Sign in

    Unknown Analyst

    Managing Director at Morgan Stanley

    Adam Jonas is a Managing Director at Morgan Stanley, leading the Global Auto & Shared Mobility Research team with a specialization in the automotive industry and cross-sector efforts in space mobility. He covers major automotive companies, consistently producing leading research and engaging with clients across technology, real estate, and automotive sectors, although specific quantitative performance metrics or rankings (such as TipRanks ratings) are not publicly detailed. Jonas began his analyst career with a research role in Europe before joining Morgan Stanley in 1999, ultimately rising to lead the firm's global auto research operations in New York. As a senior leader, he brings deep collaborative expertise and innovative thinking, evidenced by his progression to head of research and his high engagement with senior clients, though explicit securities licenses or FINRA credentials are not specified in available sources.

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Luckin Coffee (LKNCY) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Luckin Coffee (LKNCY) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    The analyst asked about the drivers of the strong same-store sales growth (SSSG), including the price vs. volume split, and the outlook for SSSG for the remainder of the year.

    Answer

    Management stated that the SSSG improvement was primarily volume-driven. Key factors included strong market demand, maturation of recently opened stores, and favorable weather. They confirmed the 8.1% SSSG was a combination of solid fundamentals and some temporary tailwinds, and they expect this growth rate to moderate in the upcoming quarters while remaining positive.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to RESEARCH FRONTIERS (REFR) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to RESEARCH FRONTIERS (REFR) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Expressed frustration with the stock's poor performance over the past three years, attributing it to a lack of significant revenue rather than a lack of promotion, and asked about the timeline for achieving major contracts.

    Answer

    The executive agreed that higher revenues are the key to improving the stock price and attracting institutional investment. He stated that the company is working hard to secure and announce new business as soon as possible.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to B. Riley Financial (RILY) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to B. Riley Financial (RILY) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    The analyst asked about the company's plans for improving liquidity and the balance sheet over the next six months, the run-rate performance and cash flow potential of the core businesses, the valuation of remaining assets like GlassRatner and telecom, and whether the new Oaktree credit facility permits debt buybacks.

    Answer

    The executive stated that the primary focus is on reinvesting in and growing the core businesses (broker-dealer, wealth management, advisory). They will opportunistically monetize non-core assets to strengthen the balance sheet but declined to provide specific run-rate EBITDA guidance, instead pointing to historical performance. The executive also confirmed that the new credit facility does not currently allow for open-market bond repurchases.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to M-tron Industries (MPTI) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to M-tron Industries (MPTI) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Inquired about the new connectivity partnership's structure, funding, and potential for competition with M-tron's own M&A. Also asked for clarification on the criteria for 'accretive' acquisitions and details about the management team's incentive structure.

    Answer

    The executive explained the connectivity partnership is a new fund targeting $200M-$250M, where M-tron will be a GP investor, not committing a meaningful amount of its cash. A right of first refusal will be established to prevent competition. Accretive acquisitions are judged on an immediate EBITDA basis, targeting companies with at least $2M-$5M in EBITDA. Management incentives are currently cash-based bonuses tied to company performance plans, supplemented by restricted stock grants.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to BeOne Medicines (ONC) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to BeOne Medicines (ONC) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Asked about 2025 guidance expectations for TEVIMBRA in the US/EU and which combination with the BTK degrader the company is most excited about.

    Answer

    For TEVIMBRA, the company is investing in a targeted way in the US and EU and will provide updates as they gain more market experience. For the BTK degrader, they are excited about all planned combinations as they target different indications: combinations with sonrotoclax and BRUKINSA are exciting for CLL, while the CD20 bispecific combination is exciting for other indolent lymphomas.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Embracer Group AB/ADR (EBCRY) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Embracer Group AB/ADR (EBCRY) leadership • Q3 2025

    Question

    Asked about the cash flow timing for Q3 subscription deals, the outlook for similar deals next year, and the risk of delays for the two AAA games scheduled for FY '26.

    Answer

    Cash from Q3 deals comes in over the current and next quarter. The company does not expect large one-off subscription deals next year, anticipating a continuation of the current, more modest deal environment. They acknowledge a 'higher risk' of at least one of the two FY '26 AAA titles slipping into the next year but state they would delay if it meant improving quality, as the long-term value is more important than hitting a specific quarter.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to ORION ENERGY SYSTEMS (OESX) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to ORION ENERGY SYSTEMS (OESX) leadership • Q3 2025

    Question

    Asked about the assumptions behind the $100-$200 million revenue potential range, whether the company is using pricing adjustments to motivate clients amid project delays, details on a specific automotive OEM project, and the impact of the political climate on government projects.

    Answer

    The revenue range is based on the variable timing and phasing of large project rollouts, which are mostly lighting-related. The company stated that project delays are due to macro factors, not pricing, as the ROI is already strong. The automotive project is part of a regular facility retrofit cycle, accelerated by fluorescent bans. Management sees minimal impact from federal policy changes on their outlook and noted that DoD lighting projects are proceeding.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Hyliion Holdings (HYLN) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Hyliion Holdings (HYLN) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    The analyst asked about the key learnings from the KARNO generator's beta testing period, details about the 2-megawatt data center product, and how the KARNO generator compares competitively against fuel cells and traditional gensets on metrics like cost and efficiency.

    Answer

    The company stated that key learnings from the alpha phase were incorporated into the beta design, which is performing well and on track for initial customer deliveries by year-end. The 2-megawatt data center product is a packaging of 10 existing 200-kilowatt generators, which minimizes new development risk. Competitively, the KARNO generator is expected to have a lower upfront cost, be about one-third the size of a comparable fuel cell (improving energy density), and offer better maintenance and reliability.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Vaxart (VXRT) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Vaxart (VXRT) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    The analyst asked about the enrollment progress and potential for an interim analysis for the Phase IIb COVID-19 study, and also requested more details on the FDA's feedback regarding the norovirus program.

    Answer

    Executives stated that enrollment for the COVID study is on track with strong interest and no issues. An interim analysis is being considered with BARDA, but the primary focus is on completing the full 12-month study. Regarding the norovirus program, the company received clarity from the FDA on the path forward but is not disclosing the specific details of the required clinical data at this time.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Kolibri Global Energy (KGEI) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Kolibri Global Energy (KGEI) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Asked about the two existing drilled but uncompleted (DUC) wells, the influence of the new Director of Engineering on the longer lateral strategy, the evolution of the field development plan, and the potential for acreage expansion with improved well economics.

    Answer

    The company stated the DUCs will remain 1-mile laterals, with completion timing dependent on the 2025 budget. The move to longer laterals was enabled by improved drilling capabilities and is supported by the new engineering director. The full field development plan is being updated and will be shared after the next third-party reserve report is finalized. Successful longer laterals could indeed expand the economically viable acreage.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to BDORY leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to BDORY leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Asked about the bank's growth in INSS payroll loans, questioning if it's a key growth avenue, how they are managing the product in a capped-rate environment, and their appetite for the upcoming INSS auction.

    Answer

    The bank confirmed INSS payroll loans are a key growth area where they are underpenetrated. Their competitive advantage in the capped-rate environment comes from a digital, intermediary-free offering. They will only participate in the INSS auction if the risk-adjusted return is favorable; otherwise, they will continue to grow by targeting competitors' clients.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to URBAN ONE (UONE) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to URBAN ONE (UONE) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Requested more details on the optimistic outlook for political advertising, including whether interest was coming from both parties, how current activity compares to historical levels, and if the company would provide interim updates on ad buys.

    Answer

    The company is seeing interest from both political parties, though spending from Democrats is significantly higher. The optimism is driven by the company's strong presence in key markets like Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, and its large digital business. While there's no commitment to specific numbers yet, the high watermark was $18.8 million in radio in 2020. Updates on political spending will be provided during the next quarterly earnings call.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to SUP leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to SUP leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Asked for the reason behind the delay in the bond redemption, the potential form of the new debt structure (bonds vs. loan), and for more specific timing on the announcement beyond 'a couple of weeks'.

    Answer

    The company declined to provide any details regarding the new capital structure, the reasons for its timing, or its specific form, stating that they are in advanced discussions and will share information only after the refinancing activities are complete.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to QUOTEMEDIA (QMCI) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to QUOTEMEDIA (QMCI) leadership • Q1 2024

    Question

    The analyst inquired about the specifics of the client churn in Q1, the company's revenue outlook, gross margin potential, software development investments, upcoming product launches, and the company's use of AI.

    Answer

    Management explained that the Q1 revenue flatness was an anomaly caused by a few clients discontinuing unsuccessful business ventures, not switching to competitors. They have a 97% retention rate and this was the first such event since 2016. While not providing specific guidance, they are confident in returning to growth, driven by a strong sales pipeline and new product launches. Gross margins are expected to improve with revenue growth due to the fixed costs of their proprietary data sets. Investments in development are tied to long-term contracts and deferred revenue. The company is actively using AI to create value from its data and will announce a new product line within a month.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to TWKS leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to TWKS leadership • Q1 2024

    Question

    Asked about the confidence in Q2 sequential growth, changes in demand indicators, and for an update on supply constraints and their impact on margins.

    Answer

    Confidence in Q2 growth stems from strong Q1 bookings and successful restructuring efforts. Previous revenue fulfillment issues are resolved. The current margin pressure is due to the onshore/offshore supply rebalancing, specifically lower utilization of onshore resources, which is being addressed and is expected to take a couple of quarters.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to MRNS leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to MRNS leadership • Q4 2023

    Question

    The analyst inquired about the remaining steps for the NDA package for IV ganaxolone if the RAISE trial data is positive, the expected submission timeline, and if there are any outstanding items related to the safety database or CMC.

    Answer

    A significant portion of the NDA is already established from the approved ZTALMY API. The new element is the IV formulation, and a pre-NDA CMC meeting with the FDA is planned. The filing is targeted for early Q1 2025, aligning with commercial launch and NTAP reimbursement strategies. The filing will include data from ~100 patients, though the label is expected to be based on the 83-patient interim analysis. The larger dataset will support secondary endpoints, and open-label safety data collection will continue.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Xencor (XNCR) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Xencor (XNCR) leadership • Q4 2023

    Question

    Asked for a good benchmark for the vudalimab monotherapy data and inquired about the timing and observations for quality-of-life data.

    Answer

    The best benchmark is late-line chemotherapy like cabazitaxel, which vudalimab appears to outperform. Quality-of-life data will be assessed as part of the totality of data from a larger cohort, and it is too early to comment.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to LILM leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to LILM leadership • Q4 2023

    Question

    Asked about the expected performance of the current prototype propulsion system, potential future upgrades, and whether there will be performance differences between batteries from their primary and secondary suppliers.

    Answer

    The propulsion system is expected to meet required performance from the start, and significant upgrades are not anticipated due to its high efficiency. In contrast, the battery system has a clear improvement roadmap, with range expected to increase from 175 km to over 200 km with the next generation. Initially, both battery suppliers will produce the same type of battery to de-risk the supply chain, so no performance difference is expected. Future improvements will come from next-generation battery technologies.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to LIFX leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to LIFX leadership • Q3 2023

    Question

    Asked for clarification on the number of remittances affecting cash flow and for a bridge explaining the year-to-date gap between adjusted EBITDA and operating cash flow.

    Answer

    The company will receive 11 remittances this year, not 12, due to a payment timing shift. The year-to-date gap between EBITDA and OCF is primarily due to approximately $4 million in Q1 restructuring costs, with the remainder being working capital fluctuations. This gap is not expected to close in Q4 but will reverse more gradually.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to FATE THERAPEUTICS (FATE) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to FATE THERAPEUTICS (FATE) leadership • Q3 2023

    Question

    Inquired about the positioning of the next-gen CD19 CAR NK program in a competitive landscape, current patient enrollment status, and the timeline for starting the no-chemo arm of the study.

    Answer

    The company stated that while the landscape is competitive, there are significant opportunities post-auto CAR-T and in earlier lines of therapy by combining with standard regimens, which is enabled by potentially eliminating conditioning chemo with FT522. They confirmed the study is open for enrollment but did not comment on specific numbers, and noted the no-chemo arm could start after the first three patients in the conditioning arm are cleared.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to TOYOTA MOTOR CORP/ (TM) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to TOYOTA MOTOR CORP/ (TM) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Asked for the timeline on reducing policy-based cross-shareholdings and inquired about the company's policies on pay raises for both its own employees and its suppliers.

    Answer

    The company will reduce shareholdings that no longer have strategic significance, including within the group, and will act immediately when the need arises rather than on a fixed timeline. Regarding pay, Toyota will discuss raises with its employees considering inflation and performance. For suppliers, the company has been accounting for increased costs since last year and will continue to do so, while also negotiating higher fees with logistics partners to support driver wages.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to ADVANTEST (ATEYY) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to ADVANTEST (ATEYY) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Questioned the significant 5% reduction in the gross profit margin forecast, asking for a breakdown of the causes such as product mix and material costs, and why this was not anticipated three months prior.

    Answer

    The company attributed the decline primarily to a deteriorating product mix, with a JPY 20 billion reduction in high-margin SoC tester sales. Other factors included lower overall sales volume and increased material and processing costs, some of which were impacted by the weakening yen. The impact from these costs was larger than previously expected.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Banco Santander (Brasil) (BSBR) leadership

    Unknown Analyst's questions to Banco Santander (Brasil) (BSBR) leadership • Q3 2023

    Question

    Asked for the bank's outlook on portfolio growth for 2024, considering the macroeconomic backdrop and credit quality concerns, and whether growth would be similar to 2023 levels.

    Answer

    The executive stated that they do not plan for more timid growth in 2024. While acknowledging factors outside their control, the elements they do control (capital, risk management) support continued growth. The growth will not be linear but will be pursued with a focus on profitability and a more diversified portfolio than in the past, particularly with a different approach to the low-income segment.

    Ask Fintool Equity Research AI