CPS Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc

$CPS crooks already raped the options this weak. Now leave it for dead. They're are some nasty toxic funds in this. Most toxic I've ever seen. 1 or 2% bounce after a 6 dollar dump is toxic as fuck.

$CPS so it doesnt have value at 26....crazy ass small cap trash traders. Dumping this 25 is wild.

$CPS Ford’s F-150 is one of CPS’s most important vehicle platforms, with roughly $450 of CPS content per vehicle versus ~$190 across its top platforms. F-150 alone may represent around 10% of CPS revenue. Management expects potentially ~20% higher F-150 production in H2 vs. H1, but did not include the full potential increase in guidance, creating meaningful upside if Ford production ramps as expected. https://www.cnbc.com/2026/09/02/ford-sales-f-150-production.html

$CPS looking spicy Options traders diving into those one-week $25 calls after that nearly 9% weekly drop Spotted a tight cluster of 2,266 September 18 $25 call sweeps lifted at the ask on InsiderFinance This isn't just hedging, it's an aggressive upside play With CPS down about 9.4% over 5 days but up around 1.7% today, it’s setting up for a potential bounce That ABL amendment boosting commitments to $200M is a solid liquidity move, extending maturity to 2031 This could really cap the downside and support the bullish positioning here Watch those tight stops though The 5D downtrend is still in play

$CPS Interesting setup with the market giving absolutely no confidence in management’s ’26 guidance and ’28 target. It is hard to model $80M of cost takeouts when gross margin has contracted for 4 quarters. Insiders are unwilling to buy shares, but lenders are fully supporting the company with the refinance this spring and today’s SEC filing. There was the Novelis fire and oil volatility, but there are many tailwinds and catalysts which should be driving operating performance: stable vehicle sales and assemblies, rebounding production at F and STLA, new business awards, Chinese OEM business, and growing hybrid volumes. Oddly enough, external factors outside of control are a tailwind while the company has failed to deliver on internal factors within its control, its variable cost structure. If management actually knows what they are doing and not just spinning a narrative it should show up in quarterly reports.

$CPS After four quarters, the market has lost confidence in management's targets. Despite margin contraction, management confidently re-stated 2x deb to EBITDA by 2027 ($450M EBITDA), 25% ROIC by 2028 ($300M NOPAT), and $3.8B rev with 15% EBITDA margin in 3-5 years at JP Morgan. This implies extreme acceleration of EBITDA over 12-24 months. 2H26 guidance implies EBITDA margin acceleration from 7.5% to 12.3%. There are no material insider purchases, so the market is struggling to give confidence to management. It is confusing, the company has multiple tailwinds: accelerating production at Stellantis and Ford, new business wins, volume mix shift to hybrids, and business with Chinese OEMS. EBITDA inflection point should have already occurred but has actually gone backward. Price discovery for the stock is peculiar at best with extreme off-exchange volume, low lit exchange volume, and low short interest. The stock is more of a non-expiration call option then a FMV of the business.

$CPS i'd say these crooked fucks have it dialed in. Trades nowhere in green days, trades down on red days, for over two weeks.

$CPS bull case: CPS could be a highly leveraged turnaround with 5–8x equity upside. Management targets $3.8B revenue and 15% EBITDA margins, implying roughly $570M Adjusted EBITDA, versus a market cap of only ~$450M today. If strong FCF reduces net debt toward ~$500M, even a modest 5.5–6x EBITDA multiple could support an equity value of $2.6–2.9B, or roughly $145–160/share. There is further upside if CPS receives a higher earnings multiple: the company historically generated $450M+ EBITDA and ~$11 adjusted EPS, while hybrid/EV content growth, new business wins and Chinese OEM expansion could allow future earnings to exceed previous peaks. Max bull: $150–200+ per share over 3–5 years if management delivers its margin, growth and deleveraging targets.