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Jeez! These brown paper bags are getting heavier and heavier poor Felix hurt his neck!!!
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He flies so much he wears a neck pillow permanently
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Hodlandwin69
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Jeez! These brown paper bags are getting heavier and heavier poor Felix hurt his neck!!!
Insurance scam.
I bet any investigators don't catch him out doing manual labour though.
Not sure if this has been posted - https://www.youtube.com/live/TJFy3odD3Zg
Trump meeting with African Leaders at the White House and touched on the DRC.
Trump meeting with African Leaders at the White House and touched on the DRC.
Jeez! These brown paper bags are getting heavier and heavier poor Felix hurt his neck!!!
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Honestly, this is the first time I've seen anyone wear a truss that high up.
I guess it's a bit snug around the waistline with all that embezzled loot chocking his fat gut.
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Skar
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Very interesting structure to this deal. Direct investment and a floor price well above the global average... seems like Trump team is serious about smashing China dominance on critical minerals. Whats next?
Edit: Would be nice to know which politicians or their families' bought shares in MP Materials recently.
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Exclusive: Mali military helicopter airlifts gold from Barrick-owned Loulo-Gounkoto — Reuters
A Malian military helicopter airlifted gold from the Barrick-owned Loulo-Gounkoto complex on Thursday, three sources said, days after Reuters reported that a court-appointed administrator planned to sell the site's bullion to finance operations.
I see Kiki has come out on X stating that only 933 USD was left in the escrow account containing Cong's 20m USD after fraudulent transactions from the account. No evidence attached. And yet Lukasa continues to have the GALL to somehow accuse AVZ of corruption, the filthy little corrupt rat!
I hope a comeuppance awaits him one day.
I hope a comeuppance awaits him one day.
KentCStrait
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They've all got their hand in the cookie jar.
Not sure if this is already posted.
If so, apologies:
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Jonathon Davidson
The Market Online, Australia
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Iluka Resources (ASX:ILU) was the beneficiary of momentum driven by a decision from the US Pentagon overnight to buy a 15% stake in a listed REE smallcap in Las Vegas.
Listen to the hotcrapper podcast for in-depth discussions and insights on all the biggest headlines from throughout the week. On Spotify, Apple, and more.
The company that the U.S. Government (or Trump, for all intents and purposes) bought a stake in doesn’t matter. It’s ultimately a show of support from the White House (or Pentagon, depending on who you listen to) to actively participate in the mission to secure domestic supply chain security.
And that, in turn, has Australians bullish we could soon see a similar type of move from Canberra. Or at least, some are thinking that.
https://media.hotcrapper.com.au/embed/bghipon9j9uw2cnjvjrduzmexu/1/largeIluka’s 1Y returns as a line chart. Source: Market Index
At the same time, the rare earth metal molybdenum shot up overnight, in part driven by the news. London Metal Exchange (LME) futures for the tech metal jumped +16.7% in one session (though, after a dip in late June, that brings monthly growth in the price to a more modest +6.4%).
We aren’t seeing the same thing for neodymium, though, which is often the best-known rare earth element (REE), and particularly highlighted for its role in wind turbines and other renewable technologies.
That’s because the U.S. is a major producer of molybdenum, one of the few rare earth elements with which it can boast that claim.
China remains dominant, but the U.S. holds a significant global share.
Typically, the metal is a byproduct of porphyry copper mining, but the company the U.S. has invested $600 million in – MP Materials – is a straight rare earth miner.
If so, apologies:
https://hotcrapper.com.au/news/asx-...e-as-pentagon-buys-big-stake-in-us-ree-miner/
Rare earths stocks surge as Pentagon buys big stake in US REE miner
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Jonathon Davidson
The Market Online, Australia
https://media.hotcrapper.com.au/embed/ba8vuv4war842bk6gfgphk6wby/1/largeAdobe Stock
Iluka Resources (ASX:ILU) was the beneficiary of momentum driven by a decision from the US Pentagon overnight to buy a 15% stake in a listed REE smallcap in Las Vegas.
Listen to the hotcrapper podcast for in-depth discussions and insights on all the biggest headlines from throughout the week. On Spotify, Apple, and more.
The company that the U.S. Government (or Trump, for all intents and purposes) bought a stake in doesn’t matter. It’s ultimately a show of support from the White House (or Pentagon, depending on who you listen to) to actively participate in the mission to secure domestic supply chain security.
And that, in turn, has Australians bullish we could soon see a similar type of move from Canberra. Or at least, some are thinking that.
https://media.hotcrapper.com.au/embed/bghipon9j9uw2cnjvjrduzmexu/1/largeIluka’s 1Y returns as a line chart. Source: Market Index
At the same time, the rare earth metal molybdenum shot up overnight, in part driven by the news. London Metal Exchange (LME) futures for the tech metal jumped +16.7% in one session (though, after a dip in late June, that brings monthly growth in the price to a more modest +6.4%).
We aren’t seeing the same thing for neodymium, though, which is often the best-known rare earth element (REE), and particularly highlighted for its role in wind turbines and other renewable technologies.
That’s because the U.S. is a major producer of molybdenum, one of the few rare earth elements with which it can boast that claim.
China remains dominant, but the U.S. holds a significant global share.
Typically, the metal is a byproduct of porphyry copper mining, but the company the U.S. has invested $600 million in – MP Materials – is a straight rare earth miner.
Small Trader
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A doctor, a lawyer and an engineer are arguing about which profession is the oldest.
The doctor says:
‘Even in the Old Testament, God created Eve from Adam's rib – clearly a surgical masterpiece!’
The lawyer counters:
‘Wait a minute! Before that, there was chaos – and God created order. That was a clear case of legal structuring!’
The engineer leans back, grins and says:
‘And who do you think created the chaos?’
The doctor says:
‘Even in the Old Testament, God created Eve from Adam's rib – clearly a surgical masterpiece!’
The lawyer counters:
‘Wait a minute! Before that, there was chaos – and God created order. That was a clear case of legal structuring!’
The engineer leans back, grins and says:
‘And who do you think created the chaos?’
Rechnerhand
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The DRC-Rwanda peace deal --> always good to have different views on one topic like this.
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