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

VLN even last year was a low margin, automotive chipmaker (low 40's gross margin) with single supplier concentration risk on Mercedes. This segment declining -37.9%. There's been a lot of material changes since then, and they were able to pivot their core IP to a new chipset for broad applications from machine vision in robotics to medical verticals, with Nvidia like 69-70% gross margins. That vertical now makes up 75%+ of their revenue (growing 40%+ Y/Y), while their automotive segment decreased 37%+. If there was no -$82M burn modeled, Valens might be trading above $10+ today with 10-12x EV Multiple (on the low end still) given to robotics and AI segments.  I'd encourage you to do valuation math based on current numbers rather than just looking at a chart.