OSS One Stop Systems Inc

$OSS fuck this bought 3 k more shares at 7.799 ... if someone told me 3 months ago that i could buy under 8 bucks i would have done it ... NO DEBT BIG CASH this yield madness is pulling us down with no reason so ill take my shot in a debtfree company !

$OSS 43.5% insiders + 47.25% tutes +22.8% short right now !!! 113% of shares are sold here … retail not included ! just saying 👀🔥

$OSS 🌐 $OSS Brutal to watch, I’m sitting on a $5.58 average from over a year ago, and after hitting a high of $20.88, the stock has given back a lot all of those gains. 🤯 What makes this frustrating is that OSS is arguably in a much stronger position today than when I originally bought it. The company has continued to improve its business, expand its defense exposure, win new contracts/orders, and build out its technology and customer base. Yet the stock has been crushed by overall market conditions, sentiment, and short-term pressure, rather than what I believe reflects the long-term fundamentals of the company. I obviously wish I had taken some profits around $20, but hindsight is 20/20. At this point, I’m looking at OSS as a 2–3 year investment, not a trade. The question isn’t whether OSS can go back to $20 — it’s whether the company can continue executing and grow into a valuation that makes those levels look reasonable again. Let the business catch up to the stock. $OSS 🚀

$OSS $OSS — The disconnect between the stock price and the actual business fundamentals is getting hard to ignore. Under $9 while the company continues to show strong revenue growth, record bookings, solid gross margins, a strong backlog/book-to-bill, and a growing pipeline in defense, AI/edge computing and other high-growth markets. Yes, there are risks and the market can stay irrational longer than we expect. But at some point, valuation has to reflect the underlying business. The stock is being priced like the fundamentals are deteriorating, while the company’s financials and operating metrics are showing the opposite. The question isn’t whether $OSS can go lower — obviously it can. The question is how long this disconnect between price and fundamentals can realistically last. Fundamentals eventually matter. 📈

$OSS One Stop Systems 2h ago The data center can’t always follow the warfighter. Modern air & missile defense needs computing that can collect, process, fuse, and deliver information closer to the mission. We bring data center-class capabilities to rugged, transportable systems built for the tactical edge. More computing power. Closer to the mission. Built to move.

$OSS The setup is getting VERY interesting. While the stock is sitting around $9, the business continues to stack real catalysts: • Q2 revenue +62% YoY to $9.3M • Record quarterly bookings of $15.1M • Book-to-bill 1.6x in Q2 • 2026 revenue growth guidance raised to 25–30% • $1.3M U.S. Navy rugged storage order • $2.2M commercial robotics production order with potential $10–15M program value over 5 years • New ~$400K Missile Defense Agency-related award using 8 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs OSS is sitting near $9 while the underlying business is growing rapidly and moving multiple programs from prototype → production. The stock is still well below the $20.88 52-week high, but the company is continuing to win business across defense, AI, robotics and edge computing. If OSS keeps converting these programs into recurring production revenue, the story could look very different a year from now. Just watching the fundamentals catch up with the stock. 👀 $OSS $AI $NVDA $DEFENSE $ROBOTICS

$OSS $INTC Ai-pocalypse reminds me of SaaS-pocalypse.. This is temporary noise, big money will come back to Ai stocks in the future. $MU $SNDK

$OSS gonna look to re enter this crime ridden murder fugger next week. Too undervalued.

$OSS AI Overview Based on Elliott Wave theory rules and recent market data for One Stop Systems Inc. (OSS), a Wave 5 price extension could realistically target a range between $25.00 and $31.00, assuming its broader impulse cycle remains intact. Calculating the Wave 5 Targets In a standard five-wave impulsive structure, if Wave 3 is the extended wave (which aligns with OSS's explosive 2026 run from roughly $4.17 to nearly $20.00), technical analysts project the Wave 5 peak using two core Fibonacci guidelines: The Equality Target (Wave 5 = Wave 1): If the final push matches the absolute dollar distance of Wave 1, it typically pushes the stock to a conservative $24.50 – $26.00 range. The 0.618 Fibonacci Extension: Measuring the entire distance from the bottom of Wave 1 to the top of Wave 3, and projecting a 61.8% extension upward from the Wave 4 pullback low (around $8.90–$9.20), yields an optimal target of roughly $29.50 – $31.50. **( some say we are now in wave 5?)**gl

$OSS $OSS this chart is brutal ! im suffering and im put of ammo … thought we rebound the gapfill but the keep on shorting this as if they had 150 m debt 🤌😵‍💫 i mean what is this 😂 1 month till ER, i really hope they do t have any bullshit surprises like last ER -.-

$OSS Revenue is growing 60% yr over yr, 40% margin, zero debt and some clown will comment that the price is going to zero. LMAO This guy should go to the casino instead

$OSS Stage 4. Just remember EDGE Ai is still in the early stages. Have a good weekend OSS Team...

$OSS All this and I am still very green, but, it is difficult to to watch. This company is suffering partly from too many NDA's in my opinion.

$OSS This will likely run again very soon. 2nd half is expected to be stronger to meet earnings guidance. Q3 numbers should be much better QoQ and YoY performance. Healthy pipeline. They are workingbto expand beyond gov contracts into commercial. Small caps are getting killed by the macros, especially rising yields which is affecting leveraged lending and debt repricing. Fortunately for OSS, they don't have any debt and have sufficient liquidity and capital. Strong fundementals.

$OSS bottom is in. Going to fly back to $20 over next few weeks. Hold on to your hats. $GNRC partnership sent it.

$OSS sucks but ima just say this. Oracle was down 66% from highs at one point, same with service now.

$OSS Think of all those institutions that bought in when we placed on the Russell at, what was it, $16.28?

One thing the market may be missing with $OSS: People compare OSS growing ~25–30% with $NVDA growing 100%+ and ask why a much smaller company isn’t growing faster. But NVIDIA’s growth is mostly coming from Data Center: Data Center: +117% YoY Edge Computing: +27% YoY NVIDIA Edge is growing roughly in line with OSS. That suggests the issue may not be OSS. Edge/Physical AI itself is simply much earlier in the cycle. Jensen Huang has said “physical AI is coming online” and called the physical world the next frontier of AI. Look around: we still don’t have autonomous construction sites, large driverless truck fleets, AI-operated aircraft, autonomous defense systems or fully intelligent cities at scale. What we do see everywhere are new data centers. That’s where the AI spending is today. My view: Physical AI may be where data-center AI was around 2016–2019 — real technology and real use cases, but before mass deployment. That matters for $OSS. $NVDA $AMD $MU $SNDK

$OSS Baby bath water situation. Rising rates is bad for small caps in particular as many rely on debt for BAU and growth. OSS doesn’t have any debt and is well positioned to support pipeline contracts. The nature of the business requires upfront payments.

$OSS *( this company is so far under the radar it makes me laugh, Lot's of Easy $$$)** One Stop Systems·17h ago Counter-UAS is moving faster. The computing architecture needs to keep up. At #AUSA2026, we are introducing OCP/VPX hybrid technology: a form-factor-agnostic approach that brings OCP + VPX capabilities together for high-performance computing at the tactical edge. See us in Hall D, Booth 7454, from Oct. 12–14. Email Tom Fries ([email protected]) to set up a meeting, or contact us here: