SMR pullback/lockup is a long-term buy opportunity; ideal entry $18-20 driven by acquired drone combat firm's ~$100M revenue potential.

Swarmer, which was unbiable, finally pulled back. We had a lock up. If you believe in Eric Prince and if you understand the company they just purchased and that the company they purchased is going to do almost a hundred million in revenue, not like Lifetime this year that makes some of the most important unmanned combat warfare there is, right? They basically make robots but you know tank looking robots. Um, and you realize that Eric's involved and he's the exe non-executive chairman and he's got the connections he does with this acquisition and the revenue they're going to do. The lockup is your opportunity as a long-term investor. Ideally, I keep telling people I'd love 20. Like 1820 is where I'd size up again. Um, but you know, people I know have been buying 22. It rallied to 25. 26 they trim. 18 to 20 is my area as an investor. Look up Eric Prince if you don't understand the guy I'm talking about and say, "Is this a guy that I think I want to put money behind to own a drone/soup to nuts combat war company?" Because this is so much bigger than drones.