MNTS Stock: $76M Cash, No Debt, and the Ownership Test
Momentus says its cash position has jumped to about $76 million with no debt. The real question is whether Vigoride progress can become revenue before share-count math absorbs the upside.
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DVLT's next test: cash collection, dilution, and real customer proof
A filing-led diligence review of Datavault AI, focused on revenue quality, cash conversion, dilution, tokenization claims, GPU deployment proof, and validation gates.
OpenAIDX: OneTest has revenue growth, but the new Nasdaq float is dilution math
20/20 Biolabs has a real OneTest cancer-screening revenue base and a fresh Nasdaq listing, but FY2025 losses, negative cash flow, Streeterville financing and resale overhang keep AIDX in a high-risk coverage bucket.
OpenAII: the Florida homeowners bet now keeps more risk
American Integrity is a newly public but seasoned Florida residential property insurer. The latest filings show 437,308 policies in force, $974.8 million of in-force premium, a 75.0% Q1 combined ratio and a reduced non-catastrophe quota share that lets AII kee
OpenAIG: the old crisis ticker is now a combined-ratio test
AIG is now a focused global P&C underwriting and capital-return story. The latest filings show a 90.1 General Insurance combined ratio in 2025, an 87.3 combined ratio in Q1 2026, heavy buybacks, a smaller Corebridge stake and a live CEO transition.
OpenAGO: a $279B guaranty book with a Puerto Rico tail
Assured Guaranty is a financial guaranty insurer with Q1 2026 new-business growth, record adjusted book value per share and a long buyback record, but the equity case still depends on ratings strength, insured-credit losses, PREPA and disciplined capital alloc
OpenAFL: the dividend streak is real, but Japan and the yen still run the model
Aflac is a high-return supplemental insurer with a real capital-return engine, but its quality case still depends on Japan premium trends, yen translation, regulatory capital and investment marks.
OpenAFG: the specialty insurer that only works if reserves stay boring
American Financial Group's Q1 2026 specialty P&C engine produced a 90.3% combined ratio and $206 million of core net operating earnings, but the thesis still depends on reserve quality, catastrophe control and disciplined capital returns.
OpenAudioEye: accessibility SaaS with a debt line hiding inside the growth story
AudioEye sits in a useful corner of software: websites and mobile apps keep needing accessibility testing, monitoring and remediation. The appeal is $41.2 million of ARR, about 78% GAAP gross margin and positive operating cash flow. The catch is that AEYE is s
OpenEnact Holdings: the mortgage-insurance cash machine Genworth still controls
Enact is profitable, overcapitalized against PMIERs, and returning cash through dividends and buybacks, but the public-company thesis still runs through mortgage credit, GSE rules, housing affordability, reinsurance markets, and Genworth's 81% control.
OpenAcme United: the old scissors company quietly turning into a first-aid roll-up
Acme United looks like a sleepy tools business until the filing mix shows first aid at roughly two-thirds of sales, a new My Medic deal, tariff pain, rising debt, and a customer-concentration test.
OpenAmerican Coastal: the Florida hurricane bet that looks brilliant until the weather votes
American Coastal is a concentrated Florida commercial property insurer with excellent recent combined ratios, fast book-value growth, and a fresh catastrophe-bond layer. The hard part is that nearly every attractive metric depends on hurricane losses, reinsura
OpenAble View Global (ABLV) Coverage Bootstrap: China beauty brand management, channel concentration, controlled voting, and listing risk
Official-source baseline for Able View Global using SEC submissions, SEC company facts, the FY2025 Form 20-F, H1 2025 Form 6-K interim statements, December 2025 and March 2026 Forms 6-K, and official peer filings.
OpenArch Capital: the 82% combined-ratio machine with a $34 billion claims bill to keep honest
Arch is not hard to like after an 81.7% combined ratio, $1.0 billion of Q1 net income, and $783 million of buybacks. The harder question is whether reserves, catastrophe losses, mortgage credit, and reinsurance pricing stay friendly enough for that capital mac
OpenAtlantic American Corporation (AAME) Coverage Bootstrap: small insurer, improving 9M results, delayed annual report
Official-source baseline for Atlantic American using SEC submissions, SEC XBRL companyfacts, the FY2024 10-K, Q3 FY2025 10-Q, 2025 earnings 8-K, FY2025 NT 10-K, Nasdaq notice 8-K, CFO resignation 8-K, proxy, and peer SEC filings.
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