Molycorp.Inc. (fka MCPIQ)

[mick]

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MCPIQ

[mick]

Molycorp.Inc. (fka MCPIQ)

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MCPIQ

[mick]

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MCPIQ

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.
Bullish
BULLISH

[mick]

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.
Bullish
BULLISH

[mick]

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MCPIQ

[mick]

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MCPIQ

[mick]

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MCPIQ

[mick]

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MCPIQ

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.
Bullish
BULLISH

[DarkPool]

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[TrendTrade2016]

You play nothing. You lost what little you had Trying to play the otc. 80% of the stocks u played are delisted lmao. It’s all there in your history

[DarkPool]

Lol I player the Q on the bounce. But you wouldn't know that. Because you4 an idiot. These post prove exactly that. Keep embarrassing yourself paper trader

[TrendTrade2016]

delisted...man you had the good ones...

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.
Bullish
BULLISH


https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.
Bullish
BULLISH

[mick]

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

[mick]

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

[mick]

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

[mick]

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

[mick]

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.
Bullish
BULLISH

[mick]

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.
Bullish
BULLISH

[mick]

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

[mick]

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.
Bullish
BULLISH

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.
Bullish
BULLISH

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.
Bullish
BULLISH

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.

[mick]

$MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look

[mick]

CLEAN SHELL ????? $MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.

[mick]

$MCPIQ FKA WILL THIS EVER TRADE ????? Picture a lump of rock about the
size of a potato. Now pack it with some of the most valuable metals on earth,
like nickel, cobalt, and other minerals known as rare earth elements.

There are trillions of these nodules, that's what they're called, just waiting to
be picked up. The problem is they're on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.

The nodules were discovered more than a century ago.

Now new technology has triggered a fierce competition to go get them.

These metals are critical for modern life: cell phones, electric cars, and supercomputers.

Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, have already jumped into
the deep. But the one country on the sidelines?

The United States. More on that in a moment, but first, we wanted to take a look
at this new frontier.