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A Cali First: Boxabl's Regulatory Win

A Cali First: Boxabl's Regulatory Win

Everydae sells in firesale

Caleb Naysmith
October 02, 2024

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Boxabl recently saw another regulatory win after being approved for reduced regulatory inspection in California.

Boxabl Sees Another California Regulatory Win, ‘California Has Been One of the Easiest States to Deal With’

When it rains it pours might be the mantra Boxabl is singing after a string of regulatory wins the past year.

media.hubtas.com/2024/10/02/boxabl-sees-another-california-regulatory-win-to-become-states-first-california-has-been-one-of-the-easiest-states-to-deal-with

Equity crowdfunding alumni Everydae was recently acquired in a firesale after raising over $2 million from everyday investors.

Everydae Acquired By Revolution Prep in Fire Sale

Everydae was an award winning gamified online learning system that gets students to master concepts and classes faster

media.hubtas.com/2024/10/02/everydae-acquired-by-revolution-prep-in-fire-sale

Finally, check out this recent story about Alpha Motors, which is currently raising on StartEngine.

New Electric Truck Beats Ford, GM and Tesla’s Cybertruck by a Mile with 325+ Mile Range and 604 Horsepower

Tesla is still the biggest name in electric vehicles, but dozens of innovative startups are looking to chip away at that dominance every year.

media.hubtas.com/2024/09/23/new-electric-truck-beats-ford-gm-and-teslas-cybertruck-by-a-mile-with-325-mile-range-and-604-horsepower

All these stories and more can be read on Media.Hubtas.Com

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Quant Score Deep Dive: Powur

Powur is interesting because it’s one of the largest solar providers in the country with 1.5% market share. The company is reportedly clearing $300 million in revenue per year. It’s likely they’re raising funds due to a new deal signed with the state of Hawaii, which is expected to bring in $150 million in revenue over the next three years. While this will give them a substantial revenue boost, they are raising at a reduced $100 million valuation likely in order to quickly bring in funds to capture this expansion. While there’s no clear timeline for an IPO, this could give investors a clear opportunity in a powerhouse of a company. If valuations within the solar space recover to even just 2-3x revenue, investors could see a substantial payday in the event of an IPO, not accounting for potential future growth.

More Rate Cuts? Recession or Bull Run?

The Fed cut rates by an unexpected .5 BPS last month after weak job numbers and cooling inflation. This has left some worried about an upcoming recession as investors see what the next stage of the markets will look like. Are they cutting rates because there’s a potential recession coming up, or just to ease pressure on the markets and let them run going into the election?

Currently, it’s not clear. But markets are looking to the job reports for more clarity. If the job market remains strong, which easing rates will help with, then equity crowdfunding and the IPO markets are in for a big win over the next 12 months. A full basis point rate cut could mean a recovery in the IPO market and, thus, more money going into venture funding. Further, this would result in more successful IPOs as small caps continue to recover, and investors have more money for higher-risk investments like IPOs, startups, VC, and small caps.