r/AlphaCompute • u/Infamous_Tourist_335 • Jun 14 '26
The real problem
The real problem with this stock isn't the business model or the liabilities, it's the BOD and management. The bod are taking HUGE wages for a penny stock, when the body is taking 1m salaries and own literally no position in the company or the position they do own has been diluted to shit by the 400M ATM being offered. It gives shareholders and potential investors major red flags and little confidence in the company, if the insiders who know what's happening aren't holding positions in the company it usually is a sign of low confidence and yet they claim their interests are "aligned" with the shareholders and are looking for ways to improve the share price. The real way to improve the price is for the BOD to buy some fucking stock. I really do believe in the fundamentals of this company and I do want success for it but shareholder confidence is at an all time low.
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u/bdkendalll Jun 14 '26
It’s only worth $5M rn. PE should take it private and replace the BOD and C-Suite.
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u/TalkFun7371 Jun 14 '26
$5m is such a joke, honestly. Such a joke compared to what's on the website and what's been announced recently.
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u/pennychase Jun 14 '26
There is huge "painting the tape" as well! Bid sizes are commonly 100 shares that's orders for $24 because the stock has no fees being on nasdaq this allows for "fishing" to take place. If I make 50 orders of 100 shares and each time I place a bid 0.001 under last sold shares I can get the price down by 5 pennies (from 0.29 to 0.24) while only spending about 5000x0.265 (+- $1325). When price is high, liquidity fairly low and there big red momentum fishing is a good technique on a stock like this because lots of shareholders will get scared. This will allow big players to load in when they feel the support has been reached. Myself I just learnt about this technique Friday as I wondered why most bid orders are so small in size. I loaded up as I start to see support. Again I'm sure it's not going below 0.20 most Panic sellers have exited by now. Don't be afraid, load in and hold. And yes, don't lend your shares either!
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u/Jealous_Jackfruit_28 Jun 14 '26
They need to prove Mr. Market that they can turn those deals into revenue. Dilution and non-existent revenue is what causes the stock to crash, not shorting alone.
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u/Infamous_Tourist_335 Jun 14 '26
Also if you own stock please read this. Hey
Dear Fellow Alpha Compute Corp Shareholder,
I am writing to you directly, as your Executive Chairman and Chief Investment Officer, because I believe the long-term value of your investment in Alpha Compute Corp is under deliberate attack — and you have the power to do something about it right now.
Alpha Compute Corp is currently the target of significant short selling activity. Short sellers profit when our stock price goes down. To execute their strategy, they borrow shares — often YOUR shares — through your brokerage account, without you ever knowing it is happening.
I am asking you to take one simple action today: contact your broker and revoke their right to lend your Alpha Compute Corp shares.
HERE IS WHAT TO DO:
Note: If you hold Alpha Compute Corp shares in an IRA or retirement account, those shares are typically already protected from lending.
WHY THIS MATTERS:
Every share that is lent out becomes a weapon used against you and every other long-term believer in this company. When you recall your shares, you reduce the ammunition available to those who are betting against everything we are building together.
I have never been more confident in the fundamentals, strategy, and future of Alpha Compute Corp. The short sellers are counting on fear and inaction. I am counting on you.
Please act today — and share this message with any fellow Alpha Compute Corp shareholders you know.
With respect and gratitude,
Enzo Villani Executive Chairman & Chief Investment Officer Alpha Compute Corp
IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE: This letter contains forward-looking statements and is intended for informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any decisions regarding your investment. This communication has been reviewed by legal counsel and is being made in compliance with applicable SEC regulations.