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@FoodProfessor You need to eat the whole fish to really see the healthy benefits. Which means the smaller cans. The picture shows fillets with skin and bone removed.

Grocery shopping... Sardines are having a TikTok moment—and it’s not random. TikTok turned them from “cheap pantry staple” into a wellness, high-protein, even luxury-adjacent food. “Girl dinner,” “sardine snacks,” even “Sardine Girl Summer.” Demand is up, but you can find some on sale.

@Swedish_uranium @Mountaincl50711 Because it's very low grade, likyely needs much higher U prices to be economic, and they haven't released a resource estimate, let alone a PEA. They probably won't release a PEA until U prices spike because there is a risk the economics will be weak at current U prices.

Something doesn’t add up in the #uranium space. How does a company with exposure to what could be a district-scale U.S. uranium system trade at < $45M combined? That’s the situation with Myriad Uranium ( $M / $M.CN) and its partner Rush Rare Metals (merger pending), tied to Copper Mountain. Perhaps most investors still think “early-stage explorer.” But the data tell a very different story. This isn’t a grassroots project: ~655 Mlbs eU₃O₈ historical endowment across the broader area ~245 Mlbs in the core zone All defined decades ago, and only to ~600 ft. Importantly, this comes from Union Pacific’s work, not random legacy guesses. Fast forward to today: Myriad has consolidated control over the district (~62% of the larger area, ~80% of the core), is seeing grades exceed historical averages, and is applying modern exploration techniques to ground that was never properly tested. Depth? Largely untouched. New targets? Emerging from recent radiometrics. Best zones? Possibly still undiscovered. What if Copper Mountain becomes what it has the potential to be? Then today’s pricing looks completely disconnected. Drilling is coming. So is the re-rating. Latest presentation: myriaduranium.com/investor-prese… (Disclosure: I have a commercial relationship with Myriad Uranium. Views are my own. Do your own due diligence.)

@AfricanLonghorn @GLoffelhardt @jamesdcurry Hurry up and wait.

@GLoffelhardt @jamesdcurry What is your standpoint regarding DFC approval after yesterday's annual report? $glo

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@MarketAnch0r @AtomicCorp Yeah, it's been in that state for two years. You're conflating something you don't like with something false.

@snowblower314 @AtomicCorp They’ve used that same sentence for 2 years. They’ve lied for 2 years

Global Atomic issues 2025 results. The Dasa #Uranium Project advanced development significantly in 2025 and in March 2026 reached 1 million hours without a lost time incident. The Company continues to advance debt, JV and other non-equity funding options. globalatomiccorp.com/investors/news…

@MarketAnch0r @AtomicCorp The press release gave an update.

@AtomicCorp Zero updates on DFC, unacceptable

@FoodProfessor "Buck a Bread". Groceries for hosers.

How should Toronto name its publicly-owned grocery stores?

@PraiseKek @AmirAdnani $30/lb AISC at Dasa for 0.4% grade cap. US grade is lower, so what would a US AICC be? Two, three times that wouldn't be surprising. Then add profit margin. It's not unthinkable that greater than $150/lb is necessary. So maybe push it to $200? Maybe.

According to $NXE's Leigh Curyer, a "technically & financially fact-based CEO," rumors suggest the US may set a $120lb floor price, but that still wouldn't incentivize US 🇺🇸 production. Given their cost profiles, prices likely need to exceed $200lb! Do you agree, @AmirAdnani? ;)

@AfricanLonghorn 1. complete financing 2. complete build 3. transition to production 4. transition to dividend distribution or growth 5. update resource estimates 6. navigate long term political risk 7. navigate long term terrorist risk Long road ahead still. Step 1 pivotal, of course.

It is not approved It is not approved It is not approved It is not approved It is not approved It is not approved It is not approved It is not approved ... But IF it were, "filthy rich" would become the new middlename for many of us. Soon we will know. $glo #uranium

@joe_sampl @omro1975 @ABongo888 First it has to be certified by a judge. Then there would be certain conditions regarding who is eligible, e.g. between certain dates. There are many uncertainties, as usual.

@omro1975 @ABongo888 It doesn’t mean that there are a lot of claimants. Likely one at this point. A law firm will post those ridiculous solicitations to try and find more people later if a judge even thinks this is worthy of pursuit, WHICH THEY HAVEN’T. $GLO

Are the $GLO #URANIUM SHORTS getting nervous? Lawsuits and Bluster to try and get the nervous Nellie's to part with their shares cheaply. Same as last cycle, dirty tricks are never far away.

@omro1975 @ABongo888 "seemingly doing nothing with it": Have you seen the progress at Dasa?!

@ABongo888 It's a class action, so that means there have got to be a lot of claimants. Maybe some are reading #uranium X. Considering how often this company raises capital, without seemingly doing anything with it, were I invested in $GLO (and I'm not and never have been), I'd sue too, lol.

@ABongo888 They're not "handing back" 95000 tonnes of U308. That's 190 million pounds - nonsensical. The amount in question is about 1500 tonnes. The 95000 tonnes comes from an off handed remark by the Nigerien president stating Niger already "gave back" 95000 tonnes of past production.

#GLO #URANIUM northernminer.com/news/niger-to-…

@ABongo888 A lot of that short interest may be private placement investors who shorted to fund their PP allocation. They covered with their share allocation, and kept the warrant. The short report may overlap the period between their short sale and the PP closing.

$GLO #GLO $Glatf #uranium Short will be 🔥 burnt toast if financing blindsides

@PraiseKek I accessed the Nunavut geo database and found bugs. I contacted the support email (a federal government address) and they replied with a shrug... "Yeah we know, and we have no resources or schedule to fix it". It was some sort of old Windows hosted web app. Nothing exotic.

Hard to believe how clunky this still is. The Saskatchewan GeoAtlas raw assay file for $NXE's 2014 summer drilling program (Appendix 4) is bugged; the download pop-up doesn't work. I'll have to request a ZIP by mail. SEDAR, SEDI, GeoAtlas, all quirky 1980's websites lol

@fortunebaycorp Link is missing.

@GLoffelhardt The board can optionally do a notational vote without meeting. Who knows, other than that it's on the horizon.

$GLO This is my personal timeline for DFC financing. What do you think? Are there any errors in my flowchart?

@zed_four @PraiseKek It means the watched pot hasn't boiled.

@PraiseKek What does it mean? Anything of significance?

Interesting...

@MehmetTohti @scoopercooper This is such a tired repeatoid.

Let us be very clear Chinese-made electric vehicles are, in effect, full-scale computers on wheels, powered by Chinese-made chips and integrated digital systems. These vehicles are designed to collect and transmit vast amounts of data, receive remote software updates from China, and remain continuously connected through Chinese satellite and communications infrastructure. This represents yet another pathway through which the Chinese Communist Party can extend its influence and control—posing serious risks to Canada’s digital sovereignty, data security, and long-term national autonomy. Any data we consent to provide to CCP-led China—an authoritarian state—will ultimately feed a hostile power and may come back to haunt us in the future.

@andrewmichta @scoopercooper @MarkJCarney Nobody cares about Doug Ford's opinion.

🧵The announcement by Canadian PM @MarkJCarney of a reset in Canada-China ties accompanied by a trade deal of dramatic proportions will likely go down in history as a major political blunder. But don't listen to me: Premier Doug Ford of Ontario already denounced the deal. 1/9

@weebabalu @BarkenLarry I'm assuming they are short selling after the PP announcement and have committed to their allocations.

@snowblower314 @BarkenLarry I think it depends if they short before or after news of the PP drops. I did not understand the process and Grok’s been helping. If they short the afternoon before the announcement they come out ahead. Maybe I’m full of shit.. just learning.

#uranium $GLO Back to back raises likely means there was a lot more interest than the initial (up to) $50M initial ask.

@weebabalu @BarkenLarry They buy one private placement unit for $0.88, sell short for $0.77 ish (today, and for the next few days), cover the short with their PP share when the deal closes, and keep the warrant. That nets out to paying $0.11 for the warrant.

@snowblower314 @BarkenLarry I think they make $0.11 ish per share and get the warrant for free don’t they?