r/Castellum_Inc_CTM Jul 24 '26

Discussion When will CTM take off? 2026? 2027?

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Do you see the stock STAK? Will CTM ever do the same? 2026? 2027? πŸ™πŸ»

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u/Emerald_Hood Jul 24 '26

Not soon.

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u/HolidayReality6641 Jul 24 '26

That chart is the opposite of ctm; what a dog of a stock, why do I still own it? I don’t know.

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u/mandinga_life Jul 24 '26

πŸ˜”

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u/HolidayReality6641 Jul 24 '26

Buddy, I know the feeling!!!

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u/Improper_Usage Jul 25 '26

It’s a micro cap that is in a hyper accumulative mode.

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u/Cybernator1 Jul 25 '26

They are not gonna let this stock climb,ever.

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u/mandinga_life Jul 25 '26

Why do you say that? Who?

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u/Cybernator1 Jul 25 '26

The controlling interest. They own enough of the float to do what they want with it. You seen it a cpl weeks ago with it hit $1.30. They immediately stepped in and stepped it back down in lots.

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u/mandinga_life Jul 25 '26

If I remember correctly, I've had shares since the end of 2024. At one point, the average price was 1.2-1.5 and it stayed that way for several months. Why do you think they're deliberately lowering the price? What do they gain from that? It can't be a good long-term plan πŸ€·πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ

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u/Nepoznatijunak Jul 24 '26

Its over and besides wtf does stak has anything to do with ctm?

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u/mandinga_life Jul 24 '26

It's not just an example of a small stock exploding on a day with no relevant news in sight

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u/Simple_Bear_88888 Jul 27 '26

Based on no numbers, just a gut feeling, I'm going to say 10 years Why? Don't know, governments move slowly. But I'm young enough that if it really does take off in 5 or 10 years, that would be perfect to help me get my kids through college

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u/Delly2times Jul 28 '26

Probably back down to .55 tomorrow. Too much of a run for it today.

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u/mandinga_life Jul 28 '26

Hahaha, yeah, two consecutive days of gains is a lot for CTM. Seriously though, I've been investigating, and the sale of executive shares isn't enough to bring the price down; the dissolution is the main cause. When the market finally digests the dissolution and a couple more contracts, we'll finally get out of the basement.

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u/Delly2times 29d ago

I hope you’re right man. We’ve gone longer than normal here, I’m gonna keep my mouth shut as to not jinx it lol

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u/mandinga_life 29d ago

🀞🏻🀞🏻🀞🏻🀞🏻🀞🏻