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Hey guys! Currently on vacation which has been nice but I also miss the fast paced nature of my work. It’s been good in the sense of being able to look into some companies I’ve had on my watchlist/looking into the last little while. Figured I’d make a post and see if I could get any more insights on em.
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So the company is called Critical Metals Corp and they just rang the Nasdaq bell and are going under the ticker CRML. They’re aiming to be the first local lithium supplier in Europe to turn into an integrated battery supply chain.
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They also have an MoU with BMW to supply them with all of their zone 1 mining production. Including a $15M USD pre payment… has anyone seen this happen for other companies before?
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Anyway, if anyone has insights or has done DD on them before lmk. Anything is well appreciated. Time for the pool lmao | 0 |
American president creates a "problem" where there was not a problem, and most of Americans are happy to pay higher prices, its funny as fuck. | -1 |
Hey everyone, i was looking into a new company to the CSE Syntheia Corp and wanted to share some info on them
They use advanced AI to improve customer service, helping call centers and restaurants manage tasks more easily. Their solutions, like AgentNLP and OrderNLP, streamline communication, reduce repetitive work, and enhance the customer experience.
Use cases:
Restaurants: Syntheia can manage all incoming calls, ensuring guests have a smooth experience and reservations are handled efficiently.
Real Estate Offices: Having a virtual receptionist means no calls are missed, and all property listings can be easily communicated to potential buyers.
Doctors' Clinics: Syntheia responds to patient inquiries at any hour, booking appointments and providing essential guidance without delay.
And many more + stuff in the works
TLDR:
Syntheia is changing the way businesses handle customer service by using smart AI tools to make communication easier. Their technology helps industries like restaurants, law firms, and healthcare manage calls and inquiries more smoothly and efficiently. | 1 |
Hey gents, I recently started seeing a new girl and she has all sorts of different eating habits. So she has me going with her to the store and picking up the most obscure things. Sometimes they are good and some not so good. She recently had me pick up this environmentally friendly cardboard packed water called Flow water. To be honest it was a little more expensive than traditional water but it really was good (i'm a big water drinker) and if it's better for the environment that's just a bonus. But I started to think of the price vs the cost to make.
So I looked into the company more and found out they were traded publicly on the TSX. Curiosity got the better of me as I started looking into their PR’s and saw they had massive revenue increases as well as a recent partnership with Live Nation. But I concluded they were making a ton of money and definitely tasted a lot better than Dasani or Aquafina.
I haven’t told my new girl because she got me hooked on this stuff and I kept making fun of her for drinking water out of a box. If you guys know of any other unique grocery store items we should try let me know as I want to be able to get her hooked on something haha, thanks. | 0 |
Tangerine Twat is my absolute favourite. | 0 |
Yeah it's also why I've been rolling ny eyes at "China is selling" or "Japan is selling". There's a good sign everyone is diversifying and see US bonds as higher risk. | -1 |
Holy hell, you morons will believe anything as long as it has Irange man Bad in it someplace. | -1 |
Irl you could always say retarded without getting banned | 0 |
Xi is leader for life of a totalitarian regime. He is untouchable.
trump is an idiot manchild. | -1 |
Also think about infrastructure related items such as fiber optic network cabling, Ethernet, and things that are a bit more critical. There are businesses that import stuff that are important to other businesses operational needs. It's going to have a very big impact on b2b. | -1 |
I’m still so confused about what to invest in. I know GME is the thing now, but wouldn’t we want this to be a constant thing? Where does someone get educated on smart investing? | 0 |
I'm pretty convinced at this point that the Antichrist is real and that it's him. The way he just gets away with anything he wants feels borderline supernatural and the way so many people continue to worship him no matter what he does just feels inexplicable at this point. He's going to bring about the collapse of the world economy, the third World War and eventually it will all end in a global nuclear armageddon. | -1 |
If the "rule of law" wasn't a total joke, I might feel badly about it-- but it seems like nobody who matters does, so why should I? | -1 |
China doesn’t have to do anything here.
This tariff is going to be a fucking PR and market nightmare for this administration if they keep it up for more than a few days. The shit just hasn’t started hitting the fan yet.
The other tariffs pale in comparison to the damage this one is going to unleash. | -1 |
I look at news mostly but sometimes
i do DCFs, look at 10Ks, revisit quarterly reports, other peoples analysis, read other peoples perspectives, check politics which might affect my portfolio etc. Sometimes i need to watch tutorials.
Im not very effective with my time since im also in a learning process | 0 |
I was really let down by Andrew Ross-Sorkin Monday. Really shabby journalism. Shotty really. In fact, shitty. Looking back, it was actually fucked the way he handled his hearsay interview.
Then began the FUD campaign all week with a Cramer “you won” (sell your GME) cherry on top Friday. I find the whole media angle very rich, reporting on market manipulation while actively manipulating the market.
CNBC kept telling us to sell because the fundamentals don’t support the valuation, thus trying to stifle the buying and protect hedgies. I shit you not; in the same episode, Cramer told the audience to both sell GME based on fundamentals, and to buy Snowflake????????????????
UNNNNNGGGGGGGKKKAAAYYYYY!!!
Fuck off CNBC
ps. Still a fan of Fast Money who had the most even coverage imo. h/t to Melissa Lee and the traders. | -1 |
No they’re not - fake news MFs | 0 |
This man literally just had to do nothing, that's all. And he and his dumbass party couldn't even do that right | -1 |
Weekend thread is where the real ones at  | 0 |
Not unexpected. My expectation whenever a Republican is in the White House is for some disaster to happen and for the stock market to crash. I honestly didn’t think it would happen this fast. | -1 |
I'm employed doing well with no debt but there is far more increased risk of me losing my job this year than last year so I've shifted to cooking even more than before rather than getting takeout at work. Drive less so my car last another 10+ years. Scale back dramatically home improvement plans. Don't even want a Switch 2 anymore. I'll enjoy what I have and shift to saving up for potential hard times | 0 |
OK, let me kick this off:
Long (large exposure and long term hold) on Google, AMZN, Avgo, AMD (), MSFT, MU & NVDA. In Europe, Vonovia, Mercedes. In China, BaBa. In India, Reliance.
Short on Meta, CRM, Apple.
Speculative long (small position, closely watching): RKLB, MARA, Intel, Target, Oracle.
Speculative short: WMT, JPM.
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For sure, past 6-9 months were a disaster and a rollercoaster. But looking forward, these beaten down gems should shine, and sharp climbers are more likely to fall. | 1 |
split the 200 between 100 on index funds (iShares and Vanguard are good options) and 100 on stocks that you like | 1 |
As a person who owns silver etfs, I think it's laughable that media would try to pin a "silver squeeze" on Reddit. It's such a boomer investment. I always get negative comments whenever I mentioned it. | 0 |
A lot of stocks are down right now, and I'm thinking of spending 250 on the below tmmw. Thoughts (some are partial cuz im using robinhood)?
Reddit - $60
Nvidia - $70
KULR - $40
ICU - $40
BLGO or OPTT - $40
If you think this is a bad idea or have any advice, lmk why and if I should invest in something else like some crypto. Since this is my first time investing and I'm kinda young, I don't want to put too much money in. Should I put double and spend $500, or start with $250 and see how I do from there? | 0 |
Who could’ve guessed that destabilizing the biggest economy on earth needlessly and changing policies everyday would make consumers and investors alike lose faith in the dollar.
Clearly nobody would have been able to anticipate this downturn, such a shame | -1 |
Top trending stock tickers on social media
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Oh, sweet Jesus, Liz Truss this clown | -1 |
Anyone else buying more GME today to fuck these guys over even more? | -1 |
So this whole time he was just seeking validation that he is successful and can make it on his own? So he inherits a successful economy or a lot of money but that’s not his work so he has to either make it crash so he can “fix” it or he has to try something outlandish that everyone told him is stupid so that he can prove them all wrong? | -1 |
Short America right now | 1 |
Well Trump is an idiot too, so there’s that | -1 |
Trump is like the annoying little brother (with an extremely high ego)... Throwing tantrums to get his bigger brother's attention... >.< | -1 |
You're welcome, but please always do your own DD ;) | 0 |
It’s really just screaming that you don’t understand the goals or philosophy of the Chinese government, or the context of the terms you’re applying your own frame of reference to. Kinda like I was saying before
What we have in the US is way more of a dictatorship. I believe China calls it “performative democracy” since we’re taking what China says at face value :) | 0 |
Hello! How well do you know international trade? This whole tariff debacle is about goods, because the US consumes wayyyy more goods than it produces. BUT. The US is a surplus
supplier in services. It is royally fucked if other countries start replacing US services with services from elsewhere.
Americans so often believe the world needs them more than they need the world and it’s wild. It’s a truly interdependent system.
Also, one of the reasons the US has accepted higher tariffs on some goods until now is due to its favourable negotiations on the supply of services.
Further, the reason for the 90 day tariff pause on some nations is due to other countries completely screwing your bond market, which will tank your economy faster than a trade war. China is one of those countries. For a country with much higher debt than most others, the US is incredibly susceptible to movements in the bond market; which makes it dependent on countries who hold bonds.
I understand the education system in America has been degraded over decades. But it’s so tiring coming on here and reading half ass ignorant comments. It’s ok to not understand this stuff. It’s not ok to just go ‘but murica is the best’. You’re not. You’re borderline third world at this point and the rest of the world is moving on without you. Sort your shit out already. | -1 |
Lmao TSLA is green  | 1 |
Yeah much worse is definitely off base. That doesn't mean it's GOOD ... it's still very bad. But let's acknowledge the 90 day pause was a huge improvement from what was about to happen | -1 |
It was on Good morning america as well. | 0 |
No where in the article does it say anything about the Trump administration ***begging for Xi to call Trump quickly***\*.\*
Anyways, Trump started this mess. The reputation of the USA is in the dumps because of him.
He is a ego maniac who loves getting praised and being served.
This was why he could not wait to boast about 'all these countries are calling and begging to kiss my a\*\*'.
China is a whole different ball game. The US depends on them much much more for a lot of the affordable day to day items Americans use and need.
Once thing Trump doesn't know is in Asia, there is a huge save face culture / cannot look weak.
**Time is against Trump. China will not make any attempt of communication until Trump backs down. He has to. THEY KNOW THIS.** Once basic day to day goods are not stocked / start rising in prices dramatically, people will get very very angry, including his supporter base.
Trump has to concede first by announcing the removal / significant reduction of tariffs. This will make him look like a pathetic, weak loser to his own country and to the world.
I guarantee you he is having sleepless nights at how calm and calculated the Chinese response is. Unlike others, there is no panicking. They are not rushing to have talks as he probably expected.
He started a fight he could not win. Plain and simple.
Serves him right, moron. | -1 |
Americans are so brain dead lol | -1 |
I think it’s gonna work itself out. I bought the doom and gloom at 4900 and deleted my trading app. | 1 |
AERC super low float could rip any day now | 0 |
Be like mango. Create a new holiday. Hype it up for 2 months. Talk about it nonstop. Make a presentation on that day.
Then drop it all and act like it never happened after a few days. LMAO | 0 |
How truly terrible must the US administration be that I’m rooting for China… | -1 |
This was all easily foreseeable before the election, unfortunately most voters have zero critical thinking skills | -1 |
I'll be interested to see how this plays out for them ngl | 0 |
Its pretty clear China's strat is to troll into 10^1000% tarrifs with these dope memes they dropping
The resulting panic will force him to concede everything when SPY drills to $1 | -1 |
Honestly let the economy burn, maybe people will learn | -1 |
Free nation that invaded Iraq, Vietnam, over a lie and MIC. And currently threaten to annex Greenland, Panama and Ukraine minerals.
Who supported Israel genocides by arming them, wipe out entire native by starvation, and annex Hawaii as late as 1945.
Yeah better root for China. | 0 |
Clearly 77 million people are ok with this. | 0 |
It's a pretty unremarkable product, but you would easily be able to find the exact company if I said what the product is.
As a distributor I don't want to leak what is basically insider information on them. | 0 |
Peptide therapies are gaining traction fast. If Vesalius is genuinely focused on that space with top-tier scientists behind it, this could be one to keep an eye on long term | 0 |
I think people are rooting for it to go bad really fast, so he realizes it's a terrible idea and changes course. It's slightly worked so far with him backtracking. If we rooting this on, we rooting for our own economic demise. | 0 |
r/CanadianInvestor would a better place to ask.
That being said, if you want to hold one fund, XEQT is the one to go with. By choosing VFV, you're betting only on the US economy. It might the worst time to do that right now. If I were you, i'd focus more on growth than dividends. | 1 |
Sorry did you just say that an 80 billion dollar valuation for a startup company is low? You understand that a share price on it's own is doesn't just not define value, but is completely meaningless, right? | 0 |
Ha ha ha nothing much my number of shares are small but distributed across I still have majority of stocks in TSLA (15), Apple (15), ADP(20) and others are there between 10-50. That’s where I’m looking for some advice to hold for long term and short terms | 0 |
> But I don't see how things end negative today
Dude, are you paying attention??? | -1 |
He could just sleep through the presidency like he claims Biden was doing and it's still be a success | -1 |
The stock market was higher then.
My understanding is in a healthy market, yields go down when the stock market does because investors are moving money to bonds, which are safer.
Right now stocks, bonds, and USD are all moving lower, which seems to indicate a decline in investment in the US. | 0 |
You mean "why would Biden make them do this" lmaoo
/s | 0 |
This is like a pissing contest between Xi and Trump. Can we please get an adult in the room? | 0 |
Does anyone care to explain to me why the USD losing value is necessarily a bad thing? | 0 |
Recent strong stock performance, with capital showing confidence | 1 |
And fed action could spook the markets even more. | -1 |
The US has made it clear that it has no allies. Only self-interests. If that is the rule of the game the US likes to play, that is how everyone else will play it.
Can't blame anyone else but yourselves. | -1 |
beginner help please!! i’m 22 y/o in usa, looking to invest for the long term, w/ no money currently in the market. thoughts on the following for my roth ira?
fxaix 30%
qqqm 30%
vti 20%
fsggx 10%
fitlx 5%
schd 5%
and should i invest it all 7k in one lump sum now, or bit by bit? i also plan to invest 1k in an individual brokerage acct to hopefully take advantage of the wild market, would love any tips for allocating that too! tysm!! | 0 |
High risk high beta portfolio but it's 50% unity 30% reddit and 20% amazon | 0 |
Great! A step closer to dictatorship | -1 |
I say, call em. Call Trump, record it and expose his desperation. If for no other reason than to make my day better. | 0 |
No one is doing this on nationalist lines.
You think wallstreet is unwinding equities at a loss to support treasuries, but Canadian and Japanese bankers are doing the opposite?
No; they are all doing the exact same thing, chasing the highest return. It just so happens this involves selling treasuries to protect their balance sheet.
This has nothing to do with certain actors trying to influence USA decisions, and has all to do with general fear in the market. | -1 |
So every country is a dictatorship if you change the definition of dictator, got it.
That daily CCP propaganda sure has worked wonders on you. | -1 |
I suppose that's what happens when your companies lie, cheat and steal. When you steal IP from literally every other country and face no consequences that's what ends up happening. American companies have no protections or recourse for this behavior. Chinese companies in the USA have the same protections as an American company. Tell me, are other countries companies allowed to operate within China without bending the knee to the totalitarian CCP?
To anyone with a brain that claims China is some utopia that will deliver us from the big bad US is delusional. You think USA hegemony is bad. Wait til these anti American losers on Reddit see what complete government control looks like. Imagine bitching about an administration abusing their power, then look to the fucking CCP as a bastion of fairness. If you can't stand government overreach, you'll love the CCP. | -1 |
Wow! Why didn't I think of that? Heck, maybe we should all lose our jobs so we spend less on groceries. | -1 |
Entered yesterday 2-9-24. Fortunately I entered the dip and not the upswing 28 cents to 87 cents. My average. 0.1728. Potential for big profits on the upswing | 1 |
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Is this legit ? What is your net worth ? | 0 |
I made 6k instead of a potential 9k and i’ve been depressed all day about it.
I’m gonna go fuck myself, sorry man :( | -1 |
Yes, Trump and everyone who voted for him are intention-less and the people of Reddit know better than all of them. Crazy to me how a figure could be revered by the mostly left leaning people on this site, but if they switch sides they're all of a sudden dumb and nothing they do makes sense. Stop drinking the kool-aid and look at the actual numbers, not just sensational news headlines. | 0 |
You don’t buy when it’s green, u buy when it’s red | 1 |
$KHC is this a good double bottom? Is inflation a catalyst for this stock? | 0 |
It's a holdings company like RCAT, UMUS, etc.. As a holding company, may have a couple owned companies that sell good, niche equipment, BUT no plan for scaling nor growth, aka they need capital to enter bigger contracts. Looks like a decent *MBA* mgmt team and that's what they're selling in this IPO.
Big red flag: no IP no R&D successes.
Heck I'm in this industry and they have no advertisements on NDAA compliance meaning US DoD can't buy their stuff (if OP is shilling the corp, you better have them update their website)
Hence riding momentum of RCAT & UMUS (cough, DonJr) and chasing Anduril. Conclusion:  | 0 |
can't wait for to go crazy at 2am on Monday morning and for my puts to print | 1 |
RKT is a crazy stock in general. Every dividend for the past 5 years has been a surprise. I just keep 100 shares to sell the occasional covered call | 1 |
After taking a brief look, I think I'll pass on this one. Good luck though but just out of curiosity, what attracted you to this stock and did you buy end of December? | 1 |
I forgot to cancel selling my mutual funds, maybe it was the right call? | 0 |
China is a neoauthoritarian state.
Xi Jingping will not care if the public are mad about investment portfolios or the COL. He can force his subjects through this trade war for as long as it takes.
The US is just a burgeoning dictatorship. Trump doesn't have the power of Xi over the American people, for now. | -1 |
Remember when Powell was asked this question at a press meeting and he Powell replied “not permitted under the law”
Yeah… about that. Aged like milk | 0 |
What the actual fuck? | -1 |
I never thought once in my life I'd say "good for China." Stick it to that orange imbecile. | -1 |
Lmao, Donnie Dumbfuck gave them trading partners around the world bucko | -1 |
Agreed. I think the pause is basically going to be remembered as a dead cat bounce. Foreign investors are not only pulling their money, but if bonds are rising that means there are fewer buyers than sellers. Now, a 4% bond backed by the US isn't even as safe an investment as a German bond for 3%. If bonds stay up the Fed will have no choice but to raise rates | -1 |
Nah he's pretty spot on. Trump supporters are hated globally | 1 |
Emoluments clause? lol. What is that? | 0 |
This week seems to be all about the bond market
Even without the tariffs, is there any trust in the US’ economic management any more? | -1 |
Confirmed not a trap. Its been like this for probably 2 months, we have just let it slowly spread by word of mouth | 0 |
This term so far is even less politically stable than the first term lol | -1 |
China's economy is getting wrecked. Factories have started shutdowns and people are heading home only 2 months after new years break. Ya'll don't understand how serious this is for the Chinese people right now. | -1 |
America is Cartman. A bullying loudmouth. Cartman without Stan, Kyle and Kenny would be a loner nobody wants to be near. | 0 |
This is what all of the “lunatic left” has been warning about for 8 years. Trust in democracy has been the underpinning of our economy for 80 years and Trump has obliterated it in 8 weeks. It’s why money flowed into the U.S. markets. With no safety in American democracy, we are not a safe investment any longer. Period. Damage done. Even with Trump gone, America could still elect another Trump. It is our citizens who bear the responsibility. Trump is just the manifestation of our hostility towards the rest of the world. | -1 |
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