$SYM: The Hidden Automation Giant I'm back, folks. After some pricey mistakes, I'm fully in on Symbotic ($SYM) again. You might recall me from 7 months ago when I said this was the future of warehouse automation, a sleeper AI + robotics play. It was around $25-30 then. Fast forward to now: it's at $54 and yet... nothing. No hype. No CNBC fuss. Still under the radar despite being one of the few real AI robotics plays outside of Amazon. The facts It's powering warehouses for Walmart, Target, and Albertsons with AI + robotics that makes Boston Dynamics look like Legos. $SYM has been quietly working. Not on FinTwit. Not on CNBC. Not even getting memed. This one's super under the radar, and that's why I'm optimistic. They have $22 BILLION in orders. Even if they signed no new customers tomorrow (they will), they're still making robot money. So far, it's only in the US. Their system is modular and scalable. Global expansion is next. Imagine when it hits Europe or Asia and people see robots don't need visas or sleep. Walmart is using "dark stores" for online orders only. I messed up: Bought 10k at $27.50. Sold at $31.50, 3 days before it took off. Why? My mom said Tokyo would be hit by a massive earthquake on July 5th and markets would crash. Twist: No earthquake. No crash. Just Symbotic becoming a leader. I no longer talk to my mom. I re-entered at $32 like a silly fan and have been holding on since. At $54, you might think it's priced in. It's not. With a $30B valuation, this is transformative tech, and if it goes well, $100B market cap is possible. It'll get hyped hard once the media, analysts, and sheep see it's not just another AI story. What's next? Cry as it hits $75-100 and think about lost opportunity