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Just vibes.

[💎 @TJayyyy_1]

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[HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. @HydroGraphInc]

HydroGraph ($HG | $HGRAF) welcomes Robert Yancey to lead business development in a new government, aerospace and defense division.

His 30+ years of experience in advanced materials, aerospace and defense will help support HydroGraph's expansion into federal and defense markets.

[COKE❄️ @0xcoked]

Nigga saw the inflation numbers and fainted

[Kaio Caldeira @KaioCaldeira]

cara kkkkkkkk ???? o cara agora tem 17 anos de experiência

[TheHedgelessHorseman 🏇 @Comm_Invest]

$BRC.V

[ayan @ayanyx]

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[David Lee @DavidLe76335983]

Two Japanese firms just shut down their production line, cutting 25% of the world’s tungsten hexafluoride (WF₆) capacity. This is what Chinese critical minerals dominance looks like in action — slowly choking allies’ high-tech economies

Kanto Denka Kogyo (sometimes referenced with Showa Denko ties) and Central Glass have notified big chipmakers like Samsung, SK Hynix, and TSMC: inventories run out in June, lines shut for good from July 1. Boom — 2,200 tons of annual global WF₆ capacity gone. This specialized gas is essential for depositing ultra-thin tungsten layers in advanced semiconductors (3D NAND, DRAM, logic chips). Without it, fabs slow or stop

Why? China controls ~80% of global tungsten supply and refining. Beijing tightened export controls and licensing on strategic minerals (tungsten included) — hitting Japan hard. Shipments to Japan have plunged, raw material costs spiked, and these specialty gas producers can’t keep operating profitably or at all. Japanese firms were high-quality, reliable suppliers that Korea and others depended on for ~80% of their WF₆ in some cases

This isn’t random. Japanese PM Takaichi hostile posturing against China and plan to remilitarize Japan brought about Chinese sanction of dual use critical minerals (tungsten, rare earths, etc.) to Japanese companies. Higher costs, supply chaos, lost competitiveness, and eventual factory pain ripple through the semiconductor chain. Auto, electronics, defense… all feel it downstream.

Japan’s been diversifying and stockpiling, but decades of over-reliance on Chinese inputs make this a slow bleed. Allies need to accelerate onshoring, friend-shoring, and alternative processing FAST. Relying on an adversary for the guts of your chip industry isn’t strategy — it’s vulnerability

The “just-in-time” global supply chain was efficient until it wasn’t. Now it’s a national security risk. Wake-up call for anyone still sleeping on critical minerals

https://t.co/KLyOokj2CC

[SilverDegen @SilverDegen]

Just when stackers turned bearish Jim Cramer comes out and says Gold is bad money.

REJOICE BRETHREN 👏

[Peter Schiff @PeterSchiff]

War is inflationary. Not because it sends oil prices higher, but because governments pay for war by creating inflation. Instead of raising taxes, they run larger deficits, which central banks then monetize. War also diverts resources away from the production of consumer goods.

[Péter Szilágyi @peter_szilagyi]

The scary part about Anthorpic's Fable nerf is not that it refuses to answer biology or cryptography. It's that it foreshadows what's coming. A world where a couple companies decide what you can and cannot do. They're building a new ruling class and you're not in it...

[Myles 🇯🇲🇧🇧 @myles_premium_]

They had cobra meetings when ambulances were set on fire btw. Actual homes and cars now and its twitter statements.

[thomas traumann @traumann]

Yes.
Next question

[🅰️lexxx @AlexandruB67106]

$HYLN KARNO isn’t a dumb generator, it’s a self-optimizing, software-defined power brain. 3D-printed linear core with flameless oxidation + real-time AI-like tuning across 20+ fuels. Switches mid-run. Ramps instantly on volatile loads without losing efficiency.

AI data centers need power that adapts like their workloads. Traditional gensets fight swings. KARNO learns them, it's near-silent, ultra-dense, software-upgradable, minimal maintenance.Not backup. The intelligent co-pilot for the AI energy crunch.

Market still sees old trucking stock. This is distributed intelligence for next-gen data centers and still massively underpriced

[Mike @thatkidbigmike]

Heavy hitter after heavy hitter being added at hydrograph.

I don’t own enough shares. 😎
$hgraf

[Honza Černý @honzacern1]

COMEX says silver is $63.88.
Japanese buyers are paying $91.02.

Same metal.
Same day.
Same planet.

At some point, one of these prices is lying. 🥈🍿

#SamePlanetDifferentPrice
#TrustMeBroIts63
#PaperVsPhysical
#SilverIsMyPrecious

[DME @dmeinvestor]

$ADUR

Give me below $15.

I'll be adding.

NFA

[Tulip King 🌷 @tulipking]

i look forward to our chinese brothers liberating the knowledge from within fable-5 and selling it to me at 5% the cost & 2x the speed

[TheHedgelessHorseman 🏇 @Comm_Invest]

Why? Because Risk/Reward is going up exponentially from here not linearly

[Dusty Bull @dusty_bull]

$HYLN NEEDHAM INITIATES COVERAGE WITH A BUY RATING AND $9 PRICE TARGET

Needham analyst Sean Milligan initiated coverage of Hyliion Holdings with a Buy rating and $9 price target. The firm sees the company transitioning from development to commercialization of it's Karno power module in the next 12 months. Karno is a linear generator platform that is expected to have "best-in-class" fuel flexibility, emissions, noise, siting requirement, electrical efficiency, and maintenance cycles, the analyst tells investors in a research note. The firm says these capabilities could make it a "disruptor within bring-your-own power end markets."