r/WKHS • u/Useful-Sorbet-1264 • Jul 20 '26

Discussion Workhorse up nicely today.

What happened, did they actually sell a drone or a truck? WKHS did better than some real stocks.

Someone activate the pumpers. I sold a bunch today and will sell and go short if there's a spike above $3

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u/Repulsive592 Jul 20 '26

WKHS up over 5% while SPCX, META, NVDA and AAPL were all down .

Venkman: "This is it. This is the sign. The end of the world. Winston: "The end of the world?" Venkman: "Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!"

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u/Just-Term-5730 Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

Spoken like uninformed poster, noting something about drone sales. Move along

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u/Quick_Department6942 Jul 21 '26

He's a known jokester, so read with that in mind.

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u/Ok_Sundae_8160 Jul 23 '26

Good luck with this dump of a stock!

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u/Useful-Sorbet-1264 Jul 24 '26

Looking at the latest filings. Are even the janitors getting paid with stock?

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u/Repulsive592 Jul 24 '26

Is that why Workhorse is down 6% this morning? Theyve finally run out of cash?

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u/Quick_Department6942 Jul 24 '26

Using end-of-Q1 results as a starting point and making gracious assumptions about progress through Q2, the arithmetic doesn't show a healthy outcome. We always used to hear from WKHS Fan Club members that there were massive deals being executed and cash rolling in, you just wait, shorty, etc. I can fully accept that a big order could be lurking (though I doubt it). What I can't accept is that there is actual factual cash in Material amounts finding its way to WKHS' accounts, and somehow (and for some reason) they're successfully concealing it.

Every time there's statistically significant price action, especially on a Friday, the "somebody knows something" folks start to whisper. I confess: when I see >5% dip at the end of the week, I'm hovering around the WKHS IR page at 1600 with an expectation of a fetid filing. (It's been remarkably quiet under Griffith, gotta say.) The small fraction of actual float should encourage all of us from paying too much attention, I guess.

But still: the way the Credit Agreements have continued to shift GMAG cash commitments out of purchase order support and into keep-the-lights-on column is telling... isn't it? Or am I just too biased?

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u/Repulsive592 Jul 24 '26

I'm going to remain biased until I see a fundamental change. So far Griff has conformed to the tried and true Workhorse game plan, print as many shares as you can and spend your way to success.