Auddia Inc AUUD

$0.48 -0.10 (-17.67%)

Valuation

Market cap
2,786,000
Revenue TTM
$0
Net income TTM
$-7,690,000
P/E (trailing)
0.00
P/E (forward)
—
Profit margin
0.00%
Debt to equity
0.00

Trading

Volume
224,900
Avg volume
950,508
Day's range
$0.45 – $0.58
Shares out
5,803,000
Stochastic %K
6%
Beta
0.38
Analysts
—
Price target
$1.00

Price

Company profile

Auddia Inc. was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado.

Industry
Software - Application
Sector
Technology
Phone
303 219 9771
Website
https://www.auddia.com
Address
1680 38th Street, Suite 130, Boulder, United States

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Alder77 Nov 7, 8:55 AM
$AUUD Getting back in on Friday at 0.46 was a wise move. The price will almost certainly need to recover to better levels before any potential new vote and approval of the merger. We shall see.
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MJag6969 Nov 7, 7:15 AM
$AUUD the vote was never up to us. When I got into this after the spring reverse split and public offering the float was 550k. Than they sold shares and pre funded warrants at 2.36 increasing the float to 5.6m Now those investors held up the vote because they are at a loss. So auud is throwing them a bone. The last 5m warrants get a bonus not one share but two shares ultimately reducing the price to 1.18 per share. ( Subject to share holder approval ) Well 5m out of 5.6m shareholders are the ones that need this to pass so it will pass. It will be voted on at the same time as the merger. Same meeting. Both will pass. That was the screen play from the begining. Smart. Now this last few drops they really smoked out the retail traders. Now time to buy more and keep on being patient.
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MJag6969 Nov 6, 10:29 PM
$AUUD seems like they lowered their warrant price. 1 warrant at $2.30 exchanged for two shares. Putting the target price at 1.15 per share. Now they will need to push this close to 1.15 prior to closing so they can sell the rest of the warrants from the spring. I knew they will not give up on the rest of the warrants.
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AuddiaInc_IR Nov 6, 8:34 PM
$AUUD AI infrastructure needs both computing capacity and a dependable energy system. LT350 is developing a solar parking-lot canopy platform that brings these elements together. Its architecture integrates modular GPU cartridges, battery storage and microgrid controls, with the aim of supporting AI workloads while strengthening local power resilience. Fresh Consulting’s Phase 1 study assessed electrical feasibility, battery integration, inverter systems and utility coordination. By addressing compute and energy within the same design, LT350 aims to make power management an integral part of distributed AI infrastructure. $CRWV $ENPH
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Alder77 Nov 6, 6:35 PM
$AUUD In any case, I was right to wait for this scam to pull back sharply. The lack of volume and strategy told me they were going to tank it. Today, I made an initial re-entry with just 5,000 shares at 0.46, with the option to quadruple that position if there are further pullbacks. That said, I think we’re hitting the bottom. We’re looking at a market cap of only 2.6 million and a year-to-date loss of 95%—frankly, it’s absolutely embarrassing. Now, let’s see what that failure, Thramann, decides to do.
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AuddiaInc_IR Nov 6, 5:28 PM
$AUUD A parking lot can provide space for more than vehicles. LT350 is developing solar canopies designed to house modular AI computing equipment and battery storage overhead while preserving parking use below. Its patented architecture turns underutilized airspace into a potential location for distributed AI infrastructure, bringing computing capacity to sites where businesses already operate. The canopy structure and column footer design were evaluated in LT350’s completed Phase 1 feasibility study with Fresh Consulting. This work supports a central part of the LT350 opportunity: expanding the useful role of existing parking areas. $ENPH $VRT
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Penny0001 Nov 6, 5:11 PM
$AUUD Impressive Thramann, losing +20% on back to back days, should be an award for this level of incompentence. Could have gone for the trifecta if it wasn't Friday. At a third of what this was a month ago, one would think if they really wanted go through this merger they would just buy the shares to get that miniscule 1% they needed.
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Alder77 Nov 6, 4:48 PM
$AUUD That failure, Thramann, is angry because you didn’t approve his disastrous merger—a deal in which he wanted to pay you 20% after having already caused the company to lose 96% of its value. Now he has two options: either buy up the necessary quorum at the lowest possible price, or push the company into bankruptcy. This man, Thramann, is completely incompetent—just look at what he has done, and continues to do, at Aclarion.
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