VLN (Valens) - Nvidia Margin Robotics Semi with extreme mispricing at $2.5 due to -$82M ticker collision error

Valens looks like extreme mispricing at $2.5. There was a -$82M inventory burn data error used by algorithms and scanners, likely from ticker collision between $VLN and $VLN Toronto. Because of this, algorithms modeled this company to have <1Y runway after spending $82 Million while in reality they still have $93M cash and $11m in inventory. Retail has found out about the ticker collision yesterday.  Yet algorithms have not caught on yet, as they're still modeling negative EV from -$82M burn (this requires manual correction).  Everyone is encouraged to fact check everything below from financials posted to -$82M error on Stonegate, Streetwise, and scanners. $VLN is heavily misunderstood due to its $255M market cap size.  This is not due to company quality and it's definitely not some random micro stock. But an artificial suppression from algorithmic pricing in <1Y runway from $82m burn.  This is a extremely mispriced AI & Robotics fabless chipmaker with: \- Mercedes \- Samsung \- Mobileye (EyeQ6) \- Siemens \- Logitch and many other leading OEMs and Robotics companies as customers. $VLN has  \- Zero Debt.  \- $93.5 Million Cash \- $11 Million + in inventory.  \- \~$80M+ est. forward revenue \- 69.1% gross margins on their robotics/machine vision/industrial vertical (growing 40% Y/Y). Blended margins from their automotive segment brings it down to 63.0%.  If you want to compare similar companies: \- Lattice $LSCC trades around 19x and 23x EV/Revenue.  \- Macom $MTSI, trades around 13x and 16.5x. EV/Revenue.  Valens trades at: 2.4x. Which looks like a glitch.  Even non-premium, 20-30% gross margin, companies trade at 4-5x (more than double current prices). We now see an extreme mispricing of a $NVDA-margin fabless chipmaker in verticals for machine vision in robotics to AI automotive sectors.  Even trading at a normal 10x EV/revenue (no premium) would be $893.5M/106.34M= \-> $8.40 from $2.5. This seems like an algorithmic mispricing of a decade from NYSE and Toronto ticker collision.