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@Cryptical Envelopment Plant #1 will be out of optimization and at full production by end of june/early July. Revenue picture will be clear after that. Plant #2 arriving Q4 2023 (Murphy law add a quarter) This plant will be refining wells #1 and #2 which have other rare earth gasses, it will...

Soon as i have some free time ill write something up. In the meantime beacon securities just initiated coverage and released a comprehensive report below. Ive added around 7k shares and a few thousand warrants this year...

FIFY

Plant finally on and producing. Out of testing and into optimization. They're doing an online investor conference Thursday and the annual shareholder meeting is april 26th . https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/oil-gas-virtual-investor-conference-agenda-announced ...

This isn't the time for the thoughts and prayers playbook. The regulators who failed and the parties involved in dismantling regulations should be put on notice so that corrective action can be taken. Line them up on a wall. R's and D's.

Foxes in charge of the henhouse

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/banking-law/whats-next-for-cfpb-funding-after-appellate-ruling-explained

Again, the level of scrutiny would have been much higher under the original bill. Not the stadium security pat down that seems to be happening now.

Well you're not, but enjoy that fence post.

I already did that in this post below. Regulators failed in this instance but SVB would've been under far more scrutiny under the original dodd/frank provisions. It's certainly possible regulators could've failed at that too but less likely...

Without being partisan the facts are. 1 party signed frank dodd into law. 1 party crippled it. And there has only been 2 administrations since.

I don't know why your panties are so twisted you're the one who tried to place blame on the 2008 admin. I merely showed you who loosened the regs. Who's the one being partisan?

It was signed in 18 bud.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/frankvangansbeke/2023/03/12/the-silicon-valley-bank-collapse-and-the-polycrisis/?sh=21d8c9312909 CEO Becker submitted a written statement that the applicable threshold of $50 billion in assets, before more stringent (liquidity and solvency) provisions kick in, was...

Narratives are fun. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/24/trump-signs-bank-bill-rolling-back-some-dodd-frank-regulations.html

Pretty **** terms on that PP. I figured another 4-5M was coming since they had a couple more delays but ****. At least we know for certain plant 2 is funded and in process.

Nobody in the top income brackets pays sticker price.

3 prong approach. Increase taxes. Reduce Spending. Eliminate corporate donations to elections and PAC's. Then decrease taxes as reduced deficit benchmarks are reached. Essentially incentivizing congress to eliminate pork faster so their constituents can pay less taxes which is a ****ed up...

Off the shelf software can deploy algorithms, AI can improve/write them in real time. Where AI really excels is learning legacy systems and software and porting it into new software/systems. Like a compatability bridge. Something that would take engineers and developers years.

You'd be surprised how disorganized and disjointed global ocean shipping is. They operate at a windows 95 level of sophistication. Massive gains to be had in routing, rerouting, and reduction of cost.