WULF

[worldstarcountry]

you should look into some mining companies. I dropped an amount in a brokerage account 2 weeks ago, and am up 8.10% overall in just those two weeks. I have bought everything the defense department has taken a stake in. Trilogy metals is still making good money, US antimony for me personally is up 73% since September 22. I saw WULF get mentioned in a few videos recently on youtube insisting its one to buy for October 2025. I picked a bad call on AGMH because I failed to read it was selling bitcoin mining equipment primarily to the Asian market. Thank goodness I was literally just looking for 100$ bits near the end of my allocation when I picked it up. down like 26% and change. I got a stop loss on it if it goes down to 6.25 . In the end, it will have only lost me maybe 30$ if  that price is triggered. Therefore I see no  point in selling it prematurely. 

Either it will go back up, or the stop  loss will save me  at only a thirty something dollar loss.
Most of my money went into mining stocks, some etf's, and copper, lithium gold and silver shares.
In two weeks everything is doing well for me except AGMH and warner bros. I like WB movies and TV so I am just going to keep them for years to come.

Look into Metallium and UcORE , they are rare earths refining companies from Greenland. UCore is  having talks with DOD, and Metallium is a penny stock currently at around .70 cents which just signed some great deals with UCore. UCore is getting on the radar, but Metallium is not. Metallium has projects in Texas and Kansas and both companies  will kind of synergistically play off each other.

If DOD does take a stake in UCore, the fact the penny stock Metallium already does business with them will also mean big business for Metallium. 

I would continue to buy US Antimoney if yall could ($10-11).  Lithium Americas is only trading in the 8$ range now and is still growing in values and revenues. The great news is all of these industries have been under developed in the USA for decades now, and national security demands speed of light development. So many of these share prices are well under $20 and even under $10 per share with  so much room for growth. The more we invest, the quicker it can develop projects, increased capacity, and revenue streams.

The market cap of these companies relative to international competitors is very very low, making them solid investments at their low price which will fuel amazing returns as they continue  to grow and increase their market cap.

This is strike 3 for WULF, as in this is the third unrelated recommendation so I would be kind of silly not to pick some up. Thank you for engaging in these kinds of discussions, they can help us all prosper by sharing unique insights from perspectives we may have simply been blind to until we read it.

PS. once the mining takes off, the manufacturing boom will begin, and the growing market cap and profitability of those companies :)

[worldstarcountry]

I wrote the wrong thing in the last post about being from Greenland. It is actually Canada.
A little bit of these two.
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (TSXV: UCU | OTCQX: UURAF), a small Canadian company with big ambitions, broke ground this summer on its Strategic Metals Complex (SMC) in Alexandria. If successful, the facility will separate rare earth oxides used in electric vehicles, wind turbines, and defense systems — materials long dominated by China.
Since June, Ucore has moved from concept to execution, supported by both government funding and renewed investor interest. Its stock, which traded near C$1.20 in early summer, is now at approximately C$3.44* on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV: UCU) and around US$2.49* on the OTCQX (OTCQX: UURAF). That represents a threefold increase and brings the company close to a multi-year high. The momentum reflects a growing belief that Ucore is positioned to deliver on its long-stated plan to establish a North American rare earth supply chain. (*Stock prices were taken at 10:47 AM EST on September 18, 2025.)

yahoo newsMetal sourcing and recovery technology company Metallium, originally based in Texas, recently secured two new U.S. sites for electronic waste processing: one in Westport, Massachusetts, and one in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
According to Waste360, both regions generate large volumes of electronic waste, making them apt locations for metal processing. Each site is colocated with a scrap yard, and considering each facility's immense power capacity, can process over 20,000 tons of metal waste each month.
At these two new locations, Metallium intends to deploy Flash Joule Heating technology — a form of direct resistance heating through the discharge of rapid electrical pulses, as explained in a study in the Nature Reviews Clean Technology journal — to extract and process the metal from e-waste.

I am certain these factors are being considered during these trade negotiations.

[Quantum12]

worldstarcountry

Thank you, for all this great info. 

[Sirius]

I still don't understand it. where is the value. what is being contributed by bitcoin. mining what? it's dystopian

[worldstarcountry]

When the 21 millionth bitcoin is mined, AI will have all the information needed to hijack the nuclear launch codes of every nation on Earth and set them all into pre-determined targets that already existed within each host nations' doctrine.

But in the meantime, make some money. I set stop losses and limit orders on everything I owned except for non-lithium indexes, mining companies and the silver and gold ETF's .

China CATL says they are relaunching their largest Lithium facility so other lithium producers took a hit on value just on the news. Domestic Lithium stocks had a great rally while that plant was shut, but it looks like China thought that suspending Lithium production and exports would serve some kind of punishment to us, it only fueled investment in domestic production.

When I see green for so long, I set my stops and limits at a reasonable price where I still kept as much of that gain. Some things sold that I am going to buy right back up again on the dip.

This is my first year  in actual  trading vs. 401k management so I am still on a learning curve, but so far I am doing pretty fair.

[Quantum12]

I am learning too. All my crypto tanked Friday. It was a good day to buy. lol about the Nuke codes.

[argentus]

I am learning too. All my crypto tanked Friday. It was a good day to buy. lol about the Nuke codes.

I don't trust it.  I think it is corrupt and ultimately controlled by bad actors.

[Quantum12]

I don't trust it.  I think it is corrupt and ultimately controlled by bad actors.

I don’t like it at all. My stocks are solid. I have three cryptos left. I am in a hole on the crypto. If you day trade crypto you can make money. You have to sit and watch the price allllll day and buy the dip and sell high and do this alllll day! No thank you!

[EXETER]

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How do they get rid of the excess heat from the processors and other electronics without heating the surrounding air and making a lot of noise or using a lot of water?

For reference, the energy that humans consume every day is about .0014 % of the amount that the Sun radiates on to the Earth every day.  That .0014% includes all the mining, processing, and transportation, of copper, lithium, and other materials used in power plants and all the waste heat dumped into the environment.  So you could double or triple that fraction and it would still have a negligible direct effect on the warming of the atmosphere.

On the other hand, if you increased the amount of solar energy absorbed in the atmosphere by 1% by adding carbon dioxide, you would have roughly 1000 times as much effect.  

Adding power plants for bitcoin mining or any other use is not a problem if you do it without burning fossil fuels.

[worldstarcountry]

Quantum I agree, crypto trading should be left to people who watch multiple screens and tabs for several hours a day, the active day trader types. I am not really into crypto, I am in mining, metals and energy for now. So it was not even really a blip for me, and this Columbus day was not a bad day.

I am really upset because I tried twice to use a limit order to purchase UURAF before the weekend came due to it being a foreign security. It failed to execute twice, and I have failed to grab an easy 40%+ since Thursday. I want Ucor bad, they are established, actively mining and refining and outright said China export restrictions will have virtually zero effect on their operations. My limit orders worked on the sell side, I cannot seem to get it right on the buy side yet. Literally I have only been doing this since September 22 .

Again, only because its a foreign security trading outside market hours it forces me to use the limit option? I tried to give it a healthy leeway but it said it was too far outside of the last trading price or some thing, possibly a safety feature to keep me from going broke.
Third times the charm I hope ... 
JP Morgan just committed to $1.5trillion dollar investment in American industry over the next decade. Oh boy what a wonderful decade it will be if we get the right picks NOW , in the early stage of supply chain national security and re-industrialization.

Also, Mark Cuban being a total scumbag, just backed a company that will let broke no credit irresponsible mofo's to borrow against their increasingly devalued used automobile for as low as 30%APR! What a guy ....

He  is going to pump and dump the crap out of that thing.