FEAM
5E Advanced Materials Inc
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$FEAM just funded by the US gov for critical mineral boron.
$FEAM Looks like everything i want it to
The United States just released its updated list of Rare Earth & Critical Minerals. This has huge implications for FEAM
The United States has just released its updated list of Rare Earth and Critical Minerals. How this affects FEAM
The United States has just released its updated list of Rare Earth and Critical Minerals. Major implications for Boron mining (FEAM)
The Department of Interior has just released its updated list of Rare Earth and Critical Minerals. Huge implications for FEAM
The Department of Interior has just released its list of Rare Earth and Critical Minerals. This has major implications for 5E Advanced Materials (FEAM)
To those that lost or made money on $FEAM stock dilution
$ FEAM setting up for a squeeze like $ISPO tomorrow get in before the rocketπ§π
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FEAM has been doing well today
FEAM. Boron miner in so cal that has US govt support
$FEAM in a major way. Preparing to mine boron in socal filling a major supply need. They have signed off take agreements with domestic companies and have a small test facility that produced commercial grade boron. They have enough cash to operate for a year before more dilution and have applications in with EXIM bank for additional funding. The CEO os a very impressive young guy who knows whats up. They are priced for bankruptcy and thatβs not going to happen. 10-20x potential not too far off.
FEAM exploded yesterday day after good earnings and news. I think it started the momentum, take a look
FEAM really wants to go...... jump in the run!
$FEAM. Junior miner that already produces boron in socal. Just signed their first offtake agreement as announced today. Stock is under $2/share. I foresee it going much higher.
[https://finviz.com/news/350720/5e-advanced-materials-to-host-third-fiscal-quarter-2026-call](https://finviz.com/news/350720/5e-advanced-materials-to-host-third-fiscal-quarter-2026-call) They have this next week, there was also a lot of insider buying back in Feb and they have an open DoE contract for funding [https://feeds.issuerdirect.com/news-release.html?newsid=6589492659141989&symbol=FEAM](https://feeds.issuerdirect.com/news-release.html?newsid=6589492659141989&symbol=FEAM)
FEAM - Slow burner but going up, has had a good trend recently. Some volume and it could go up further
TTI and FEAM are what Iβve invested in. US based companies with a lot of room for growth and a solid plan to get there.
I understand but what do you think the risk/reward ratio is? I feel like rio tinto is a way safer play so do you think the increased risk for FEAM is worth it and why?
Why invest in FEAM when Rio Tinto is way bigger? They already have great profit margins whereas FEAM still has to make profit
Not necessarily. Theyβre more diversified in other minerals as well. FEAM is taking a slice of itβs Boron monopoly though
Interesting, thanks for sharing. I think FEAM has higher upside because of the domestic production aspect.
Has anybody ever looked into $FEAM? US company in mining sector and aiming at producing boric acid (useful for ev and fertilizer). High institutional and insider shares (>80%). Multiple bottom graphic pattern. Downside: recently diluited. Earnings report on sep. 10.
I got HBB to sell at 100% for a cool $20. My real play is FEAM and jope their mines find some Boron and Lithium out in western US.
Iβve been buying tons of shares in $FEAM (nasdaq) (5eadvanced materials). The stock is very cheap. They are an operational boron mine in socal that is scaling operations and right now sending production samples to major customers for qualification. Their facility is designated critical infrastructure by the dept of defense and they are talking to department of defense for additional funding because boron is used in several key military application (eg kevlar). There is a supply imbalance and Boron prices have been steadily rising. Boron prod is currently controlled by a duopoly (out of Turkey and Rio Tinto) so everyone is interested in a new player breaking in. Stock is at $1.20 and I could see the stock is trading 10x to 15x. Thats my opinion and not financial advice.
Saw it on FINVIZ and I'm writing a post about it but NUKK has some catalysts incoming and on FEAM I don't have found nothing
Letβs go FEAM! 
FEAM calls, near term Boron producer
The lithium market is interesting because it is made and sold all over the world. FEAM stands out as a miner based in the United States who is at the top of this growingly important industry.
When it comes to battery metals, FEAM is a top dog. U.S.-based mining firm also specialises in lithium extraction from the world's most inaccessible locations, in addition to sourcing and supplying boron. They are dedicated to pioneering strategies for extending reliable access to clean energy in developing countries.
Ioneer Ltd. investment? Their lithium production and land rights make them a good investment. Lithium is employed in many sectors, making it a valuable resource.Β FEAM can also help you get started in the space. Take advantage of these two great companies' possibilities immediately.
Lithium is a critical mineral for the production of batteries used in electric vehicles and other renewable energy applications. And I think demand for lithium is expected to grow significantly in the coming years as more consumers adopt electric vehicles and other clean energy technologies. One junior miner in particular that I'm keeping my eye on is FEAM. They have a strong management team in place, and they've already secured a number of important partnerships with major players in the industry. I believe they have the potential to become a leading player in the lithium market, and I'm excited to see what they can achieve in the years to come.
FEAM is leading the way in mining innovation by extracting lithium from brine wastewaters, making this rare mineral more accessible for use in electric vehicle batteries.
The lithium market is heating up, with investors flocking to capitalise on the surge in prices. FEAM is a significant supplier of boron and lithium, supplying these important minerals globally. As the demand for lithium grows, so will the price of this commodity.