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Operation Mineral Independence: Retired Officers Lead the Charge for Critical Minerals
Forget the traditional prospecting tools of the trade. In the modern mining industry, a geological map and a rugged pair of boots are no longer enough to strike gold, or, more accurately, to strike tungsten, lithium, and rare earths. Today, the most valuable …
Rick Rule’s VRIC 2026 Warning: Why 90% of Junior Miners Are Trash
The mood at the Vancouver Convention Centre this past weekend was electric, bordering on euphoric. With gold flirting with new highs and the "This Isn't Our First Bull Market" panel drawing standing-room-only crowds, attendees at the Vancouver Resource …
Nvidia’s $2 Billion CoreWeave Deal Redefines the AI Copper Narrative
Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang is once again writing checks to his own customers, but this morning’s $2 billion investment in CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) isn’t just another headline about the circular economy of AI financing. While Wall Street …
China Just Flipped the Table: Beijing’s Rare Earth Ban Hits Japan Where It Hurts
If you thought 2026 was going to be the year geopolitical tensions simmered down, you might want to check your portfolio. As of Tuesday, January 6, the gloves, and the neodymium magnets, are officially off. In a move that feels less like a trade dispute and …
New Assay Results Strengthen Military Metals’ European Strategy
Resurrecting a Cold War-era asset requires more than just dusty maps and optimism; it requires truth at the end of a drill bit. Military Metals Corp. (CSE: MILI | OTCQB: MILIF) delivered exactly that on Wednesday, releasing the first analytical results from …
Bulls Only Club: Wall Street Strategists Finally Agree on Something
As the final trading sessions of 2025 wrap up with the S&P 500 hovering near record highs around 6,930 after a nearly 18% surge this year, something remarkable has happened on Wall Street. For the first time in years, the sell-side crowd has fallen into …
“Just a Gold Mine”: US Antimony CEO Questions Perpetua’s Stibnite Narrative
When gold prices blasted through $4,400 per ounce on December 22, 2025, and antimony soared to fresh highs amid China's export squeeze, one veteran CEO decided it was time to call out what he sees as a gilded distraction in America's critical minerals push.
The AI Trade's Velvet Rope Just Got Tight: Thanks, JPMorgan Quants
Picture this: Everyone's piling into the hottest table at the year's wildest party, the one fueled by AI hype, and suddenly the doormen at JPMorgan are yelling that the room's at fire-code capacity. That's essentially the vibe from the bank's latest note, …
The Always-On Market: Nasdaq's Push and Junior Miners' Wild Ride Ahead
Picture this: a market that barely blinks, humming along for 23 hours straight on weekdays, giving global traders the keys to U.S. stocks whenever inspiration, or insomnia, strikes. That's the future Nasdaq is pitching in its December 15, 2025, SEC filing, …
Vacuum Wars Won by China: But Western Bots Are Just Warming Up Their Legs
In a twist that's equal parts ironic and inevitable, the company that sent robots to defuse bombs in Iraq, probe Fukushima's meltdown, and even inspire Mars rovers has just handed the keys to its iconic Roomba empire to a Shenzhen supplier, after filing for …