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This aerospace supplier went from its heyday to an all-out panic...

Not rendering correctly? View this e-mail as a web page here. The Playbook Behind a $78 Billion Aerospace Empire By Joel Litman, chief investment officer, Altimetry Nick Howley and Doug Peacock turned their looming job loss into a $78 billion opportunity... Howley and Peacock were senior executives at a small conglomerate called Imo Industries. Imo owned a handful of aerospace businesses in the twilight of the Cold War. It used the junk-bond market to fund several major purchases that boosted its offerings... like power-transmission supplier Incom, and Varo, which made night-vision equipment. This acquisition strategy helped Imo triple its revenue between 1987 and 1991. It seemed like the good times would never end. Then the Soviet Union collapsed. With the Cold War over, the U.S. no longer needed such a robust defense budget... Imo's biggest customer just wasn't buying like it used to. The company went from its heyday to an all-out panic. Revenue was shrinking... right as bondholders came knocking. To make matters worse, the company was facing roughly 7,000 lawsuits alleging asbestos-related injury. It looked like it might be the end of Imo. But Howley and Peacock weren't ready to give up. Recommended Links: These Stocks Could Soar Thanks to Musk's Latest Move: List Goes Live August 27 Professor Joel Litman is tracking a fast-developing new Elon Musk project in rural Texas. He's going live Thursday, August 27 at 8 p.m. Eastern time to share what he has learned – and how it could double your money in the next 30 days or less. Click here to attend LIVE online as Joel announces the list. By Tomorrow, At Least Skim Marc Chaikin's Horrifying Prediction The Wall Street legend who called the 2025 crash – 13 days before it unfolded – has a dire new warning for August 26. A sell-off could soon sweep 95.7% of stocks, while a new bull market could begin among 4.3% of AI stocks. See his full evidence here, including four free recommendations. The duo worked in Imo's aerospace division. They oversaw businesses like Wiggins Connectors, which made fluid system fittings... Adel Fasteners, a producer of clamps and fastening systems... and Aeroproducts, which supplied pumps and power-control components. These aerospace segments were still profitable. But as defense spending fell, they'd been receiving less and less attention. Imo's management team was focused on scraping together enough cash to pay off its mounting debt. Nobody at Imo had time for a shrinking aerospace industry anymore. Nobody, that is, except Howley and Peacock. They led a leveraged buyout of Imo Industries' aerospace businesses for roughly $56 million... Imo got enough cash to keep the lights on. And Howley and Peacock's business got a second shot at life. The pair named their new company TransDigm (TDG). They set out with a simple, if ambitious, business model... It would gobble up other small, unloved aerospace suppliers... While focusing on companies that had already received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration ("FAA")... Meaning aircraft makers pretty much had to buy from them. FAA approval is a long, complicated process. Aircraft operators rarely change suppliers once a part is approved. It's just too much hassle. That creates a huge opportunity... if you know how to take advantage of it. Suppliers like TransDigm enjoy decades of "replacement demand" after their parts are installed. TransDigm started small... Its first "major" deal came in 1999, when it spent $41 million on Adams Rite Aerospace. That was about one-third the size of TransDigm's entire business. Two years later, it dropped $160 million for Champion Aerospace. By 2007, it could afford to spend $442 million a pop. And just three years later, in 2010, it bought a business called McKechnie Aerospace for a cool $1.4 billion. All told, TransDigm has scooped up more than 100 smaller players since Howley and Peacock struck out on their own in the '90s. It grew from a handful of orphaned part-makers into a $78 billion industry giant. TransDigm's rise was never really about aerospace. It was about a formula – find a supplier with a captive customer base, buy it cheap, and let the replacement demand do the rest. That formula still works today. Watch for strategic acquirers rolling up niche, regulatory-approved suppliers with locked-in customers. That's the exact setup that turned a $56 million buyout into a $78 billion behemoth. Regards, Joel Litman August 24, 2026 Tell us what you think of this content We value our subscribers' feedback. To help us improve your experience, we'd like to ask you a couple brief questions. Click here to rate this e-mail A publication from You have received this e-mail as part of your subscription to Altimetry Daily Authority. 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We Pulled Up (NASDAQ: GOAI) First Thing This Morning — A Four-Star General, a Drone Deal, and a Float Under 16M Heading Into the Open

Any content you receive is for information purposes only. Always conduct your own research. *Sponsored Market Crux Has Eva Live Inc. (NASDAQ: GOAI) At The Top Of The Watchlist This Morning—Monday, August 24, 2026 Don’t Miss Our Next Update—Get Real-Time Alerts Sent Directly To Your Phone. Up To 10X Faster Than Email. Get GOAI on Your Screen While It’s Still Early… August 24, 2026 Dear Reader, We’re now inside 90 minutes to the opening bell, and (GOAI) is entering the morning with a rapidly expanding list of developments behind it. A cluster of fresh developments across defense, AI, and advanced communications has pushed one Nasdaq-listed company onto our screen heading into Monday. On August 6, a company with a market cap around $100M — signed a funded development agreement to build jam-resistant military communications drones. Three days before that, a retired four-star U.S. Army general had joined its defense advisory board. Two weeks before that, it signed a letter of intent to acquire a semiconductor company with 260+ patents and two decades of mmWave engineering behind them. And running underneath all of it is an AI advertising engine that just posted 82.6% revenue growth… The company is Eva Live Inc. (NASDAQ: GOAI). What's happening here deserves a careful look — not because any single announcement is definitive on its own, but because the pace and breadth of what's been filed over the past several weeks is hard to ignore at this valuation. Eva Live Inc. (NASDAQ: GOAI) operates four subsidiaries — advertising, defense, healthcare, and quantum computing — all sharing a single AI core called EvaXAI. The defense arm in particular has been executing at a pace worth watching… Eva Live Inc. (NASDAQ: GOAI) is topping our watchlist this morning—Monday, August 24, 2026. According to Yahoo Finance, (NASDAQ: GOAI) has a float less than 16M listed as available to the public—with a float that small, the potential exists for big moves if demand begins to shift. The Revenue Case First Start with the commercial fundamentals, because they anchor everything else. Eva Live Inc. (NASDAQ: GOAI) reported 2025 revenue of $17M — an 82.6% year-over-year increase from $9.3M the prior year, giving the company a significantly larger commercial base heading into 2026. That's not a modest uptick. That's the kind of acceleration that signals a platform gaining real traction with its customer base. Active clients grew 25% during the same period. Operating expenses compressed from 139.92% of revenue in 2024 down to 51.75% in 2025 — a structural efficiency improvement, not a one-quarter anomaly. That commercial engine runs through two proprietary products built on the company's shared EvaXAI platform… NeuroServe is the real-time AI advertising engine — it uses reinforcement learning to continuously adjust bidding, media allocation, and fraud detection across digital channels. Think of it as the demand-generation layer of the GOAI architecture. And FastQuoteDirect extends that architecture into the lead generation market, replacing traditional online forms with dynamic AI-driven interactions that guide consumers through quoting in real time across home and financial services verticals. FastQuoteDirect performs qualification automatically, functioning as a category expert — filtering fraud, reducing friction, and lowering customer acquisition costs for the businesses on the platform. What matters here is the closed-loop structure. The advertising engine fills the funnel. The quoting engine converts it. Both run on shared AI infrastructure — and that infrastructure is the same one powering the company's defense, healthcare, and quantum computing subsidiaries. So every improvement to the commercial core strengthens the entire group… That's the kind of architectural advantage worth paying attention to when evaluating GOAI at any market cap. Three Defense Milestones in Rapid Succession Now layer in the defense buildout — because this is where the evidence gets especially dense. Milestone one: On June 16, Eva Defense Inc. was established as a wholly owned subsidiary focused on autonomous systems, drones, and defense technologies. Milestone two: On August 3, the company announced the formation of Eva Defense's advisory board, appointing retired General Robert Brooks Brown — a four-star U.S. Army general — and Ross Mandel, a cy-ber-security and data privacy advisor at Squire Patton Boggs, as its first two members. The advisory board isn't ceremonial. The company describes it as hands-on, charged with directing product development to the exacting standards of government and defense customers. That distinction matters — it signals intent to build to government-grade specifications from the start, not retrofit commercial technology after the fact. Milestone three: On August 6, Eva Live Inc. (NASDAQ: GOAI) signed a development agreement with Boumarang Inc. to build a sub-55-pound jam-resistant communications drone — a DDIL-capable unmanned aircraft system designed to maintain operations where GPS and radio links are degraded or denied. The program is funded at $1.2M over twelve months, organized around staged technical gates — feasibility, proof of concept, field test, and beta gate — with Eva Defense approval required at each stage before proceeding. The target: 10 to 20 field-tested, beta-ready prototypes and a low-rate initial production plan with an NDAA-compliant supplier base. Boumarang, a Delaware corporation formed in 2024 that develops hydrogen-powered, AI-enabled unmanned air and maritime systems, was selected for its expertise in autonomous aircraft engineering, RF communications, and prototype manufacturing. That's three significant defense milestones in under two months — each one building on the last in a clear sequence. The formation gives GOAI its defense subsidiary. The advisory board gives that subsidiary credibility and direction. And the Boumarang agreement gives it a funded, milestone-driven development program with a defined engineering output… And there's a fourth piece that adds another dimension entirely… The Airbeam Acquisition and What It Brings In July, Eva Live Inc. (NASDAQ: GOAI) signed a Letter of Intent to acquire a controlling 51% interest in Airbeam Wireless Technologies — a wireless semiconductor company delivering 60GHz connectivity solutions for next-generation wireless networks and autonomous systems. The proposed deal values Airbeam at approximately $16M. What it could bring to the table: access to more than 260 patents and semiconductor design assets covering WiHD, WiGig, and advanced millimeter-wave technologies. The R&D lineage behind those assets is extensive… According to the company, the technology traces back more than two decades through pioneering work at UC Berkeley's Wireless Research Center, SiBeam, Silicon Image, and Lattice Semiconductor — with more than $150M in cumulative research and development supporting the portfolio. Rather than building millimeter-wave semiconductor capability from scratch — which would require years of engineering and significant capital — GOAI is acquiring a mature technology foundation with proven heritage, extensive intellectual property, and years of commercial validation already behind it. Airbeam's millimeter-wave modules deliver multi-gigabit wireless backhaul capable of supporting real-time AI processing at the edge — the precise communications layer that autonomous drone swarms need to operate effectively in contested environments. Eva Defense intends to combine that beamforming technology with its own AI platform to develop what it describes as a next-generation communications architecture for autonomous swarm operations… Highly directional, adaptive, high-bandwidth — designed to establish secure links between autonomous systems while supporting distributed mesh networking. Unlike conventional omnidirectional radio systems, Airbeam's directional millimeter-wave approach is engineered to maintain communication even in electronically contested environments — which is exactly the gap GOAI's Boumarang drone program is designed to fill. The defense drone market is projected to exceed $20B by 2030 according to MarketsandMarkets and Grand View Research. Eva Defense has also formed a dedicated cy-ber-security task force to pursue acquisitions and partnerships in AI-powered digital defense — extending the subsidiary's mandate beyond drones into what management calls "the single biggest frontier for AI." The cy-ber-security angle is worth weighing as additional evidence of the company's multi-front approach — another vertical being built on the same shared infrastructure. Meanwhile, the underlying platform — EvaXAI — connects all four subsidiaries (Eva Media, Eva Defense, Eva Health, Eva Quantum) through a single shared technology core. Every deployment feeds data and model improvements back into the shared codebase… A capability engineered for one market benefits them all. Here’s Why We Have All Eyes On (NASDAQ: GOAI) This Morning, Monday, August 24, 2026… 1. 82.6% Revenue Growth on Record: GOAI reported $17M in 2025 revenue, up from $9.3M the prior year, with active clients expanding 25% and operating expenses compressing from 139.92% to 51.75% of revenue. 2. Small-Float: With less than 16M shares listed as available in the public float, the potential exists for big moves if demand begins to change. 3. Funded Drone Development Program: A twelve-month, $1.2M development agreement with Boumarang Inc. targets 10–20 field-tested prototypes of a sub-55-pound DDIL-capable jam-resistant communications drone with an NDAA-compliant supplier base. 4. Proposed 260+ Patent Acquisition: The LOI to acquire 51% of Airbeam Wireless Technologies could bring access to 260+ patents and advanced mmWave semiconductor technology backed by a $150M+ R&D lineage through UC Berkeley, SiBeam, Silicon Image, and Lattice Semiconductor. 5. Senior Military Advisory Board: Retired four-star General Robert Brooks Brown and cy-ber-security advisor Ross Mandel have been appointed to Eva Defense's advisory board with a hands-on mandate to direct military-grade product development. 6. Active Cy-ber-security Expansion: A dedicated internal task force is now pursuing acquisitions and partnerships in AI-powered digital defense, extending Eva Defense's mandate into one of the fastest-moving segments of the global technology sector. 7. Shared AI Technology Core: All four subsidiaries — Eva Media, Eva Defense, Eva Health, and Eva Quantum — run on a single EvaXAI platform, meaning model improvements from any subsidiary flow back to strengthen every application across the group. Get GOAI on Your Screen While It’s Still Early… At Market Crux, we look for situations where multiple developments begin reinforcing the same broader story. And that is what has our attention with GOAI right now. The company reported $17M in 2025 revenue, up from $9.3M the prior year, while active clients increased 25% and operating expenses fell sharply as a percentage of revenue. Then there is the defense buildout. Eva Defense has a funded 12-month, $1.2M development agreement with Boumarang Inc. targeting 10 to 20 field-tested prototypes of a sub-55-pound DDIL-capable communications drone designed for difficult operating environments. GOAI has also added retired four-star U.S. Army General Robert Brooks Brown and cy-ber-security advisor Ross Mandel to Eva Defense’s advisory board, bringing senior military and cy-ber-security experience into the company’s defense-development effort. The proposed Airbeam transaction adds another layer. If completed, that deal could bring access to 260+ patents and advanced mmWave semiconductor technology tied to more than $150M in cumulative R&D through a lineage that includes UC Berkeley, SiBeam, Silicon Image, and Lattice Semiconductor. Eva Defense has also formed a dedicated internal task force focused on acquisitions and partnerships in AI-powered digital defense. And underneath all of this is GOAI’s broader structure: Eva Media, Eva Defense, Eva Health, and Eva Quantum, all built around the company’s shared EvaXAI technology core. Add in a public float listed below 16M shares, and there are several distinct reasons why Market Crux will be keeping this name close to the screen. Revenue growth. A funded drone program. Senior military leadership. A proposed 260+ patent transaction. Cy-ber-security expansion. And a shared AI platform spanning four subsidiaries. When the bell rings this morning, GOAI will be front and center. Take a few minutes with it while it’s still early. Sincerely, Gary Silver Managing Editor, Market Crux MarketCrux.com (“MarketCrux” or “MC” ) is owned by Headline Media LLC, MC is not responsible for its accuracy. 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These 5 Key Potential Catalysts Put Low Float (Nasdaq: GOAI) On Radar Early This AM

The most consequential Eva Live, Inc. (Nasdaq: GOAI)

Any content you receive is for information purposes only. Always conduct your own research. *Sponsored These 5 Key Potential Catalysts Put Low Float (Nasdaq: GOAI) On Radar Early This AM *Get Our Updates Faster—Tap Here To Receive SMS Alerts* August 24th Greetings, Friend! The most consequential Eva Live, Inc. (Nasdaq: GOAI) announcement of the summer did not involve aircraft. On July 20th, 2026, the company signed a letter of intent for a controlling 51% of Airbeam Wireless Technologies, with an option on the remaining 49%, valuing Airbeam near $16Mn. Airbeam is a wireless semiconductor company founded in 2019, working in 60GHz connectivity. Its product portfolio, acquired from Lattice Semiconductor, carries more than 260 patents and design assets across WiHD, WiGig and advanced millimeter-wave technology. The release traces that intellectual property back two decades through the UC Berkeley Wireless Research Center, SiBeam, Silicon Image and Lattice, representing more than $150Mn of cumulative development work. For a company whose market value sits near $91Mn (8/21/26), that would be a meaningful asset base to move under one roof. Management framed the combined defense, satellite and AI communications markets as a $3Tn addressable set over the coming decades. And last week? GOAI closed Friday with some momentum. That momentum helped GOAI move above 3 key technical levels that may be suggesting that chart support is strengthening. Take a look: That's a 6-month chart of GOAI showing it closing above its: 20-Day Simple Moving Average (SMA), its 50-Day SMA, and its 13-Day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) on Friday. It's definitely a chart worth watching closely this week. GOAI moved from the OTCQB to Nasdaq on January 28th, 2026 with the ticker unchanged. In April the company reported fiscal 2025 revenue of $17.04Mn, up 82.6%, net income of $8.13Mn against a $3.75Mn prior-year loss, and enterprise accounts rising to 20 from 15. June brought three actions in twelve days: a letter of intent to acquire Psquared, a performance marketing firm credited with more than $50Mn of revenue over four years on an unaudited basis; the formation of Eva Defense, Inc. as a wholly owned subsidiary; and a cy-ber-security task force stood up beneath it. August closed the loop with hardware. An advisory board was formed on August 3rd naming General Robert Brooks Brown, U.S. Army (Ret.), and Ross Mandel of Squire Patton Boggs LLP, and disclosing three defense programs in development. On August 6th, Eva Defense signed a $1.2Mn, twelve-month development agreement with Boumarang Inc. for a jam-resistant communications drone. About The Company: Eva Live, Inc. (Nasdaq: GOAI) Eva Live, Inc. is an AI software company selling into digital advertising. The platform is built around NeuroServer, an ad engine the company says runs more than 10,000 simultaneous campaigns, and Eva Brain, an autonomous agent layer that creates, bids and optimizes campaigns across five major ad platforms without a human campaign team, which the company reports delivering up to a 40% improvement in return on ad spend. FastQuote Direct handles conversational lead capture and FraudFence screens traffic quality. Revenue is generated from managed campaign spend and platform services sold to enterprise accounts. The operating structure now spans three pieces: the commercial software business, the wholly owned Eva Defense subsidiary, and two pending transactions, Psquared and Airbeam, each subject to diligence and definitive agreements. Additional Sources: GOAI Website. Sector Analysis Two new markets could now touch this company, and each is growing for a different reason. Grand View Research sized the global millimeter-wave technology market at $3.75Bn in 2023 and projects $38.55Bn by 2030, a 39.7% compound rate, which is the category Airbeam's 60GHz portfolio sits inside. Security is the larger pool. Gartner puts worldwide end-user spending on information security at an estimated $240Bn in 2026, a 12.5% increase over a forecasted 2025, with security software the fastest growing segment and AI cited as a driver on both sides of the threat equation. From The Company's Own Words “Artificial intelligence will define the next generation of autonomous systems, but intelligence alone isn't enough. Those systems must communicate securely, instantly and intelligently.” - David Boulette, CEO, on the Airbeam letter of intent, July 20th, 2026 That quote is the clearest statement of strategy the company has issued this year. It explains why an advertising software vendor would pay attention to a millimeter-wave patent portfolio, and it connects the drone work to the semiconductor work rather than leaving them as separate headlines. Five Potential Catalysts Put (Nasdaq: GOAI) On Monday's Radar 1.) A Patent Portfolio Potentially Arriving Through A Single Transaction. The proposed 51% of Airbeam carries more than 260 patents and design assets in 60GHz connectivity, which would give GOAI technical depth disproportionate to its size, per the July 20th release. 2.) A Float Sitting Under 16Mn Shares Means The Potential For Volatility May Be Significant. With about 15.44Mn shares in its float, GOAI reads as a low float idea, which means the potential for heightened volatility may be significant. 3.) Three Potential Growth Markets Under One Structure. Advertising software, millimeter-wave communications and defense autonomy each carry their own demand curve, and GOAI now has a disclosed an aim to grow a presence in all three. 4.) A Development Program With Dated Monthly Milestones. The twelve-month Boumarang agreement runs on defined gates through July 2027, making progress at GOAI measurable against a published schedule, per the August 6th release. 5.) A Revenue Base Behind The Expansion. Fiscal 2025 revenue of $17.04Mn, an 82.6% increase, means the strategy at GOAI is being built on top of an operating business rather than a concept. Closing Read Eva Live, Inc. (Nasdaq: GOAI) has given the market an unusual amount to verify. Eight months produced a Nasdaq debut, a full-year revenue increase of more than 80%, a new subsidiary, a security unit, two letters of intent and a development agreement with monthly payments running into 2027. Every one of those items is dated and publicly sourced. What remains open is conversion. Letters of intent are not closed transactions and a development program is not a customer contract. That is precisely why the name could worth tracking rather than filing away. Read the releases as they land, note which dates get met, and let the sequence answer the question for you. Coverage is officially underway on Eva Live, Inc. (Nasdaq: GOAI). Stay tuned for updates coming soon. Be on your toes. All the best, Dane James Editor Market Pulse Today (Remember: St-ock Prices Could Be Significantly Lower Now From The Original Dates I Provided.) *MarketPulseToday.com (“MarketPulseToday” or “MPT” ) is owned by Thousand Sun Media LLC, MPT is not responsible for its accuracy. Make sure to always do your own research and due diligence on any day and swing profile MPT brings to your attention. Any emojis used do not have a specific defined meaning, and may be used inconsistently. 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