable earnings.
I like the opportunity, but I'm not married to it.

Electrovaya is a Canadian battery company that's been around since 1996, making long-lasting, super-safe lithium-ion batteries mainly used to power electric forklifts in giant warehouses for companies like Walmart. They just had their first profitable year ever in 2025, making about $64 million in sales and actually turning a real profit for the first time. They're building a massive factory in New York to make their own battery cells, which could be a big deal. The stock looks expensive at first glance, but a key ratio (PEG of 0.81) says you're not overpaying for the growth. The risks? They depend heavily on a few big customers, the factory build could go wrong, and big battery giants could come after their market. Small but growing fast — high risk, high reward.

Adjusted EBITDA profitability by quarter: ongoing since roughly mid-2023 (11+ consecutive quarters as of Q1 FY2026)
Net income profitability by quarter: achieved during FY2025, with multiple profitable quarters stacking up
Full-year net income profitability: FY2025 was the first time ever

And the trend is continuing — Q2 FY2026 (just reported) showed revenue of $18.0M (up 20% YoY), gross margin of 33.4%, Adjusted EBITDA of $2.8M, and net profit of $1.0M, with the first six months of FY2026 totaling $33.6M in revenue and $2.1M in net profit. So quarterly profitability now appears to be a durable pattern, not a one-time event

Orcl

I’ve been eyeing AIPO as well.

Really like the theme of that ETF, but Eaton has been dragging it recently