@ekwufinance@theboocer My take is that the U.S will support the dollar by becoming a much larger share of global energy exports (look at capacity, particularly LNG, coming online between now and 2030...+60%) then buying back debt as countries sell treasuries for $.
@Matt_Bracken48@DrJStrategy And the U.S. sells energy in $USD....supporting the dollar while countries are forced to sell treasuries as bond prices fall to raise $$'s to buy oil. The U.S buys back debt at a discount....
I hate to say this but if that's the game...expect to see much more destruction in GCC.
@Matt_Bracken48@DrJStrategy You don't need regional bases anymore if the whole point of this exercise....years in the making if you really think about it....is for North America and somewhat South America, to become the new oil/gas/lng center of the world.
The air supremacy of flying helicopters and c-130s this openly in daytime this deep in Iran is hard to fathom.
It’s equally hard to reconcile with a downed f-15E, Iran clearly must be hiding radars and is only able to radiate for a brief second to take down occasional aircraft like this.
I gotta say, I was skeptical of the “fly into fordow and dig up uranium plan”, but this seems line countrywide supremacy. I’m not sure that plan is as crazy as it sounds after all. Clearly the 82nd could conduct a combat jump.
@young_jelli@ZombieSkills1@Noobie_2005 Actually more...the goal for this slice of assets is dividends. This stock should be issuing $2 a share or more, paid quarterly, within the next 10 years. You live off the dividends, avoid capital gains taxes as you aren't selling shares, etc. That's the role of $NAK for me.
There is this:
Analyst Ratings: On September 24, 2025, HC Wainwright reiterated a buy rating and increased the price target to $2.50. MarketBeat reported a consensus strong buy rating for NAK with a $2.50 price target on the same day, according to MarketBeat.