I got a notice that Weatherflow, the company behind the Tempest weather station network and its AI-enhanced Nearcast prediction technology, is in a "testing the waters" stage to gauge interest in owners' buying stock in the company so it can have resources to scale up and meet demand. With a network of over 80,000 weather stations, the forecast is already eerily accurate over the ones from National Weather Service: which largely relies on aging, outdated equipment at urban centers and airports. Its Nearcast technology is so reliable that companies like Amazon, Disney and even The Weather Channel subscribe to it. With more stations going online all the time, it's just going to get that much better.
I'm not trying to sell stock here: I'm not licensed for that. I am ready to buy some shares, however, as a long-term holding. It seems like a no-brainer to me.