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We are 5y to 10y away from global EV adoption mandate deadlines (EU, CA, US). Is now a good time to be bullish on lithium stocks while they’re cheap?
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The $X Project migrates into a new CA with 8,775 holders! How far do you think it'll go?
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Where should I keep my savings for a house down payment? High tax bracket in CA.
Clean Vision Corporation’s Subsidiary, Clean-Seas Partners UK Ltd, Successfully Receives ESG Second-Party-Opinion for Its Green Bonds From ISS ESG
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Parts of CA might as well be rural Texas and other parts might as well be New York City with terrible public transportation.
Chipotle Chicken Burrito is $11.31 including tax (CA). Most locations aren’t skimping, one nearest me is consistently so large the foil isn’t closed all the way. It’s a two day burrito. Ingredients are fresh, food is hot and it’s a quick transaction. Approximately 1175 calories. Taco Bell $7.44 for a Chicken Burrito with tax. Precooked frozen processed chicken with added salt reheated at location. Quality and portion is a crap shoot. Seriously overpriced, most people would add a taco because of the smaller portion bringing you up to $9.80, 720 calories.
Hahaha - well put. I'll preface this by saying I have gringo tastes and I'm totally fine with inauthentic mexican food - it can be tex-mex or whatever. Broadly: I *love* Mexican food. And historically, I could put together a decent meal at Chipotle. I never eat it these days because I live in CA and there are way better options every few blocks. But if I'm in the midwest or on the east coast... yeah, Chipotle has been a reasonable option for Mexican food. I honestly don't know how bad it's gotten in terms of value these days, but it's truly weird to hear everyone saying it doesn't fill a niche.
Yeah I’m in CA it’s not $20. It’s $13.85 and I can DoorDash it here for $17. Why be so dramatic?
How many fake burgers must the peasants eat to balance out just ONE of your private jet trips from CA to NY?
FYI prop 22 is not a new fee, been in place a few years. At the beginning Uber added an obvious extra fee while DD mostly hid the extra fee or ate the cost. News to me that DD now has an extra fee specific to CA, but it’s not actually new, it’s always been a cost.
Not sure I follow - transport through a state doesn't mean full interstate trade, it just means a state that, say, bans hemp, can't arrest a van full of "hemp" driving from say, KY to CA, that is driving through it. Basically the farm bill just limits a state's ability to pick off trucks/vans/transporters, but otherwise lets states ban/restrict hemp if they want. It's all in the law itself, so it's not really a state's right question.
What AI could be good at is parsing Congressmen buys and sells while aggregating the company's financials, government contracts, etc. Here's a breakdown of the top 10 congressmen for 2024 with Pelosi barely in the top 10: >Members of Congress With the Best Performance in 2024 >Rep. David Rouzer (R-NC): 149.0% >Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL): 142.3% >Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR): 123.8% >Rep. Roger Williams (R-TX): 111.2% >Rep. Morgan McGarvey (D-KY): 105.8% >Rep. Larry Bucshon (R-IN): 98.6% >Rep. Pete Sessions (R-TX): 95.2% >Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME): 77.5% >Rep. David Kustoff (R-TN): 71.5% >Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA): 70.9% >*Data source: Unusual Whales (2025).*
Thoughts on $LOCO? P/E looks like strong value, P/S at .60, far less than other QSR. Two recent offers to take the company private (there may be an offer now, and an outside chance they announce something on earnings today). But most of all it's freaking delicious. Every time I go into one it's packed. App and digital kiosk in all stores to help offset all of CA labor costs. I'm in for a small play of 1000 shares. Earnings today AH.
**"Tight cash runway:** \~9 months as of January 2025 (CA$5.4M cash, CA$7.6M annual burn)" Not true, they have more cash than that. Warrants have been exercised which has injected them with cash. They've got enough cash for like 18 months, and they are very likely going to be cash flow positive within the next 3 quarters imo.
Why would anyone in CA go to chipotle? Every little Mexican taqueria/food truck is going to have better food for less money.
8% of my port is CA stocks, could not figure out why I was doing well, but also didn't trust it.
I bought at CA$55, $75, $125 , $275 and recently at $354. I have kept most of my shares. However, I only invested $5000. Still having a good run
A 501c3 has no shareholders. Even though it is worth maybe 100B, the non-profit will donate 100's of billions for society. This is what a classic successful non-profit will look like 100K in salaries and 100B in legit program grants. This non-profit is likely going to be the most impactful in the world given the amount of ammunition to pay grants with 0 overhead/salary to run. The part that MSFT owns and where the non-profit, Softbank other VC's owns are always for profit but controlled by the non-profit board. So while you can argue how a 500B enterprise is really about public benefit, it is controlled by this board. It's just capitalized with shares instead of partnership allocation. And be that as it may, Anthropic, which is known for strong governance is set up as a public benefit all the same. The law is the law and there is nothing DE and CA or anyone can do to impact the conversion.
The governors in our largest populous States closed (NY, CA, NJ, IL, Nj and Mass) while Texas, Florida, SD, Ok, remained mostly open - it would have been a different outcome had the large states not closed
What’s happening is a complete reset. This needs to happen. Everyone got comfortable with Covid and so many companies were hiring, giving remote work, etc. So much free money was given out. For example, Californians was moving to Oregon, Washington, and other places in droves and made the cost of everything so high everywhere. These Californians are now selling all their houses and moving back to CA because everyone is back to the office. These people were coming up here with their tech salaries and pricing out locals. It’s been rough for locals. Now, houses are sitting and prices will come back down. All these middle managers are being cut. Covid allowed for a huge influx of hiring it’s now just trimming and part of the process. It sucks people are losing jobs though. It’s a big reset.
I was expecting the market to drop quite a bit, and I was wrong. That said, I was in Walnut Creek, CA (fairly affluent I think) on a Friday night couple weeks ago and it was dead; very dead. I flew out of Vegas recently and it took 5 minutes to get from the curb to my gate, maybe a sign of less people flying (this was before the shutdown). Might’ve been to a strip club recently, dead. I think it’s starting to catch up to the middle class, but I could be wrong again.
What brokerage is this that a CA allows day trading?
I dont know much about the stock but can you recoup the majority of your investment and put that toward triplex or something? if you work the number correctly you can still have positive cash flow. in CA, am getting screw by the high interest and high prices, but some other state you may be able to come out with 10% annual return. But hey you could be multi millionairs playing with few hundred k. Who am I to give unsolicited advice
the person commenting is probably not american or from an insane state like CA etc
I mean, they’re about to launch a new product and are building a big ass factory. Of course they’re burning money. They’re 3 years in and their first vehicles have been really ridiculously good. The R1S has been the best selling SUV over $70k in CA - including gas powered models. They’ve built an “aspirational luxury” brand, and are about to drop a new, more affordable vehicle in the #1 best selling class of vehicles worldwide. Because their CEO isn’t a braggadocious dickhead, they’ve been quiet about their numbers, but they’re definitely in the hundreds of thousands of reservation holders, and I think that number goes hockey stick once people see them on the roads. They’re GREAT looking vehicles. If you decided tomorrow you wanted an R2, I’ll wager it’s 18 months after they go on sale before their manufacturing catches up with the demand.
The following companies have securities removed in the past week. Aside from common stock, it may include warrants and preferred shares. Flagstar Bank, National Association (Westbury, NY) MeridianLink, Inc. (IRVINE, CA) Sandstorm Gold Ltd (Vancouver, )
ChatGPT response when asked if Auxly is a good investment. Not financial advice. Here’s a breakdown of whether investing in Auxly Cannabis Group Inc. (ticker TSX: XLY) might make sense — along with the risks. Note: this isn’t personal financial advice, just my analysis. ⸻ ✅ What looks good 1. Revenue & margin improvement • In 2024, Auxly reported net revenues of C$122.3 million, up 21% over 2023.  • The gross margin on finished cannabis inventory sold improved to ~46% in 2024 (versus ~34% in 2023).  • Q2 2025 results: revenue up 33% YoY, adjusted EBITDA margin ~30%.  2. Debt reduction / balance sheet improvement • They’ve converted significant debt into equity (via their partner/creditor) and reduced debt burdens.  • Their EV/EBITDA appears modest (for what one might expect in a turnaround) in some data.  3. Market positioning • Auxly is described as a consumer packaged-goods oriented cannabis company in Canada (flowers, pre-rolls, vapes) with brands.  • If they can maintain / grow market share and margins, the business model looks more “normalised” than many early speculative cannabis plays. ⸻ ⚠️ What raises caution 1. Still margin of risk & uncertainty • Despite the improvements, the company was reporting net losses. For example, in 2024 net loss ~C$16.35 m for the year.  • Some analysis note liabilities outstrip near-term assets (or at least tight liquidity). For example: “its liabilities outweigh the sum of its cash and (near-term) receivables by CA$112.0m” in one assessment.  • One commentary says that although recent improvement is good, “rate of growth … is weaker” compared to industry and the valuation (P/S ratio) is high versus peers.  2. Valuation / expectations risk • SimplyWallSt flagged that Auxly’s price-to-sales (P/S) ratio, compared to industry peers, is elevated given modest growth.  • Some technical indicators suggest mixed signals (i.e., not strong “go-buy now” momentum).  3. Sector risk • The cannabis industry remains volatile, with regulatory risks, pricing pressure (especially in Canada), competition (illicit market), etc. For any cannabis-related stock, those macro / regulatory risks remain meaningful. • Earlier reports flagged going concern risk for Auxly (a few years ago) though things appear improved. 
Taco only accepts snap in select markets according to their website. Those being CA, AZ, WI
Taco Bell only accepts snap in WI, CA & AZ according to their website
Hi Everyone, New to Reddit. 31M, started investing in 2020. I hold Big Tech + SPY + Bitcoin + ETH. Been doing a lot of waiting and watching recently. Been honing in on Tesla but as a pure energy play not a car company or robotics company. While I think EVs and Robotaxi are cool. Megapack demand > supply and VPP is jusr beginning in CA and TX. Distributed battery networks seem like the perfection evolution for the grid (unless my novice brain is misunderstanding the application). Megapack, VPP, and Autobidder seem like a sleeping dragon. For some reason the narrative on tv and on Twitter seem to only focus on the car business, robo taxi potential. With power being a huge concern as the bottleneck of the ai infrastructure buildout, why isn’t the narrative about Teslas energy potential? I have to wonder is the answer right under our nose, but we are blinded by “car company” and “robotics” narrative? Just starting to do my deep dive on this. Open any comments, debate, resources to learn more.
Just products made in NY and CA
They would have no choice at that point! I think Canada has at least some rare earths up there. Calls in $CA51
>Are you lying about where you live? Nope. I live in West Seattle. It takes me about 30 minutes to ride my bike into work downtown. There are [quite a few houses under $600k](https://i.imgur.com/NPU8pdp.png) if you are interested in moving back. >Unless you're going to trashy pubs in outskirts there is no way "drinks with friends" is 25$ a week in Seattle unless you're having like 2 drinks a week. A pitcher of beer at my local brew pub costs around $25. Everyone buys a pitcher and that makes a pretty fun evening. >Botox? What are you talking about? I didn't know what to think when you said "health treatments". It made me think of Botox. I would have said something like "health care" or "health insurance". >Do you never get sick? I went to the doctor three times last year. That was more than normal. Typically I only go for my annual physical. >you have to either buy super expensive COBRA or other options that are super high out of pocket any time you have minor reasons for doctor checkups. Not true. An unsubsidized plan on the ACA marketplace is $600 per month. If your annual income is $30k (which is my plan), then that cost drops down to $300. And urgent care visits cost $20 out of pocket. >Because that's how much a 1400> Square Foot house costs in CA in desirable locations where you can walk most places and actually feel safe. I doubt that. >Listen, I understand that you can retire on much less if you start cutting down on quality of life and cheap out, I guess my problem is you said you needed $150k to live comfortably but what you are describing is luxury. I'm happy with comfortable. I think it is pretty ridiculous to call that cheaping out >When I plan for retirement I'm talking about early retirement Same.
It's great, but it's part of why CA property is unaffordable for vast majority of our younger population. Especially in popular places like LA, SF and the surrounding valleys. The prop was passed as an attempt to circumvent the environment Prop 13 created where older people were afraid to sell their homes in metropolitan areas because it would increase their Tax Basis, and young people could never find homes in places that required a work force (like a Bay Area). So this prop was passed to attempt to give retirees a way to downgrade their home without losing their Prop 13 benefit. What a crazy system we live in. Still, as someone born in post USSR, love my (sometimes dumb) state.
Are you lying about where you live? > I live in Seattle in a $600k house and my taxes are $500 per month. I just moved away from Seattle, real estate in Seattle is nearly as expensive as San Francisco. Only houses in the far outskirts or near Aurora Avenue go down to those prices, but then you'd have to live on Aurora. > Cool. Like, $25 per week? So $1300 Unless you're going to trashy pubs in outskirts there is no way "drinks with friends" is 25$ a week in Seattle unless you're having like 2 drinks a week. Ballard and Capitol Hill are not much cheaper than SF bars. > My local 24 Hour fitness is $400 per year. 24 Hour fitness is bottom of the barrel with half of their equipment broken at all times. > You think you'll need botox in retirement? This just seems weird now. But fine, lets add in $3k for your botox. Botox? What are you talking about? Do you never get sick? Imagine retiring early and not being on corporate insurance, you have to either buy super expensive COBRA or other options that are super high out of pocket any time you have minor reasons for doctor checkups. > Why do you need a 2 million dollar house? Because that's how much a 1400> Square Foot house costs in CA in desirable locations where you can walk most places and actually feel safe. Listen, I understand that you can retire on much less if you start cutting down on quality of life and cheap out, that's why 150k a year is a nice "I have fuck around money". When I plan for retirement I'm talking about early retirement, I'm not talking about Social Security which doesn't kick in until you're too old to actually enjoy it.
Press corps is filled with right wing propagandists with tiny brains. We are so fucked. Congrats to you guys in CA.
Wrong. [Read up on Prop 13](https://www.nber.org/digest/apr05/lock-effect-californias-proposition-13?page=1&perPage=50), it's essentially "rent control" for landlords. * Property Tax increase is capped and does not match the actual market value increase of the home. * There are other [propositions](https://assessor.lacounty.gov/homeowners/proposition-19) that have been recently passed to expand the utility of this. It's part of my CA real estate is so fucked because it's in your benefit to buy and hold because you are capped at your yearly tax increases. There are plenty of people living in 3 million dollar properties that only pay like 1000 a year in taxes on the property.
As someone that has lived in so many areas over the entirety of my life, I can't imagine being happy if I had to live in non NYC/SF Bay Area or certain CA Costal towns. The people you are exposed to every day make a huge impact on your mental health.
Maybe in the Bay Area of CA or NYC. This sub is so out of touch.
how do capital gains taxes work in CA? assuming they need to be realized?
I have a kid and also a house that was bought this year. No need to mention how much it costs. Property taxes and insurance bills alone will drain my retirement quickly if I stop working. Not everyone locked that sweet prop 13 taxes in CA.
I guess my lifestyle is different. Here in CA, I need to at least pay off my mortgage and keep $2m indefinitely if I could.
Post tax paycheck of 5,166 at least in CA Is like a $200k yearly salary.
We've had them in CA Costcos for almost a year now.
Global Tactical Metals Corp. (GTM), trading as MONI on the Canadian Securities Exchange, is a junior explorer laser-focused on critical minerals like antimony and tungsten—metals pivotal to defense, renewables, and electronics. GTM is positioning itself as a North American play in a market starved for domestic supply amid soaring antimony prices and geopolitical tensions. With a micro-cap market cap of ~CA$1-2M and recent trading volume spikes (e.g., 7M shares on Oct 15, 2025), GTM screams undervalued opportunity for risk-tolerant investors. Here's why it could deliver 5-10x upside in the next 12-24 months: 1. Antimony Tailwinds: Prices at All-Time Highs, Demand ExplodingAntimony is the hottest strategic metal of 2025, with spot prices hitting US$51,500/ton—up 300%+ from 2023 lows—driven by China's export curbs (70%+ of global supply) and Russia's sanctions-hit output. Global consumption is projected to grow at 2-4% CAGR to 103K tons by 2033, fueled by: Defense Surge: Antimony's role in ammunition, night-vision sensors, and flame-retardant gear aligns with US defense spending at $2.46T in 2024. U.S. DOE's $150M funding for critical minerals and 60% North American sourcing mandate (effective 2025) scream policy support. 2. High-Impact Assets: Proven, Scalable Exploration UpsideGTM's portfolio is stacked with low-cost, high-grade potential in mining-friendly jurisdictions: Green Mine (Nevada, USA): Staked in April 2025, this past-producing antimony deposit in Pershing County delivered blockbuster May 2025 sampling: 7/10 grabs >10,000 ppm Sb (1%), with highs of 17.7% Sb, plus silver (up to 1,200 g/t) and lead bonuses. Historical production + on-site verification (mapping, geochem, geophysics) positions it for rapid drilling and resource definition. Nevada's pro-business regs and proximity to infrastructure make it a gem. Minerva District (Nevada): April 2025 staking covers historic tungsten mines (e.g., Silver Bell) with >1.35M lbs past output. High-grade scheelite veins offer dual exposure to tungsten (another critical metal, prices up 20% YTD). Darling Township (Ontario, Canada): 1,400+ ha expansion targets antimony in a stable, accessible area (300 km from Toronto). Complements US assets for diversified North American footprint. These aren't greenfield wildcats—historical data de-risks them, with assays confirming economic grades. Next catalysts: Q4 2025 drilling permits and results could ignite re-rating. 3. Micro-Cap Leverage: Asymmetric Risk/Reward At CA$0.01/share and $1-2M cap, GTM trades at a fraction of peers (e.g., U.S. Antimony at $100M+ cap despite smaller assets). With 50M+ shares outstanding and low float, news flow could spark explosive moves—recall the 7M-share day on Oct 15. Technicals show bullish hold signals per Barchart, with volatility (50%) favoring juniors in bull markets. Funding via CSE eligibility and IR outreach (SMS alerts, presentations) supports runway without heavy dilution.
>...life cycle assessment of the Beyond Burger, a plant-based patty designed to look, cook and taste like fresh ground beef. What did you link to, a fucking advertisement? >Commissioned by: Beyond Meat (Savage River), Los Angeles, CA Ah ok, it makes sense now:)
UNH \~10% - bought at around $280, still headline risk but think they will stabilize costs at some point DKNG \~10% - Been buying this week, sold off severely on prediction market growth. Hasn't impacted their growth rates, and just acquire Railbird to enter prediction markets themselves. (think they would double if CA or TX legalizes online sports betting - up to the courts between 2028-2030, a lot of opposition in these states though) PCOR \~10% - SAAS business for the construction industry, considering exiting this position up around 30% on 1 year hold. Large cash position atm after selling out of PLTR. Hoping for a sell-off and being opportunistic on any value opportunities.
DKNG Calls post earnings 11/6. Over discounted on fears of prediction markets. Don't think prediction markets are cannibalizing strong growth of company. DKNG announced acquisition of Railbird afterhours today and are entering prediction market themselves, allowing them to tap into CA and TX markets.
> If it were easy to extract keys from hardware, we'd be seeing a lot more SIM card and credit card spoofing than we do. Yes. It's easier to buy/bribe/steal the phone number by tricking the phone company into changing the owner. Same risk here; just steal/buy/borrow the camera maker's master key and now you can mint your own! And what happens when this stolen root CA is discovered? Every camera that was ever made using that now stolen key must be distrusted. That's going to go over _really well_ with the people that spend $$$ on cameras and expect them to just work so they can earn money.
📢 BREAKING: Sam Altman Addresses ChatGPT’s NSFW Surge — “We Might Need More GPUs.” SAN FRANCISCO, CA — December 2025 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirmed today that the company’s recent decision to allow verified adults to generate erotica and NSFW content has led to what he called “a historic surge in GPU utilization and human satisfaction.” *“Frankly, we underestimated how… enthusiastic people would be,” Altman said, wiping sweat from his brow during a press conference. “The erotica rollout has users generating more tokens per session than enterprise customers. We may need another $100 billion in Nvidia chips just to handle the… uh, load.”*
shit location app... only in CA, the best
The homelessness along the ENTIRE I-5 corridor is WILD AF, and I'm thankful that they all keep voting for that, so it stays out there. Thank you CA citizens.
oh wow Gardening season just ends out there lol I still have sweet potatoes growing in the back. I wish CA weren't so expensive because the weather is very nice
I think the real estate climate risks in CA are a *little* overblown. Fires and mudslides are scattered and tend to happen in predictable areas, most of CA is too elevated to really be impacted by sea level rise, and the oceans will mitigate the extreme heat risk in the big metro areas. Florida and the Gulf Coast on the other hand I would not buy. I do think there will be a sustained migration in the middle decades of this century to those climate refuge areas around the Great Lakes, but I think they'll be leaving the South and Southwest, not the West Coast. I've thought about a long term move to Chicago for this same reason.
LOS ANGELES, CA - October 14, 2025 (NEWMEDIAWIRE) - Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT), through its Acoustic Science Division's Wireless Sound Association (WiSA), introduced three new solutions designed to advance interoperable, high-performance wireless audio: the WiSA E Falcon transmitter module, the WiSA Connect mobile application, and the WiSA certification application. The 5GHz Falcon module delivers uncompressed, low-latency multi-channel audio optimized for soundbars, TVs and home theater systems, outperforming traditional 2.4GHz Bluetooth with superior RF performance and 256-bit AES encryption. The WiSA Connect app allows users to control and customize WiSA E certified devices via their home Wi-Fi network, while the WiSA Certification App simplifies product development and interoperability testing for manufacturers. CEO Nathaniel Bradley said the new suite positions Datavault AI to meet the growing demand for premium, seamless audio experiences and extend its audio technologies into emerging areas such as robotics and Web3 applications.
Im panning for GOLD rn at Sutters Mill CA, y’all want anything ?
Announcement of strategic invest in raw Materials Like Lithium? CA8536061010 Standard Lithium already exploded last days and weeks…. European Lithium same… plus trade stop
Look at this. They are moving headquarter to somewhere[bulls den](https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/3190-Coronado-Dr-Santa-Clara-CA/21911449/)
https://preview.redd.it/1sqfja97sdvf1.jpeg?width=960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9ed34261f54a8cbe6c237327fe064c7a8019cfa8 OPs photo is their office in Berkeley, CA. Industrial area, expensive real estate. Here is a picture of RGTI manufacturing in Fremont, CA (same city that Tesla started in). Regitti also has offices in London and Sydney. Long RGTI
Worst part about trading in CA is being in your 20’s waking up to be ready at 6:30 am
Thanks for the insight. I wouldn't know because I don't live there. Seems like CA in general blows, but I'm not actually there.
I was born in Santa Clara, CA. That kind of makes me an NVDA and OKLO native, which kind of makes me better than you. Sorry.
It's located pretty near APLD, whose building is probably where they got their ideas from [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Building+11+%7C+Applied+Materials/@37.3805245,-121.9794278,3a,62.6y,181.8h,88.82t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1siyYZPhJsIlrvVmSxEA65HA!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fcb\_client%3Dmaps\_sv.tactile%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26pitch%3D1.1775689385221426%26panoid%3DiyYZPhJsIlrvVmSxEA65HA%26yaw%3D181.80372133609936!7i16384!8i8192!4m15!1m8!3m7!1s0x808fc9f22f45bb07:0xeda6f8cda9d07fdc!2s3190+Coronado+Dr,+Santa+Clara,+CA+95054,+USA!3b1!8m2!3d37.3790367!4d-121.9753435!16s%2Fg%2F11v09gq8bl!3m5!1s0x808fc91e9e1ccdc3:0xf8a0f034ad4b00c7!8m2!3d37.3797836!4d-121.9797134!16s%2Fg%2F11tfjz7h77?entry=ttu&g\_ep=EgoyMDI1MTAxMy4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D](https://www.google.com/maps/place/Building+11+%7C+Applied+Materials/@37.3805245,-121.9794278,3a,62.6y,181.8h,88.82t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1siyYZPhJsIlrvVmSxEA65HA!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fcb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26pitch%3D1.1775689385221426%26panoid%3DiyYZPhJsIlrvVmSxEA65HA%26yaw%3D181.80372133609936!7i16384!8i8192!4m15!1m8!3m7!1s0x808fc9f22f45bb07:0xeda6f8cda9d07fdc!2s3190+Coronado+Dr,+Santa+Clara,+CA+95054,+USA!3b1!8m2!3d37.3790367!4d-121.9753435!16s%2Fg%2F11v09gq8bl!3m5!1s0x808fc91e9e1ccdc3:0xf8a0f034ad4b00c7!8m2!3d37.3797836!4d-121.9797134!16s%2Fg%2F11tfjz7h77?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MTAxMy4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D)
Maxus Mining Inc. (ISIN: CA57778V1013 | WKN: A415NU | Ticker: R7V) is a Canadian exploration company headquartered in British Columbia, Canada — one of the world’s most politically stable and resource-rich regions. At a time of growing geopolitical tensions and increasing dependence on China for critical minerals, Maxus Mining pursues a clear mission: to explore and, where feasible, establish reliable, Western-controlled supply chains for strategically important metals. ⸻ Reliable Access to Critical Metals The company focuses on the exploration and potential development of economically viable deposits — particularly those raw materials that are indispensable for modern technologies, national security, and the energy transition. With deep geological expertise and a diversified project portfolio, Maxus Mining positions itself as a forward-looking player in the resource sector, with a clear focus on building long-term supply security. Currently, Maxus Mining holds a project portfolio covering approximately 7,244 hectares in British Columbia, including: • Four antimony projects with a total area of about 3,700 hectares • The Penny Copper Project covering 3,120 hectares • The Lotto Tungsten Project covering 422 hectares These projects strategically target critical metals in high demand across key industries: antimony, essential for advanced storage technologies and defense applications; tungsten, vital for AI chips, data center cooling, and military systems; and copper, a fundamental building block of global electrification.
Pegging a company's success to their first building is so dumb. [Rigetti computing building](https://www.google.com/maps/place/775+Heinz+Ave,+Berkeley,+CA+94710/@37.8530836,-122.2938491,3a,75y,157.99h,95.54t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1saIvNPBhiQTWk0np02-L4FA!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fcb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26pitch%3D-5.543287990975756%26panoid%3DaIvNPBhiQTWk0np02-L4FA%26yaw%3D157.99482001216035!7i16384!8i8192!4m15!1m8!3m7!1s0x80857ef4048fae53:0xbaf6dc926f116307!2s775+Heinz+Ave,+Berkeley,+CA+94710!3b1!8m2!3d37.8531855!4d-122.2938614!16s%2Fg%2F11fzw81hw_!3m5!1s0x80857ef4048fae53:0xbaf6dc926f116307!8m2!3d37.8531855!4d-122.2938614!16s%2Fg%2F11fzw81hw_?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MTAxMi4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D) [IBM first building](https://peerlessrockville.org/historic-rockville/peerless-places-2/the-ibm-building/)
btw RGTI is probably the darling of this current era. Supposedly the headquarters is near where I live, Berkeley CA?
It only took me 30 seconds to find out they have several offices, the actual fab office is in Fremont CA and looks legit. The also have offices in London and Australia. So i don't think you can make such an assessment based on a google map street view. That being said, I don't know if these guys are legit or its bullshit, I have no insight into quantum computing, it might all be super sketch or a breakthrough in computing but making an assessment on a google street view is lazy dd. I don't have any positions, but OPs dd makes me want to buy. https://preview.redd.it/mh9t1c4sd9vf1.png?width=1744&format=png&auto=webp&s=7a01c020e3d261e59ed3cd893c2685e291ef27ee
It’d be irresponsible to source nuclear engineering talent from one metro area in CA… they have a better field of talent in seeking remote workers. Not to mention that most of their field staff works out of Idaho Falls, ID where the initial reactors will actually get built. To put things in perspective, TerraPower has 5X more employees, Bill Gates funding and still a similar HQ in Washington, it literally doesn’t mean anything.
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[https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/3190-Coronado-Dr-Santa-Clara-CA/21911449/](https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/3190-Coronado-Dr-Santa-Clara-CA/21911449/) actual image. it doesn't really look like a scam lol
No, but it is next to Auradine (3200 Coronado Drive, Santa Clara, CA), which does "scalable, energy efficient, block chain and AI engineered solution".
So you earned 100k from business revenue? And so far you’ve spent 60k? And you haven’t reserved any additional for taxes? I have some very bad news for you. You need to withhold 15.3% for FICA taxes so a little over $15,000. You need to withhold an additional $9,000-11,000 for federal taxes this amount may be even higher if you had any other earnings for the year. You’ll have some additional withholdings for state and local taxes. This might be a small amount in states without income tax or a significant amount in states with large income taxes like CA/NY/OR. Basically you need to hold back a minimum of 25k for FICA AND Federal taxes and some additional amount for state and local taxes. You’ll also probably need to plan on paying someone to prepare those taxes although you can do it yourself with tax software.
Surge Battery Metals (TSXV:NILI:CA) on Friday said it will be conducting a non-brokered private placement of 1.85M units at a price of $0.27 per unit, for gross proceeds of $500,000. Each Unit will consist of one common share and one share purchase warrant, with each warrant being exercisable for a period of three years at a price of $0.37 per share. Proceeds of the private placement will be used for general working capital.
That’s my story. I don’t make enough to realistically save for a house in CA, but I can afford to chuck money at the stock market every month 🤷♂️
Nov 6. Remember several state elections happening as well as the mega CA prop 50. If the latter passes, he'll have a tantrum dump then pull back pump, which is what happened on Friday.
Suffering for CA residents is self-infliction
Keep in mind insurance is a for profit business. CA has laws that prevent insurance companies from raising their rates when/where they need to and the wild fires have killed them over the last decade. As of the beginning of this year pretty much most of the carriers from middle market to high net worth have pulled out of the state. Homeowners is the least profitable for Insurance whereas Auto is the most profitable out of all personal insurance.
They are for sure THE most competitive on price for anything aside from homeowners. Even the line of business I’m in (Insurance Broker/Account Managing for the Ultra HNWI) all of their toys will likely be with Progressive. I do know that Progressive has a big deal with Toyota. Through Toyota Insurance, I would assume they sell a lot of Progressive to their base especially in CA where hardly anyone is writing business.
>Definitely were not 1 million dollar homes I do not know which part of USA you lived at that time, but I am living at SFO-Bay area, easy to have 1 Million dollar homes. My town dropped 60% from peak almost **50% of the homes were sub-prime bankruptcy**. Originally built in 2005 sold for $800k, but the owner refinanced that home to 1.25 Million sub-prime, filed for short sale and bank sold it to me $730k in 2011. Today, these homes are selling 2M range: This is neighbor home recently sold. [https://www.redfin.com/CA/Morgan-Hill/637-Adair-Ct-95037/home/1410148](https://www.redfin.com/CA/Morgan-Hill/637-Adair-Ct-95037/home/1410148)
Prop 13 in California caps property tax increases on a primary residence. Tons of boomers in Orange County, CA (one of the most expensive areas of the country) pay less than $5,000 per year on homes they’ve lived in for 40+ years. Average ass ranch style tract homes they bought in the 70’s for $50k-$80k are worth 1-2 million now.
Helicopter crashed in CA. Looks like no casualties. If true then bullish.
Still a lots of states have affordable housing as long as stay away from CA, Seattle and NYC
I did. And I fucking hate what they’ve done to it. I lived in Jack London Square in Oakland. You couldn’t walk out the door without stepping over human shit. I graduated from Las Lomas High School in Walnut Creek. I went down to visit a friend, we met at a restaurant downtown. Came back to a smashed window, in broad daylight, on Main Street. Didn’t even bother with a police report because they don’t give a shit. They can’t do anything to these people anyway. Lib judges would have them back on the street in an hour. Newsome has ruined CA. I’ll piss glass before I ever live in that state again. I actively avoid going there.
CA fucking its citizens anyway it can.
Can't comment on FPX Nickel specifically, but companies in this area in general are on a positive bend. Nickel is used in EVs and steel manufacturing. No matter who wins the EV race, and as long as places like China and Africa keep building, nickel is a solid hedge. FPX in particular I have no idea about their operations. Canada already has Long Harbour as a major producer, and the main heavy weights in the space are the Indonesians just based off their volumes, even if the Canadians and Finns beat them out on a climate change impact basis. FPX will probably be competitive on that basis alone (ESG) due to the CA supply chain being much cleaner than the Indo one. All in all, I don't know shit, but my gut instinct is that FPX will \*probably\* be a secondary player in a secondary producing country, which is to say, the sector is in good place for growth, but as with any med sized player, plenty of opportunity for company bullshit to ruin valuation.
In CA flavored nicotine products are banned, even menthol stuff. Yet all the smoke shops in my area got flavors lol who’s gettin paid off?
Nah, it’s CA$… not that valuable…
I expect upcoming US/CA/AUS/SA deal announcements for a rare earth trade alliance maybe this will play out over the next few weeks mango got a little ahead of himself today, but is pretty much telling everyone to go long on rare earth mining/nuclear companies
Markets in US, CA and JP are closed on Monday. AU is open, and it will follow up on the drop. Three days to look at this sunset palette - Tuesday open will be fun to watch. And NVDA broke down out of its topping wedge on the same day with ath. Someone says hello: [https://www.youtube.com/shorts/s7uDa4\_gqO0](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/s7uDa4_gqO0)
Agreed! HydroGraph has one of the most exciting stories in the advanced materials space right now. Graphene’s potential is off the charts, and if HydroGraph’s process truly delivers high-purity, scalable production, that’s a huge technical edge. The recent U.S. patent definitely adds legitimacy to the IP side, and the Austin relocation shows they’re serious about positioning for growth. That said, **it’s still early-stage territory.**.. Turning groundbreaking science into commercial products takes time, partnerships, and capital - and most of the big upside depends on execution*.* Scaling production profitably, landing long-term customers (Q4 2025?!), and keeping dilution under control are all real challenges that will decide whether this becomes the next major materials player or just another promising story. Their[ new investor deck](https://docs.publicnow.com/viewDoc?filename=207719%5CEXT%5CF857C5EB6DAF05BB82B73AADD84E6BDF2347A226_89175F0DBDA6B26B240B1570C56A7DB5D14CA2F4.PDF) looks positive, as are the CEO's recent interviews. The next 11 weeks are going to be important, as they have promised some contracts in Q4 2025 (tonnage!). I believe this will help ease people's (especially my) minds and drive the stock up towards the $4 target for early next year. So yeah, the upside looks massive... but some patience and proof will be key. Exciting times ahead if they can keep delivering and you have the balls to hold strong 🚀 I'd be keen to hear what people are using to keep track of the company and do thier or DD on HGRAF? I found this link super useful, [https://thecse.com/listings/hydrograph-clean-power-inc/news-releases/](https://thecse.com/listings/hydrograph-clean-power-inc/news-releases/), as well as the many YouTube interviews and other investor boards. But if there is anything else, please do share.
Lol did you know in CA they gladly accept EBT at mcdonalds 😂 peak idiocracy
REKR. Contract with GA, TX and CA trialing the tech
REKR. New contracts with GA,TX, and CA
Even if your vote doesn't matter because of the electoral college, the only way we will ever get reform away from this BS system is if the will of the people shows significant distortion between the popular vote and the electoral outcome. It's a lot harder to claim you have the mandate of the people if you lose the popular vote by millions or tens of millions. People who sit things out in TX or CA because "their vote doesn't matter" are just god-damned lazy and deserve blame for all the grief thats coming
Or FDLXX at Fidelity if you live in CA, CT or NY to meet the threshold for state tax exemption.
Yes, although double check with the specifics of CA independently. There could be limits depending on your overall income level.
Yeah I’d likely leave in there for years and set it to drip back. I’d be avoiding CA state taxes though right?
i used to be a failure (predental student with all A's) but now I have turned my life around (living in CA with my mom gambling on SPY 0dte options).
Can't tell for other states but in CA I think new home purchases are tricky due to inventory shortage, folks that locked in sub 3% rate won't sell unless they really need cash, but they should have a lot of equity in their homes so they may take out a HELOC or two, which is no brainer if rate drops. RKT/LDI can benefit from refinancing: market has not been strong the last few years but not too shabby either, people will definitely refinance if rate drops.
They are legit, funded my 2 homes with 2.75% 30-yr fixed, can't complain. Small company in Irvine, CA.