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โš›๏ธ NUCLEAR IS BACK

BUT NOT WHERE YOU THINK

๐ŸŒ 396 GW of nuclear operating globally
โž• 299 GW more planned or announced

Hereโ€™s what really matters:

โ€ข ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ณ #China
58 GW running. 118 GW pipeline
โ†’ The largest nuclear build-out on Earth

โ€ข ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ United States
102 GW running. Only +7 GW coming
โ†’ Big base. Minimal growth

โ€ข ๐Ÿ‡ซ๐Ÿ‡ท #France
64 GW running. +12 GW planned
โ†’ Rebuilding, slowly

โ€ข ๐Ÿ‡ท๐Ÿ‡บ #Russia
29 GW running. 21 GW pipeline
โ†’ Still expanding despite sanctions

โ€ข ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ #India
8 GW running. 32 GW planned
โ†’ Early stage, big ambition

โš ๏ธ

โ€ข China and India are scaling for growth
โ€ข The West is maintaining, not expanding
โ€ข Energy security is driving reactors, not climate slogans

The next decade of nuclear leadership wonโ€™t be decided by speeches.

It will be decided by who actually builds.

#energy #nuclear #uranium
EVs consume tonnes of minerals

- 60 kg #copper
- 40 kg graphite
- 30 kg lithium
- 25 kg nickel

Contrast this with a normal ICE, which needs 35 kg. EVs need six times more minerals.

Just attempting to replace ICEs with EVs will ignite a mineral bull market.
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Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan on how the US will ultimately solve its debt problem.

They will print their way out of this mess

Thatโ€™s why hard assets will outperform
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Here are the Top Growth Stocks with the Top 3 Leaders in Each Sector: (1 Year Return)

Space:
1. $PL Planet Labs 262%
2. $ASTS AST SpaceMobile Inc 230%
3. $RKLB Rocket Lab 147%

Quantum:
1. $QBTS D-Wave Quantum Inc 264%
2. $RGTI Rigetti Computing 44%
3. $IONQ IONQ -24%

Information Technology
1. $WDC Western Digital Corp 397%
2. $MU Micron Technology Inc 351.04%
3. $STX Seagate Technology Holdings Plc 312.61%

Data Centers:
$STX Seagate Technology Holdings Plc 341%
$MU Micron Technology Inc 303%
$CLS Celestica Inc 142%

Health Care
1. $ERAS Erasca Inc 230.38%
2. $IBRX ImmunityBio Inc 205.56%
3. $ALMS Alumis Inc 116.09%

Consumer Discretionary
1. $TPR Tapestry Inc 78.23%
2. $GM General Motors Company 71.47%
3. $CVNA Carvana Co 64.75%

Communication Services
1. $HUYA HUYA Inc 53.80%
2. $LBTYB Liberty Global Inc 52.43%
3. $SHXWF Xinhua Winshare Publishing and Media Co Ltd 45.45%
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Warsh will let the money printer go wild.

โ€œBut he said he wonโ€™t do it.โ€

Here is Powell before he became Fed chair:

- He criticized QE
- Said it would never be enough for the market
- Said Fed models will always show economic benefits
- Argued those benefits are overstated

Sounds reasonable, right?

And then when push came to shove?

He printed like never before... and then some, just to be sure.

- It took the Fed over 100 years to amass a $4T balance sheet
- It took Powell 4 years to double that

In the end, beliefs are meaningless when cracks start to emerge.
They will always be filled with liquidity.

Brace for inflation.
The global economy has entered Cold War 2.0, centered on natural resources and industrial control.

Over the past decades, China systematically built dominance across downstream industries:

- Including processing
- Refining
- Manufacturing
- Mining.

As a result, much of the world is now structurally dependent on Chinese inputs.

This conflict will not be defined by missile counts, but by control over supply chains:

- Critical mineral availability
- Geopolitical chokepoints
- Refining and processing capacity

These chokepoints decide who grows, who stalls, and who submits.

Reversing this dependency will require a shift away from purely market-driven capital allocation toward a model that prioritizes strategic independence over short-term profitability.

This transition is already underway and will define capital flows for years to come, favoring commodities and downstream industries.
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Trumpโ€™s focus is on nominal growth, not real growth.

With enough liquidity, an economy can grow endlessly in nominal terms. This is not a new idea.... it is the exact playbook used in the 1970s.

During that period:

- Inflation reduced brought debt-to-GDP down to ~30%
- Only after that adjustment did Volcker raise rates to kill inflation

Nominal GDP looked strong, but real growth was much weaker.

Fast forward to today. The US is heavily indebted, interest costs are exploding, foreign demand for US debt is fading, and reshoring industry is now a strategic necessity.

None of that works under tight monetary conditions.
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USAS will capture 51% of downstream processing profits

USAS expects to be paid market terms for mined antimony

UAMY will operate the facility and provide technical and marketing expertise.

18-month construction timeline after budget approval, and negotiate supply agreements within 90 days.
๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ+๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ฆ POWER REALITY CHECK

๐Ÿ’ฅNATURAL GAS STILL RUNS NORTH AMERICA

Forget the narratives.

Look at the grid.

In 2025, the biggest source of power across most US states and Canadian provinces is still fossil based.

#oott #energy #Canada
The old trade and monetary system is breaking.

- Chinese exports to the US are just 7.5%
- Down from ~60% just 6 yrs ago
- A generation low

The US offshored its industrial base to China in exchange for cheap imports, only for China to now export those products to ASEAN countries while retaining the US industrial base.

- The weaponization of the USD
- The weaponization of the SWIFT system
- The weaponization of the American consumer

Made one thing clear: any dependence on the US will be weaponized at some point in the future.

A new trade and monetary system is no longer optional... it is a matter of national security.
๐Ÿšจ Chips arenโ€™t the problem anymore

โšก Power is

๐Ÿค– AI outruns the grid by 2026

Energy becomes the bottleneck

The market rotation youโ€™re seeing isnโ€™t about loving Big Oil again.

Itโ€™s about energy reality catching up with AI ambition.

๐Ÿ’ป Big Techโ€™s AI buildout hit a wall

โ€ข $660bn+ in #AI capex planned for 2026

โ€ข #Amazon alone: $200bn

โ€ข #Meta : $135bn, nearly 2ร— YoY

โ€ข Data centers, chips, cooling... All power-hungry

The constraint is energy availability, reliability, and cost.

โšก AI demand is outrunning the grid

โ€ข Data centers are locking long-term power contracts years ahead

โ€ข Gas-fired generation is back as the swing supply

โ€ข Grid upgrades take 5โ€“10 years, not quarters

โ€ข #renewables alone canโ€™t cover baseload + surge demand

This is why capital is rotating.

๐Ÿ›ข๏ธ Big Oil is an infrastructure hedge

โ€ข US oil & gas stocks +17% YTD

โ€ข #ExxonMobil, #Chevron +25% market cap in 12 months

โ€ข Despite softer oil prices in 2025

โ€ข Cash returns still 50% of operating cash flow

While Big #Tech burns cash today for growth tomorrow,
US Big #Oil is funding dividends, buybacks, and balance sheets now.

๐Ÿ” The new hierarchy

โ€ข #Chips โ†’ scalable
โ€ข #Software โ†’ scalable
โ€ข Power โ†’ not scalable fast

AI extended the oil thesis๐Ÿ’ฅ

Gas, #LNG, power generation, and grid reliability are now strategic assets

๐Ÿ“ŒAI doesnโ€™t slow down, the grid does.

And until power catches up, capital will keep flowing to the companies that control energy.

#oott #NatGas #DataCenter #energy