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Guess that was last night and the current site is what's on now?...my bad. Thought he was live. Apologies! If this is the "new" site it needs more work! And they need to remove the LIVE banner if it's not live.
Howse just said announcement for new web site launch is VERY SOON (within hours/tonight/tomorrow) - they are just waiting for changes to propogate on the web.
I emailed all those CEOs to let them know about the experts on this board, and to let them know that NioCorp has no mine, and it doesn’t produce anything, EV sales are down, and by buying shares they are likely violating their fiduciary responsibilities to their clients. They were very grateful for the info and said they will PMing Aljazeerakid, Barmaid and LCD during Happy Hour next Friday to get the full scoop! /s
Most likely all brain-dead investment pro wannabes blindly following each other like lemmings over the cliff to finacial oblivion. 🤣
But, but, but, Fisker. And EV prices. And Niocorp doesn’t produce anything. And there’s no mine. And there’s a glut of undiscovered minerals! And a decade ago Niocorp lied. And the Nasdaq does better. And this isn’t a $10billion company. And NB can only get a government handout. And, well and everything else! 😂😆🤣🤡
Aljazeerakid delivers the same tired bs rant! Nothing to see here folks, move along.
Back to iggy you go!
Examining some places where AI has already been deployed within the military
By John Breeden II
FEBRUARY 26, 2024
There are a few areas where these efforts, even if they are far from the frontlines, are starting to prove their value.
https://www.nextgov.com/artificial-intelligence/2024/02/examining-where-ai-has-already-been-deployed-within-military/394464/
(and yes, it's spelled "Virtia" in the article)
VirTra: Competitive Advantages In Police Training Industry
Feb. 29, 2024 Andes Capital
Given these premises, the net present value of VirTra shares is $13.95; thus, I consider the shares to be undervalued at their current price of $9.69, giving a wide margin of safety (>30%). Consequently, at the current prices, the company is a ‘Buy’ with significant protection against downside risk.
It’s apparently no longer the same decade and we’re not living in the past. When you choose to answer legitimate questions about your position, you may apply to become relevant again. No promises!
Re: LCP77 post# 109081
Tuesday, 02/27/2024 10:11:46 PM
What do you say if you’re wrong and this gets fully funded?
Not sure why you think one of the biggest customers shouldn’t help out with the biggest financing in an expense laden industry in which the financier creates some of the biggest hurdles to profitability?
She looks really smart and seems nice! The hard hitting questions at the end were awesome! Maybe she'll show up for the ground breaking.
Highest in almost a year! Can it hold...and keep going?
Just checking...isn't this a site for Niocorp/NB, critical minerals, REEs and mining? Seems like it's become a billboard for everything else. The same person keeps posting off-topic about the S&P, DOW, Fisker, Apple, Flemish schoolgirls, estate tax liability, newbie investors, OTC, even suicide! I think, for the integrity and continuity of the board, we should all TOS these off topic posts as soon as they come out. JMHO
And by "equities" he means large cap blue chips, not IHUB penny crap. (BAH1080 BRK.B #2077)
Pentagon looks to AI to predict prices of critical minerals for weapons
The Pentagon’s latest AI program will monitor critical minerals’ availability for arms manufacturing and the energy transition.
Alex Blair
February 1, 2024
The Pentagon’s OPEN system is also an attempt to control the commodity price swings which impede the US’ ability to build new mines on home soil – a factor China does not have to contend with.
So, a "market repricing upon discovery" translates into a glut of supply 16 years out in your mind? The government doesn't care about pricing and production of EVs and isn't inclined to wait upwards of 16 years (or more) for your imaginary glut to materialize. You're less informed than I thought. Keep showing your stuff, it's better than stand-up! 🤡
Emergency Access to Strategic and Critical
Materials: The National Defense Stockpile
November 14, 2023
https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/R/R47833
The chairman’s remarks emphasize War Reserve Materiel but may implicate the NDS. If the
United States entered a large-scale conventional war (or armed conflict national emergency) with
a major naval power, supply-and-demand networks for industrial raw materials could be
disrupted, affecting critical infrastructure sectors including the defense industrial base. Export
controls or boycotts implemented by an adversary country or other economic actors might
constrain U.S. Government and domestic industry access to certain raw materials markets. It
might become difficult for government agencies and domestic industries to trade with some
countries, or obtain industrial raw materials from certain foreign locations through ocean, air, rail,
or ground transportation. An adversary might attack, attempt to blockade, or facilitate sabotage
along trade routes at critical chokepoints, directly or through proxies.
In the early stages of conflict, Armed Forces would generally be reliant on redistribution of
current equipment stocks, transportation of War Reserve Materiel under contested logistics,
accelerated depot-level maintenance output, diverted security assistance production, and purchase
of dual-use, commercial-off-the-shelf products. In a prolonged conflict depleting reserve
inventories of key weapon systems, munitions, and combat support equipment, DOD might
leverage its global defense posture of forces, facilities, and international agreements but might
also, under certain conditions, face constraints that jeopardize the achievement of operational and
strategic objectives.
In prolonged conventional armed conflict scenarios, the risk to national security arising from
inadequate domestic raw material inventories depends to a great degree on assumptions about
successful homeland defense; weapon and munition usage rates; equipment losses; control of sea
lanes of trade; air superiority; enduring access to key foreign suppliers; durability of international
agreements and domestic critical infrastructure; private sector emergency stockpiling initiatives;
and the efficacy of the domestic industrial base in surging product
New mines take an average of 16 years from discovery to production. The U.S. Gov't doesn't build or sell EVs. It pains me to educate 🤡s but I do it anyway.
https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/research/discovery-to-production-averages-15-7-years-for-127-mines
Space is for lease and the web site is history. Seems pretty indicative of collapse...
https://www.commercialsearch.com/commercial-property/us/sc/greer/3092-s-highway-14/
https://goldleafdist.com/
Gold Leaf Distribution has Closed its Doors
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Gold Leaf Distribution had to make the tough decision to permanently close its doors and is no longer in business. We thank all our partners that worked with us.
Who is "they?" The word "they" isn't in the post you're responding to. If you're thinking about EXIM, "they" are still in the game and processing the application, which is still well within reasonable time parameters. As far as we know, "they" are not staying away. If you are thinking about DoD, "they" don't have a budget yet and we don't know if "they" might contribute, but the NDAA allows them to and the language supports it. If you are thinking about DoE, "they" don't have a budget yet and we don't know if "they" will contribute under their programs, but there is a good possibility. If you are thinking about Stellantis, "they" are still in play, as are all the others who with agreements and contracts, as far as we know.
Sounds like you and the Merry Band of Bashers are the only "they" staying away. Too bad you can't stay away from here, but that should happen soon enough. The dip was awesome, by the way. I'm reasonably close to even. Exciting times!
Vivek was on last night with General Flynn
https://patriot.tv/programs/general-michael-flynn-interviews-former-presidential-candidate-vivek-ramaswamy?category_id=192664
The answer to the question below is, "No." The next part is that it wouldn't be gov't welfare, it would be a loan, so I'll ask you the same question LCP is unable to answer (don't worry, it's rhetorical, I know you can't answer either):
#109082 Why do you think one of the biggest customers shouldn’t help out with the biggest financing in an expense laden industry in which the financier creates some of the biggest hurdles to profitability?
Ever stop to ask yourself, with all of the vast claimed riches just laying there to be plucked out of the ground, why has management struggled and struggled to get any real financing instead of banking all hopes on government welfare? Anybody with a 1/2 ounce of brain would think investors and financiers would be tripping all over one another to get in the door after all of these years but that is simply not the case no matter how hard the Cult Crew Clowns pump everything under the sun.
BEST MARKETING SLOGAN EVER!
NioCorp - There's No Hair in the Butter Here!
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Won't be the anywhere near the first time (Kona Gold, Highdrate, Ooh La, Gold Leaf, crypto etc.) but we'll see what happens.
I've never denied there are potential pitfalls here as there are with any other stock (unless you're deliberately trying to influence the price by consistently bashing it). "Better odds than a slot machine!"
Right. Let's see how well they market it and whether it sells. Not even a mention of it on https://highdrateme.com/
They really should clean up the online presence.
Al Jazeera Kid speaks! I'll take 10% closer to profit any day with any stock.
Wake me when you have something new post. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
My concern is that the Delta 9 Seltzer market might already be a bit crowded based on Google results.
Nice run-up on NB today - anyone know why? Is it because Uncle Joe is throwing large sums of money at things?
This is quickly approaching $1 but might be worth a look for you...
Conservative Broadcast Media and Journalism Inc
Just a noise maker. A professional bloviator who is unable or unwilling to have a civil conversation about known facts, and resorts to personal insults when he can’t win an argument. He and the other one reportedly hold all the NioCorp secrets and skeletons but won’t share them.
Thanks!
That’s what I figured, thanks for playing.
Here I am asking for the facts that you claim you have, yet you’re saying that I’m denying the very facts that you won’t provide. You won’t answer questions. How does that work? Thanks for letting me know all I need to go about your input going forward.
In the words of our own Al Jazeera...DO YOU HAVE ANY PROOF that EXIM won’t even be in a position to make a decision this year, or that this is exactly what the management team wants?
So, you hate the idea of a government "hand out" to fund the project, but now you're saying that it's all a scam. Did I read that you live in Canada? If so, why would you care how we spend our money (which would be a repayable loan)? Did I read you have no shares? If so, why do you care about any of this?
You never did answer this...makes me think it's all about you. I'm playing...c'mon man.
#109082 What do you say if you’re wrong and this gets fully funded?
Not sure why you think one of the biggest customers shouldn’t help out with the biggest financing in an expense laden industry in which the financier creates some of the biggest hurdles to profitability?
Yeah, I mentioned that the other day when I questioned whether that was the reason for the latest funding.
On the contrary, I'm all in on helping you expose the scam! Let's go!!
Independent consultants chosen by EXIM evaluate what they receive and do their due diligence. Are you implying they are somehow incompetent or unable to spot an $800 million scam? You don't even know who they are (unless you do?). Then the board signs off. Then Congress is notified.
I didn't regurgitate anything. I'm encouraging you to go public with your knowledge. Your turn.
If you need more guidance, there's a white knight in the fight right here on the board: Bah1080
Hobby: Financial education. Stock and business fraud. Accounting gimmickry. Working with SEC and other agencies to shut down financial scams.
Can't imagine why he wouldn't jump all over this "shilled rubbish" (as long as he's not just here bashing it for personal gain). I'm actually kind of surprised he hasn't jumped in already given his assessments:
#108714 Buffett wouldn't get within a mile of this obviously shilled rubbish. The two boards are comical. NB and LWLG
#108830 Wow, Dow and S&P break ATH records... AGAIN, but shilled, pumped junk... not so much
So, sounds like you're implying that the company is making false representations to shareholders, the SEC, and on financial applications, yet you're unwilling (or unable?) to help protect shareholders and report the info to the appropriate authorities?
This is just a turd. Those who dissagree don’t accept facts.
Happy to help facilitate the reporting, so I provided some direct links to try and get this moving! Let's go! I love a good drama!