/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53936384
SKYT is a good find but as my income is already from STEM memes I try to avoid tech-heavy stocks to avoid concentration risk. Would honestly probably buy it otherwise.

As for finds thus far, to give a general idea, some tickers I have in my notes are ASIX, MLR, AVD, WIRE (last one already pumped a lot) - bear in mind I've only briefly looked over these, and it's possible some might have overseas production I missed on first glance. Still kind of in the "first pass" stage of just finding any companies that vaguely meet what I'm looking for. Basically though, the typical profile in this category seems to be a sleepy small cap that IPO'd in the 90's when it was fashionable and never reverted to a private company but did well enough not to go bankrupt. I am looking for "low-tech", mature, well-understood manufacturing processes that were outsourced to Ch*na purely on cost, stuff like chemicals and physical fabrication. There's honestly a real possibility that the actual play for this is to find what I just described but in Mexico, the Philippines, maybe India but I feel like there's some market for quick-turn & short-run items in the USA which could grow if more trade barriers go up.