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@ZZenCrypto
wtf is this post "toto is in the ai business" They are simply selling their expertise in ceramic to offer it to some Ai companies
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@MorningBrewposted on X
Toto, the toilet company, is in the AI business now The stock is up 25% over the past two days https://t.co/leVciwjYwe
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Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
61% Engaged
42% Positive
19% Negative
Positive
42%
Negative
19%
Neutral
38%
Key Takeaways
What the community is saying — both sides
Supporting
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electrostatic chucks and aerosol deposition parts
used inside fabs, not a novelty side hustle.
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over 50% of operating profit
, used as proof the shift is substantive.
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“flush with cash”
and celebrate the stock’s performance (and some call it shitmaxxing).
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this is different from 2000
because the gains are backed by manufacturing revenue and orders tied to AI demand.
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ticker: TOTDY
and links to filings/news to follow the story.
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toilet jokes and emojis
are used to underline how unexpected it is that a bathroom-products firm is this central to semiconductor supply chains.
Opposing
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Not an AI pivot —
critics say the company is just selling ceramic expertise to AI firms, not building AI products, so calling it “in the AI business” is misleading.
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AI bandwagoning —
responders mock the trend of unrelated makers rebranding themselves with AI ties (“first a shoe company, now a toilet manufacturer”), framing this as hype rather than a genuine shift.
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Pump-and-dump warning —
several replies treat the post as a stock-pumping tactic, pointing to examples like $BIRD (peaked ~$24.30 then fell to $6.
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as a cautionary precedent.
as a cautionary precedent.
Top Reactions
Most popular replies, ranked by engagement
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@TheATeamDream
Now they’re flush with cash
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@FemmeInvestor_
Nvidia builds the chips that run AI Microsoft sells the software that runs AI Toto makes the toilet you sit on while you think about AI one of these just outperformed the other two this week. nothing in traditional sector models covers this.
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@TomoKOMASAKA
ures electrostatic chucks (ESCs) and aerosol deposition (AD) components used inside semiconductor fabrication equipment. ESCs hold silicon wafers in place with electrostatic force during etching processes, where even a nanometer-scale particle can cause defects. TOTO's fine
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@dren_fazliu
first a shoe company, now a toilet manufacturer 🤣
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@IRInvesting
That’s one way to pump a stock
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