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Anyone else still holding NCRA?
Holds NCRA, noting dilution risks but bullish on its pivot to AI and digital assets, seeing attractive risk/reward at its low market cap.
- The company is pivoting from aquaculture to AI infrastructure and digital assets, changing its narrative.
- Small market cap means sentiment could shift significantly if they start delivering on their new initiatives.
- Risk/reward ratio appears attractive at current price levels.
- Real risk of dilution due to the issuance of convertible notes.
- Uncertainty regarding whether the pivot to AI and digital assets will actually be successful.
I’ve been in NCRA for a while now, and honestly I think the market is still trying to figure this company out.
Most of the discussion seems to be about the convertible notes, which is fair. Dilution is a real risk. But at the same time, it feels like people are brushing aside everything the company has been doing lately.
They’re trying to move away from being just another aquaculture company, talking about AI infrastructure, digital assets, partnerships, acquisitions… Whether all of that works is another question, but it’s definitely a different story than it was a year ago.
With a market cap this small, it honestly wouldn’t take much for sentiment to change if they start delivering.
Maybe I’m missing something, but at these levels the risk/reward still looks attractive to me.
Just wondering what everyone else thinks. Are you buying, holding, or staying away?