Back on January 9, 2026, a single institutional investor dropped $1 BILLION on ONDS stock at $16.45 per share. That was actually a 17.5% premium to where the stock was trading the day before. They paid MORE than market price to get in.
Now here is the part worth paying attention to. That same investor got warrants to buy even more shares at $28.00, good for SEVEN years. Think about that. They paid a billion dollars and then locked in the right to buy more at $28. Nobody does that unless they genuinely think the stock gets there.
At today’s price around $8.74 they are sitting on a 47% loss. They are not selling here. That position needs to recover just to break even.
DYOR. Not financial advice. Read the filing yourself.
$ONDS – Someone bet $1 billion this hits $28. The SEC filing proves it.
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Damn they should have bought at $8.50 and saved nearly 75%.
I have a limit buy at $8.
You’ve sparked my interest. Tell me more…
Institutional investors make a lot of mistakes too.
Insider trading
7 years 😂
10m revenue 4b market cap at current price? Lol
Likely a wing of a large institutional credit spread/collar. They haven’t sold because the goal is to have it expire worthless…
I hate seeing these kinds of posts as someone who trades complex options daily for a decade now. It’s like only looking at half the side of my trades. You could cherry pick and I’d either look like a genius making $20m a year, or the worst trader alive losing like $19.8m a year.
In reality, I make 200k. But you can see how if you look at either side in isolation, it looks crazy and you could justify thinking I was extremely bearish or bullish, when in reality, I sell volatility.
how do we short the fund