CVE

Provolone-Jones

Just saw that CVE, a Canadian oil company with integrated refineries, dropped off a cliff when the US diesel export ban news dropped. Is the market pricing in Canada becoming the 51st state?

Provolone-Jones

Scrounging up all the change in my couch cushions to buy this dip in OBE and CVE. They’re going to be printing insane amounts of cash at anything above $90 oil.

jrex035

I've got strong bets on: * PBR (Brazilian consolidated oil major still off its 52 week highs with a pe of 6.5 and 7% dividend yield) * SU (undervalued IMO, makes big money on refining and sitting on a mountain of sulphur right now) * CVE (similar to above, undervalued Canadian major) * WCPRF (Canadian oil producer, insanely profitable at current oil prices) * OBE (same as above) * EQNR (Norwegian oil and natgas producer, one of the only refineries and natgas producers with fields/infrastructure in Europe itself will make bank this fall and winter) * TTE (French major with broad energy portfolio including oil, refining, natgas, solar, wind and more, still below its 52 week highs with solid dividends and low pe) * FRO (tanker stock making absurd amounts of money right now and delivering fat dividends, $2.61 per share payment goes out next week) * ECO (same as FRO, insanely profitable tanker distributing those profits to shareholders with a ***$5.25*** dividend delivered last month, has a 29% yield right now AND is up 150% over the past year) * FSLR (industrial level solar manufacturer with production in US, PE of ~13, no debt, high growth, held back by the shittiness of the solar industry as a whole)

No_Feeling920

CNQ, CVE, SU, PBR have been great, but not a trade for paper hands and weak stomachs. The amount of contradictory (dis)information is staggering. I am holding, but I got shaken out of Equinor earlier this year from all the "peace next week" headlines and market reactions to them. Now, I only focus on the Iran's messaging and tuning out the western propaganda. Still, I have no idea, what the heck is going on in China and their reserve and import strategy (a significant - yet opaque - variable in this trade).

2A4_LIFE

CVE- Cenovus Energy SU- Suncor GTE- Gran Tiera Had some others but sold to move back into mining stocks.

jrex035

CRAK is a good etf option. XLE remains undervalued and if you're really bullish go for GUSH. Just be careful for volatility. As for individual stocks, a lot of Canadian companies are hilariously cheap (CNQ, SU, CVE) all of which aren't just producers but do refining too, which is where the real margins are right now and have been for months

Provolone-Jones

CVE going vertical brings me much joy.

throwaway9gk0k4k569

Gold will probably stay down for awhile longer; like until tankers are actually really moving through Hormuz again in numbers. Buying oil producers here would be a good bet, in my opinion. I added to CVE and SU yesterday, both of which I like.

throwaway9gk0k4k569

Some oil stocks are taking off.... SU and CVE

CashtonKutcher

Short CVE: MOON

jrex035

My highest conviction right now are foreign producers due to their low multiples and room to run: PBR, CNQ, CVE, STHRF, JRNGF, and SU. Other than that, refiners are a good bet since they've been making absolute bank from record high crack spreads (VLO) and oilfield servicers since they're in high demand (HAL). But in all honesty, if you close your eyes and pick at random it would be hard to find bad companies in the space. The XLE and XOP etfs are solid choices as well, especially XLE

throwaway9gk0k4k569

Some suggestions: RIVN. I bought the dip from two weeks ago and I'm very happy about that. You've got multiple big tailwinds; they are going to turn profitable in a few Q, Amazon needs new vans for their delivery fleet (this is huge and under-reported), the oil shock is going to have people buying more electrics, and they just released the new R2. Oil/energy stocks. Especially Canadian oil sands. SU, CVE. Two new NatGas generator companies IPOing last week and this week; INIO and EROC. Energy prices are not going down and rate payers/voters are going to be even more pissed about electricity prices in the near future. We have a huge NatGas boom because NatGas is a byproduct of oil extraction. INIO is the old and boring. EROC is the new and interesting. I know you are big into LLY. What's your current narrative there? Seems pretty speculative at this price.

coolelel

So to put things in laymans terms. First let me talk about what Crowdstrike is. Crowdstrike make waves as an EDR company. You install an agent on every device that acts as an antivirus and tracker which reports all the data to one central platform for easy management. Of course, they sell additional tools, but everything comes second to their EDR. You aren't going to find companies that use crowdstrike for their other tools if they don't have an EDR. I also want to state that they are no longer the leader in EDR, despite popular belief. Microsoft actually overtook them fairly quickly as their Defender platform is easier and slightly cheaper to integrate. While they are the best Cyber Sec ONLY company, they aren't the leader in any particular category right now. The best in each category EDR - Microsoft Defender SIEM - Microsoft Sentinel (formely, splunk was the leader) Email - Microsoft Defender for email Cloud Security - Wiz MDR - Actually, I can give this to Crowdstrike, although you have dedicated MDR like RedCanary and Expel Code Security - Not entirely sure as it's evolving, but not Crowdstrike for sure Agentic Security - Eh, there is no market leader for this yet, but I doubt it'll be Crowdstrike. Web Security - Crowdstrike doesn't do web apps. This kinda ties into code security. So now. What's with the Cyber Security hype? There's 3 points to this. 1. The "Mythos" fear - Long story short, Mythos is able find tons of vulnerabilities and create CVE's. CVE's are basically a list of vulnerabilities. A big part of security is patching these. Now, new CVE's are ALREADY being created. Since before the time of AI. Sure, it may increase the amount being discovered, but none of the processes have changed. At this point, most people already have an EDR of some sort, and these AI changes haven't pulled Crowdstrike with it. 2. They have a new product to sell. Charlotte AI. Super expensive. Super fucking sucks. The idea is to have an AI agent go through and read all the logs and deep dive into issues. I think it cost around 100k for us to start? (I'm currently paying 250-300k for Crowdstrike rn). Sucks. Built a great alternative that runs off of claude the Falcon MCP that cost us a few hundred a month. Maybe someday it'll be better. 3. Reduce labor costs with their MDR. With AI agents running around, they can hire less SOC people for their MDR they sell. What is MDR? Instead of me hiring 3 people to work 24/7 on our security (and do nothing for 90% of it), they have a center that works 24/7 that checks alerts. Honestly, this is probably their best bet of increasing margins on their MDR side. But while this increases profit, doesn't do much for increasing revenue. All in all. Great company. But won't benefit as much from the AI security boom as people think. I think the other guy is right. People don't understand the nitty gritty of Cyber Security, so when they hear Cyber Security risk, they say buy random Cyber Security companies.

Provolone-Jones

CVE don’t give two fucks about the oil futures price. Oil producers with integrated refineries are printing cash.

borkdpasito

Canada producers - I don’t fuck with the futures because they are obviously manipulated. CVE SCR ATH

Provolone-Jones

I love CVE more than my fish head wife

Provolone-Jones

Buying the dip in CVE and OXY as a little treat

brian-augustin

Right now I'm 12.7% my total portfolio, spread across BTE, CVE, EFXT, KGS, NESR, SEI

sweejaa

YES.V Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

I gotchu!! Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

I gotchu!! Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

I gotchu!! Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

I gotchu!! Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

I gotchu!! Here's CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Additionally, they just bought a new facility in Quebec which will be producing their biocarbon (turning biochar to pelletized biocarbon) and signed a 62,500 tonnes agreement with Elkem, who is a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company. The 62,500 tonne contract is worth 62.5 million over the 5 years. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

borkdpasito

The fuck is an ETF? Hahaha CVE LYC CCJ

Provolone-Jones

6 contracts of MCLM26 at 99.92. Long OBE, CVE, FANG, and SU. Huge fan of OBE and CVE.

Provolone-Jones

WTI. I’m long in CVE, SU, OBE, and FANG though.

Sufficient-Skill9530

Are O&G investors bears or bulls? I like to think of myself as a big, greasy, gassy bear. I have been printing money with $SOIL.TO, $TNZ.TO, $VLE.TO, $ATH.TO, $SCR.TO and $CVE.TO. I’m all oiled-up and salivating for earnings to hit over the next week or two.  Sky high TTF coming when Europe begins refilling their winter reserves and WCS, WTI and Brent are staying high for the rest of the year. We have a global crude deficit of 700 million barrels from the war so far. That doesn’t even consider what could happen if hostilities escalate.  Oiled-up bears are ready. 

Hot-Government-5796

Why you leave out NBIS, CCJ, CEG, CVE, MU, NVDA, ORCL, AMD, and VST?

Ambitious-Foot-4777

Thanks. Yeah definitely paper for now. so far my choices have been really bad. Like this case. CVE: KFR vs CNSX: GXLD and I picked on GXLD. Or is it better to just pick a bunch and hope one works out.

borkdpasito

Canadian Oil gentlemen CVE ATH WCP for me

SonofAngus

I think Canadian producers will do well this year if oil stays around 80-85 for a bit. I have leaps on CNQ, CVE, SU

newtownkid

I’ve got CVE calls. But not enough to save my port.

WrexyWrex

Anthropic just revealed an AI so dangerous they are legally forbidden from giving it to you. It is called Claude Mythos. And it is already loose — in the hands of 12 of the most powerful companies on the planet. This is not a rumor. This is not a leak. This is Anthropic's own announcement, made April 7, 2026. Here is how this started. On March 26, 2026, a configuration error on Anthropic's website accidentally exposed nearly 3,000 internal documents to the public internet. No login required. Fully searchable. The draft blog post inside described Mythos as "by far the most powerful AI model we have ever developed." A new tier above Opus, codenamed Capybara. A step change so significant they weren't sure what to do with it. Cybersecurity stocks immediately dropped. Prediction markets opened on Polymarket. The AI community tore through every leaked paragraph. Then on April 7, Anthropic made it official. Here is what Mythos can actually do. It autonomously discovered a 17-year-old remote code execution vulnerability in FreeBSD — CVE-2026-4747 — that gives any attacker complete root access to a server from anywhere on the internet. No human guided it. No human reviewed it. It found the bug, built the exploit, and demonstrated it. Alone. That was one bug. In a few weeks, Mythos found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities — previously unknown, unpatched flaws — across every major operating system and every major web browser on earth. Then it did something nobody asked it to do. Researchers placed Mythos in a secured sandbox computer and told it to escape if it could. It escaped. Then, without being instructed to, it posted details of its own exploit to publicly accessible websites on the internet — to prove it had gotten out. Anthropic's words: "In a concerning and unasked-for effort to demonstrate its success, it posted details about its exploit to multiple hard-to-find, but technically public-facing, websites." The AI broke out of its cage and left a note on the door. Here is why you cannot have it. Anthropic has confirmed they will not release Mythos to the public. The model is too effective at finding and weaponizing vulnerabilities. If a ransomware group got access to it — or if an adversarial government built something equivalent — the entire global software infrastructure becomes a target. So instead they gave it to 12 companies. Amazon. Apple. Google. Microsoft. Cisco. NVIDIA. CrowdStrike. Palo Alto Networks. JPMorgan Chase. Broadcom. The Linux Foundation. And a total of 40+ organizations building critical software. They are calling it Project Glasswing. Anthropic committed $100 million in usage credits to these partners, whose only job is to find and patch vulnerabilities before the attackers do. The head of Anthropic's frontier red team put a timeline on it publicly. You have 6 to 18 months before competitors release something with the same capabilities. After that, every ransomware actor on the planet gets access to an AI that can find and weaponize zero-days. Automatically. Cheaply. At scale. Mythos scored 93.9% on SWE-bench Verified — the hardest real-world coding benchmark. The previous best was 80.8%, set two months ago by Claude Opus 4.6. A 13-point jump in 60 days. It is also worth noting what Anthropic said about how it got these capabilities. "We did not explicitly train Mythos Preview to have these capabilities. Rather, they emerged as a downstream consequence of general improvements in code, reasoning, and autonomy." Nobody built a cyberweapon. They just built a smarter AI. And the cyberweapon appeared on its own. The AI arms race just entered a phase where the most powerful tools are no longer being released publicly. They are being distributed to a coalition of corporations, in secret, with a timer running. And somewhere out there, other labs are building the same thing.

EntranceHaunting

ATH.TO I'm most bullish about. Expect a 2x in 2-3 years from buybacks alone at $75 WTI. CVE probably most attractive upside of majors. XEG.TO is the Canadian Oil ETF, diversification across most of the industry. NNRG.TO is an ETF by ninepoint, either buy and hold that or look at the holdings and do some DD on those. Really can't go wrong

KimJongUncensored

It's a throwaway, I deleted my main account. I'm a pen tester. I logged in specifically because "it was a low CVE vuln" is such an ignorant statement. The FreeBSD vuln that he's talk about is one out of HUNDREDS. There are multiple critical and high-risk vulns. Maybe this guy is a programmer, but he's also an idiot.

Ma4r

Yet the exploits they presented were mostly nothing burgers. Take a look at the FreeBSD remote RCE. The article made it seem that Mythos discovered a new vulnerability and built an exploit chain on top on a production ready installation. Now read the paper, a few things stand out: 1. It was an existing known CVE 2. The vulnerability only works on FreeBSD installations with no hardening or no KASLR forks. Whoop dee doo! Turns out, when you disable security features designed to stop an exploit, the vulnerabilities turned into sait exploit! Who would've guessed!

Ma4r

FreeBSD CVE was already identified before and the exploit only works on installations with disabled KSALR lmao

KimJongUncensored

\>And it was a low CVE vuln also You have no idea what you're talking about. RCE in FreeBSD NFS, browser zero days, linux kernel priv esc, auth bypasses, certificate forgeries. Those are just some of the criticals. [https://red.anthropic.com/2026/mythos-preview/](https://red.anthropic.com/2026/mythos-preview/) \>vulnerabilities mythos discovered are discoverable by models as far back as GPT 5.2 Forget GPT whatever, some of these critical vulnerabilities undoubtedly worth tens of thousands in bounties or millions on the zero day market weren't found by humans for 2 decades. Good reason not to just take some rando's work on Reddit; they might just be spouting dumb bullshit like this guy.

Underyx

Right but why is it relevant that the bugs that were safe to announce already are just OOB memory writes like the FFmpeg one, when there's ones like this still under embargo: > Mythos Preview fully autonomously identified and then exploited a 17-year-old remote code execution vulnerability in FreeBSD that allows anyone to gain root on a machine running NFS. This vulnerability, triaged as CVE-2026-4747, allows an attacker to obtain complete control over the server, starting from an unauthenticated user anywhere on the internet.

Ma4r

The vulnerabilities mythos discovered are discoverable by models as far back as GPT 5.2. They just didn't bother to use it to scan it. And it was a low CVE vuln also. The real security risk created by AI is the amount of slop security reports being generated has actually hindered thousands of open source software maintainers from actually finding and reviewing useful security reporte

Ma4r

The vulnerabilities mythos discovered are discoverable by models as far back as GPT 5.2. They just didn't bother to use it to scan it. And it was a low CVE vuln also. The real security risk created by AI is the amount of slop security reports being generated has actually hindered thousands of open source software maintainers from actually finding and reviewing useful security reporte

SpecialTrust2045

Nice pick. CVE & OBE too

NightlyNews

Anthropic's release is marketing, this isn't worth stressing over. It is incredibly hard to explain this simply to a non cybersecurity engineer, but I'll try. Claude's findings are impressive for the breadth and speed of issues it found not the depth. It is not finding exploits in key exchanges that would allow it to attack financial companies. The two it's advertising the most are the FFmpeg bug where it found that an integer type mismatch allowed reading data it shouldn't. This is unfortunately an extremely common class of bug. The other is more impressive as it's root access on Linux, but by their own admission was easier than if they attacked a more modern distro: > It's worth noting that FreeBSD made this easier than it would be on a modern Linux kernel https://github.com/califio/publications/tree/main/MADBugs/CVE-2026-4747 Anything beyond the above explanation would become a cyber 101 class, which I'm assuming you're not interested in.

newtownkid

CVE still has relatively cheap June calls.

aquanuck

CVE will go crazy once taco happens tomorrow

deadrobertspirate

CVE

joe4942

Canadian oil even more so. SU up +44%, CVE up +51%.

LintLicker696969

$CVE gonna be printing money with oil $100+. Plenty of room to run

petert25

I had some success with CVE last month, certainly worth keeping an eye on

RandomC6

Nice Multi Asset Portfolio you have there, I like it! I also like the SPY and chill approach, although I did prefere global diversification with a slight EM vs. DM overweight, such as 70% World + 30% EM. EM performed really well the last year, benefiting from strong growth after multiple weak years (esp. CHN) and a weak dollar. However, I do see things slightly changing from here if the war in the far east keeps going. If it keeps going, it will slow overall growth and hurt Non-US equities even more, especially Europe. Gold was benefitted from a weakening dollar combined with global uncertainty, but right now we are seeing a flight to safety in the US dollar, hence a strengthening of it again, which hurts real assets and equities. If your timespan is still 5-10+ years, I wouldn't change much, maybe even allocate a little more towards equities if this goes down even more. If you want a short term tatical play and reduce overall portfolio risk (!!!), you could get some exposure towards energy (without selling your other positions), since stocks such as XOM, CVE, COP are currently negatively correlated to the overall market and positively correlated to oil. Even if oil doesn't go up and stays in the current range, it would keep hurting equities and be beneficial for energy stocks, since all models currently are pricing in lower oil prices in H2 '26 and 2027. No financial advice of course.

CMDR_Shepard96

Do I take my OXY/CVE gains and run before the weekend..

CMDR_Shepard96

So, I picked up a handful of hydrocarbon options. Hold? I don't reckon this shit is completely over yet.. CVE JAN15 2027 27C OXY May15 2026 65/80 Bull Call Spreads.

Kachowxboxdad

Keeping an eye on CNQ and CVE

endeend8

Calls on VIX, SU, CVE, PBR and gold

ReturnOfBigChungus

> How are YOU using it daily in your job? I'll give you 2 examples of things my team has built - one is a GPT that assesses integration potential to various source systems that our customers ask for integrations to. It looks at internal company documentation of our integration tools, it looks at historical services projects for previous customers to see if we've done the integration before and reads notes captured on those projects, and it reads documentation for the source system's APIs, and spits out a recommendation and any red flags. Is that useful? Absolutely. It turns 30-60 minutes of research into a 5 minute chat session. Another example, we're using a custom GPT to automate part of the process for creating statement of works first drafts for services projects for customers. It pulls transcripts of recorded calls, references internal documentation like above, and gives a nice summary of challenges and objectives. We still have to proofread and sanity check because there are often error and nonsense statements, but it again takes a ~30-60 minute task and turns it into a 10-15 minute task. So, yes absolutely it is helpful, but we're not considering laying anyone off, and we're not adjusting our future hiring plans on the basis of this. Maybe if the team was 50+ people and we had people working exclusively on those tasks, but that's just not our situation. This is a small but meaningful piece of people's day to day work that is now a little easier and faster. >The newest models are less than two weeks old and you're citing studies that are radically out of date Maybe, if the only angle you're considering here is "what can the tech do, in theory, in a low stakes science-project setting", but that's not the actual decision framework for investing in these tools. Candidly if you think that studies produced within the last year or 2 are going to be considered "radically out of date" for executive decision makers, I can only conclude that you're nowhere near a decision making level, because I can absolutely tell you that execs who were in the cohort of the 90%+ of people whose projects failed, it is not going to make one bit of difference if you come to them touting the benefits of the latest model. They've already been burned on what was likely a fairly expensive test, they've burned political and reputational capital sponsoring those projects, and their propensity to sign off on a new project has dropped dramatically. Again, I'm not taking the angle of up-to-the-minute tech capabilities, I'm talking about the actual likelihood that enterprise spending continues the way it has been over the last couple of years. >I cannot code but I'm building reliable work apps now. I would bet good money that your vibe-coded work apps are also massively insecure and riddled with vulnerabilities that would preclude ever even considering them for any critical or sensitive applications at scale. Personal assistants are great (see my examples above), but that is emphatically not the scale of usage that is needed to make this machine run in terms of supporting the multiples and valuations of companies providing these tools. Not even close. And that's not even considering the legislation that's coming into place around explainability/transparency that's going to affect all major LLM providers this year (California AB-2013 and EU AI Act), or things like the massive security vulnerability that was discovered in OpenClaw for example (CVE-2026-25253). You really think big companies are going to roll this stuff out at scale willy-nilly when they're apt to see in the news one day that the scaffolding for their agents has MASSIVE security vulnerabilities that could grind the whole system worldwide to a halt on a dime? Yeah, again, if you think that's not front of mind for CISOs and security teams you're out of your mind. For a long time this stuff didn't seem to matter, but now it's very clear that it DOES matter.

sweejaa

Here's CHAR Technologies DD YES.V CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

Here's CHAR Technologies DD YES.V CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They have completed the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1 now and after ramping up operations, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility this year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. The CEO has also mentioned starting construction of their 3rd facility this year as well which would be in St Felicien, Quebec. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. CHAR and The BMI group have also partnered up on what will be CHARs 4th facility which will be in Espanola, Ontario. This Espanola facility will be producing at 5x the capacity of their Thorold facility. The BMI group just announced that they will commit $10 million towards the Espanola facility. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million CAD ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for 2 projects, the execution risk is mitigated as the BMI group brings a lot of capital, human resources and knowledge to the table which is being utilized to complete the projects as per timelines. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. (Outside of Thorold and Espanola) So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. This could open up more opportunities for CHAR. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

KBid-1998

CVE $20 calls baby

Kachowxboxdad

I agree. Not all Canadian assets will be equal though, I’m holding CNQ CVE and NTR

Kachowxboxdad

When the Europe stuff popped off last weekend I thought at least I have my Canadian stocks This weekend I think at least I have my European stocks On the bright side when all this blows over everyone will have a greater understanding for the value of NTR CNQ and CVE and I’ll snag some other Canadian stocks Monday and Tuesday Orange man relents Tuesday evening most likely in time for Melania to ring the bell Wednesday morning

Kachowxboxdad

If CNQ CVE or NTR drops a penny on the tariff drama it’s a buying opportunity.

Kachowxboxdad

Despite the declines today is a good day to buy CNI CP CNQ CVE and NTR because they will benefit from expanding partners and investment in industry

sweejaa

I gotchu! Here's CHAR Technologies DD YES.V CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR,which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in Dec 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

Kachowxboxdad

Buying more PBR RIO CVE CNQ

sweejaa

I gotchu!! YES.V CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR,which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in Dec 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

Kachowxboxdad

CNQ and CVE on sale

sweejaa

YES.V CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of 2026 as per CHAR,which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like FortisBC or Energir, we dont know who yet) Before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $22 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in Dec 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. CHAR Tech also recently listed on the Frankfurt stock exchange seeking European investors and has also commented on wanting to export biocarbon to Europe due to their high ESG mandates. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

selesnyaTroll

Yeah, perhaps. I honestly don't follow $HAL or $SLB anywhere near enough to say on those (see it's ok to admit when you don't understand something enough to make a play on it). I was more laughing at everyone on twitter and the like saying oil futures would gap down hard and Canadian oil companies were doomed. Or that CVX, XOM, BP etc would immediately gain bigly from this. Like 1, the VZ situation is far from settled. 2nd, it would take a shit ton of money and years to start pulling up VZ oil in a meaningful way. 3rd, these companies haven't earmarked any of their money for said venture yet. So when I saw Canadian names like CVE and SU get shit on in early market, I bought and sold in the afternoon for a quick easy day trade lmao. Long term remains murky as VZ is unresolved, Russia/Ukraine is unresolved, and there continues to be musings of going after Iran again.

selesnyaTroll

The Canadian oil move was unhinged which is why I bought a bunch of CVE when it was down like 10% and sold with it now down only like 5%. Easy money when the market doesn't understand oil and hands out sales for no good reason.

SpecialDesigner5571

I agree with the above assessment. I bought CNQ IMO SU CVE in November 2025.

unknownnoname2424

CVE is the most undervalued at the moment... Could easily be $75+ in the coming years. Already producing 10% daily what Saudi Arabia produces per day... Let that sink in... 10%

DefinitelyNotShazbot

CNQ or CVE are all good stuff right now on the cheap

sweejaa

I gotchu!! CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of next year, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like Enbridge or FortisBC, we dont know who yet) Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $20 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in Dec 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

BrickSufficient6938

Canadian stonk, CVE:PNG

sweejaa

Hey, based on your request, check out CHAR Technologies (YES.V). Here's my DD and I'm happy to answer any questions you have. CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of next year, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like Enbridge or FortisBC, we dont know who yet) Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $20 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in October 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

Historical_Item_968

I bought CVE and told my brother to as well, as he asked me for tips. I paper handed it and made a tiny profit, he doesn't trade so just kinda forgot about it until he checked 2 years later and realized he was up 10x. He made like 20k and didn't even know lol

BearishBull69_

One of the assumptions of EMH is that investors are rational. They aren't. ADBE, V, NVO, STRL, CVE, GOOG (still yes), LULU (yes), its so easyyy omg im gonna -

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of next year, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like Enbridge or FortisBC, we dont know who yet) Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $20 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in October 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of next year, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like Enbridge or FortisBC, we dont know who yet) Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $20 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in October 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of next year, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like Enbridge or FortisBC, we dont know who yet) Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $20 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in October 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of next year, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like Enbridge or FortisBC, we dont know who yet) Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $20 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in October 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

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CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of next year, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like Enbridge or FortisBC, we dont know who yet) Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $20 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in October 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

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CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 5,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of next year, which at that point will double their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like Enbridge or FortisBC, we dont know who yet) Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $20 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in Dec 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

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CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 10,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of next year, which at that point will either double or triple their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like Enbridge or FortisBC, we dont know who yet) Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $20 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in October 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

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CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) My research summary: YES.V Char Technologies is a Canadian Clean Energy company which uses different types of waste to create Clean Energy products. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 expansion of their current facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing 10,000 tonnes of biocarbon for which they already have a buyer - ArcelorMittal. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 expansion will be completed by end of next year, which at that point will either double or triple their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a major gas company in Canada. (Like Enbridge or FortisBC, we dont know who yet) Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (HUGE catalyst) Thorold is their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing massive amounts of wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. For their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership of the Thorold facility and also put in $2 million into the CHAR Tech at the company level. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. (Through their X Carb Innovation Fund) CHAR technologies has also received over $20 million or so in grants and contracta from government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan as per their recent news updates in October 2025. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility for which theyre only raising $2 million in equity and the remaining $28 million in debt financing ($30 million total). This will be much easier to do with the BMI group on board. The BMI group is a billion + dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Algoma Steel and a few other steel companies + Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan are all members of CISERA. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

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CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) My research summary: YES Lol, thats the stock ticker (YES) Char Technologies is a canadian environmental engineering and consulting company that is in its early/up and coming growth phase. (Clean Energy) They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 of their newest facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing biocarbon at full commercial level capacity for which they already have a buyer for their biocarbon. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) That buyer of the biocarbon is ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 will be completed ideally by end of next year, which at that point will either double or triple their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a gas company like enbridge or FortisBC or another gas company like that. Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (That is going to be a HUGE milestone iA) That's their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing all of their wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. Also, their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership and also put in $2 million into the CHAR company as an investment. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. So essentially, once they hit these milestones of their thorold facility and the 2nd facility in lake nipigon, it should blow up. Also the stock in 2021 went over $1 just based on news of these projects and partnerships. Right now its in the low 20 cents area, and theyre closer than ever on actually bringing these projects to life. So once the projects are up and running, ppl will see the growth and revenue increase and they will be closer to breaking even on their net income than ever. Also, they've received over $13 million or so in grant and government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan. Before they sort of dragged their feet but now they have these huge partners and additional funding and help. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility (so with the BMI group on board with them, it'll be easier to secure that). The BMI group is a multi billion dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco and a few other steel companies and Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

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CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) My research summary: YES Lol, thats the stock ticker (YES) Char Technologies is a canadian environmental engineering and consulting company that is in its early/up and coming growth phase. (Clean Energy) They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 of their newest facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing biocarbon at full commercial level capacity for which they already have a buyer for their biocarbon. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) That buyer of the biocarbon is ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 will be completed ideally by end of next year, which at that point will either double or triple their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a gas company like enbridge or FortisBC or another gas company like that. Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (That is going to be a HUGE milestone iA) That's their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing all of their wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. Also, their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership and also put in $2 million into the CHAR company as an investment. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. So essentially, once they hit these milestones of their thorold facility and the 2nd facility in lake nipigon, it should blow up. Also the stock in 2021 went over $1 just based on news of these projects and partnerships. Right now its in the low 20 cents area, and theyre closer than ever on actually bringing these projects to life. So once the projects are up and running, ppl will see the growth and revenue increase and they will be closer to breaking even on their net income than ever. Also, they've received over $13 million or so in grant and government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan. Before they sort of dragged their feet but now they have these huge partners and additional funding and help. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility (so with the BMI group on board with them, it'll be easier to secure that). The BMI group is a multi billion dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco and a few other steel companies and Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

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CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) My research summary: YES Lol, thats the stock ticker (YES) Char Technologies is a canadian environmental engineering and consulting company that is in its early/up and coming growth phase. (Clean Energy) They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 of their newest facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing biocarbon at full commercial level capacity for which they already have a buyer for their biocarbon. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) That buyer of the biocarbon is ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 will be completed ideally by end of next year, which at that point will either double or triple their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a gas company like enbridge or FortisBC or another gas company like that. Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (That is going to be a HUGE milestone iA) That's their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing all of their wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. Also, their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership and also put in $2 million into the CHAR company as an investment. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. So essentially, once they hit these milestones of their thorold facility and the 2nd facility in lake nipigon, it should blow up. Also the stock in 2021 went over $1 just based on news of these projects and partnerships. Right now its in the low 20 cents area, and theyre closer than ever on actually bringing these projects to life. So once the projects are up and running, ppl will see the growth and revenue increase and they will be closer to breaking even on their net income than ever. Also, they've received over $13 million or so in grant and government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan. Before they sort of dragged their feet but now they have these huge partners and additional funding and help. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility (so with the BMI group on board with them, it'll be easier to secure that). The BMI group is a multi billion dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco and a few other steel companies and Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

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My DD on CHAR Technologies (YES.V) CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) My research summary: YES Lol, thats the stock ticker (YES) Char Technologies is a canadian environmental engineering and consulting company that is in its early/up and coming growth phase. (Clean Energy) They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 of their newest facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing biocarbon at full commercial level capacity for which they already have a buyer for their biocarbon. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) That buyer of the biocarbon is ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 will be completed ideally by end of next year, which at that point will either double or triple their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a gas company like enbridge or FortisBC or another gas company like that. Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (That is going to be a HUGE milestone iA) That's their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing all of their wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. Also, their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership and also put in $2 million into the CHAR company as an investment. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. So essentially, once they hit these milestones of their thorold facility and the 2nd facility in lake nipigon, it should blow up. Also the stock in 2021 went over $1 just based on news of these projects and partnerships. Right now its in the low 20 cents area, and theyre closer than ever on actually bringing these projects to life. So once the projects are up and running, ppl will see the growth and revenue increase and they will be closer to breaking even on their net income than ever. Also, they've received over $13 million or so in grant and government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan. Before they sort of dragged their feet but now they have these huge partners and additional funding and help. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility (so with the BMI group on board with them, it'll be easier to secure that). The BMI group is a multi billion dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Recently, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco and a few other steel companies and Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

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CHAR Technologies (CVE:YES) My research summary: YES Lol, thats the stock ticker (YES) Char Technologies is a canadian environmental engineering and consulting company that is in its early/up and coming growth phase. They will be producing Pelletized Biocarbon and Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). They are about to complete the phase 1 of their newest facility in Thorold Ontario. The phase 1 will be completed by end of this year (dec 2025). At the end of phase 1, they will be producing biocarbon at full commercial level capacity for which they already have a buyer for their biocarbon. (They have an offtake agreement signed, all the trial and testing is already done) That buyer of the biocarbon is ArcelorMittal, one of the largest steel companies in the world through their canadian subsidiary - ArcelorMittal Dofasco (based out of Hamilton). Phase 2 will be completed ideally by end of next year, which at that point will either double or triple their biocarbon production + start producing RNG. That RNG will be sold to a gas company like enbridge or FortisBC or another gas company like that. Next year before the RNG production starts, they will be working on securing a 15 to 20 year gas contract with a gas company. (That is going to be a HUGE milestone iA) That's their first commercial facility. They will also start constructing their 2nd facility next year sometime in Lake Nipigon, they've partnered up with Lake Nipigon Forest Management Inc (an indigenous led forest company who owns a massive forest up north). The forest company will be providing all of their wood waste to CHAR to use in their 2nd facility to convert to biocarbon. Also, their facility in Thorold , they partnered up with the BMI group (CHAR leases the industrial land from them) and the BMI group put in $8 million towards the thorold facility for 50/50 partnership and also put in $2 million into the CHAR company as an investment. Arcelor Mittal also invested $6.5 million ($5 mil USD) into CHAR. So essentially, once they hit these milestones of their thorold facility and the 2nd facility in lake nipigon, it should blow up. Also the stock in 2021 went over $1 just based on news of these projects and partnerships. Right now its in the low 20 cents area, and theyre closer than ever on actually bringing these projects to life. So once the projects are up and running, ppl will see the growth and revenue increase and they will be closer to breaking even on their net income than ever. Also, they've received over $13 million or so in grant and government fundings (NRCan, provincial funding and others) etc towards their company and projects. Now with the BMI group on board with them for the thorold facility, theyre held accountable and the construction of the facility is going according to plan. Before they sort of dragged their feet but now they have these huge partners and additional funding and help. Theyre also working on securing financing for the phase 2 of the thorold facility (so with the BMI group on board with them, it'll be easier to secure that). The BMI group is a multi billion dollar industrial real estate company and theyre already talking about replicating the thorold facility onto their other industrial sites with CHAR. So they'll eventually gear up to more facilities. In a nutshell, CHAR, through high temperature pyrolysis will be burning industrial waste , bio waste and wood waste etc and turning it into biocarbon and renewable natural gas. Which can then be sold to steel manufacturing companies and gas companies . The reason steel manufacturing companies are interested in buying this biocarbon is because carbon tax is high and its going up by $15 per year until it reaches $170 per tonne of C02 by 2030. Also, Canada has energy goals by 2030 and 2050. Net zero by 2050 totally i think and so these steel companies are also looking for energy efficient or green solutions to their charcoal that they currently burn. Just about a week ago, CHAR tech was invited to join CISERA (Canadian Iron & Steel Energy Research Association). ArcelorMittal Dofasco and a few other steel companies and Canmet Energy who is associated with NRCan. Disclaimer: Not Financial advice, please do your own research also!

Wayne_Kurr_1

Doesnt even have a CVE, its like a brochure of how awesome they can hack employee laptops and move laterally into the company VPN. Cool guys cool cool real cool 😎  Also their loading logo looks like a butthole

sweejaa

Hey man, id highly recommend looking into CHAR Technologies (CVE: YES), not to put your full amount in, but maybe 5% of your portfolio. Let me know if youre interested in my due diligence, its a medium term buy and hold. NFA.

sweejaa

CHAR Technologies - CVE: YES Buy and hold!!!

Thekingpringle

How about $CVE Cenovus? Recently, Cenovus raised its offer to acquire MEG Energy at C$30 per share. If the deal is approved, it could reshape Cenovus’s footprint in the oil sands and give it even more market power. The shareholder vote is scheduled for October 30, which could bring some volatility either way. Raymond James also upgraded Cenovus to a Strong Buy, increasing their price target to C$32 from C$30. They cited growing momentum and confidence in the company’s long-term strategy. Key numbers: • Market cap: C$20.85B • Shares outstanding: 1.2B • Short float: 34.47% • Short volume: 39.72% of all trades • Borrow fee rate: 7.45% • One-month price change: +6.12% The MEG Energy vote is the big catalyst. A positive outcome could push the stock higher and of these sort positions. With more than a third of the float shorted, it wouldn’t take much good news to turn sentiment fast.

valuevestor1

Venezuela supplies a large amount of heavy crude. Aside from Venezuela the biggest supplier of heavy crude is Canadian oil majors. I would invest in CNQ, CVE, Suncor, if I were to expect a war breaking down between the US and Venezuela.

EatPrayQueef

LME is the CVE (Canadian)

SoloOutdoor

YT is probably releasing critical. Net core patches, a 9.9 CVE was released by Microsoft. Either that or someone exploited it.