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Image 1 — WTI holding the line around $69 as national gas average remains above last year price per gallon of $3.15
Image 2 — WTI holding the line around $69 as national gas average remains above last year price per gallon of $3.15
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WTI holding the line around $69 as national gas average remains above last year price per gallon of $3.15

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 10 hours ago
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Elon Musk’s DOGE officially shuts down today after completely failing its $2 trillion savings promise, driving out 140,000 skilled workers, and leaving public services in absolute chaos

Best way to save 2 trillion dollars is to spend that much on building out our energy infrastructure and funding our domestic supply of critical minerals. It would be nice to see nuclear power developed so we dont have more rolling black outs due to all these datacenters.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 6 hours ago
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The true cost of Donald Trump's agenda has been calculated at $373 billion with everyday American families footing the bill for his trade wars.

It would have been nice if the US spent that money on building our critical mineral supply chain by building/funding more refineries. Ya know, since we dont have any.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 10 hours ago
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CNN calls out Interior Secretary Doug Burgum after he claims seven people slashed the reflecting pool with box cutters but fails to produce a single photo of the act

How many tons of critical minerals were wasted filling this pool with paint that they didnt allow to set properly so it started peeling?

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 12 hours ago
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Your 4th of July fireworks are just a critical mineral supply chain exploding in the sky

Millions of people are looking up at the sky tonight to watch the spectacle, but very few realize they are actually watching a massive display of global mining in action. Those blinding white flashes and loud bangs are powered by aluminum and magnesium, while the lingering glittering effects come straight from antimony. Even the classic red, white, and blue sequences rely entirely on extracted resources like strontium and copper to produce those vivid chemical reactions.

We treat these commodities like cheap disposable entertainment for a holiday weekend, but the reality is that securing the supply chain for elements like antimony and copper is turning into a high stakes geopolitical chess match. The exact same raw materials we are casually blowing up for fun tonight are absolutely essential for the next generation of energy, tech, and national defense. Enjoy the light show, but pay attention to the metals market when the smoke finally clears.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 1 day ago
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"If they can storm the beaches on d-day, I can deliver a speech": Trump tells Fox he will speak tonight no matter what, comparing his delay to WWII combat

Will Trump talk about the most critical mineral Silver being at a huge domestic deficit during this speech?

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 18 hours ago
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"There are no ifs, ands, or buts" National Guard and police aggressively clear thousands from the National Mall over severe storm warnings

How many critical minerals were wasted creating the this 250 celebration fair?

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 1 day ago
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U.S. Ambassador accepts a massive gold ring encrusted with 321 diamonds to give to President Trump amid staggering corruption claims.

Soon you'll see people getting bribed with critical minerals. It would have been better if it was a suitcase filled with Antimony. This is basically just candy crush money, besides from the gold.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 1 day ago
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"Paid for it on the backs of hard working Pennsylvanians": Governor Shapiro exposes the Trump administration for gutting state food stamps to fund elite tax cuts.

The elite dont need tax cuts. The elite and techoligarchy need to start getting taxed so their companies will have the critical minerals needed for them to exist.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 1 day ago
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"Mr. Trump, please leave those Haitians in Springfield alone": Dave Chappelle uses CNN July 4th broadcast to directly defend immigrants.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 1 day ago
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"We gave them a week off for a funeral because we're nice": Trump mocks Iran's deceased Supreme Leader at Mount Rushmore.

The war is never going to end. Governments can not stop doing war. Thus, Critical Minerals will always be used and as new tech is created more and more will be required to fuel those wars.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 2 days ago
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"Children go to sleep hungry while the world's first trillionaire hungers for more." Zohran Mamdani rips into American oligarchy and extreme corporate greed.

The tech billionaires will consume all the critical minerals on earth and then they will pretend they can do it in space next.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 1 day ago
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"Make all these young kids join the army." White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claims Gen Z was raised with "silver spoons" and calls them lazy for complaining about the current cost of living.

Trump doing Tariffs and multiple invasions/wars have caused inflation to go up on energy and critical minerals. This is why people are mad about inflation and the GOP's actions.

u/Czech_Coconut — 2 days ago
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"Almost anything my kids do... they have inside information." Donald Trump stuns CNBC hosts by admitting his children possess inside knowledge due to his political power.

u/CarNo8607 — 1 day ago
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"It's the sound of ingrates" Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth openly insults protesters while claiming his military event is completely nonpolitical.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 4 days ago
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"I can't commit to anything" J.D. Vance outright refuses to rule out a return to full fledged combat operations against Iran.

Looks like defense company stocks will keep going up for the foreseeable future. Thus, critical mineral mineral stocks will also go up.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 4 days ago
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"This administration keeps moving the goalpost" Brutal video supercut exposes Trump officials repeatedly delaying their promised economic boom for over a year.

The economy is not doing good and our domestic critical mineral supply chains are not doing good either. Why is the US investing in Kazakhstan when the US has hundreds of mining companies that could be funded today?

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 4 days ago
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"Maybe the 60% of Americans don't work as hard as I do" Congressman Rep. Troy Nehls boasts about eating lobster and ribeyes when asked about the affordability crisis.

No one asked for wars and tariffs, they just did it.

Now the GOP is saying your to lazy and dont work hard enough to afford lobster tails and ribeye's, which they apparently buy quite often.

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 4 days ago