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Have you looked into Avricore Health - AVCR.V They have been steadily entering Canadian pharmacies for over a year now.
Niocorp Investor Presentation: HC Wainwright Global Investor Conference (Sept. 2023. I recommend you watch the video and if you don't have a little of this in your Profolio you may want to rethink your goals. $NB put this on your watch list...
Nvidia’s stock could fly to $550 amid ‘robust demand’ across the board in AI, analyst says
Nvidia’s stock could fly to $550 amid ‘robust demand’ across the board in AI, analyst says
#NIOCORP $NB WILL BE ADDED TO THE RUSSELL 3000 JUNE 26TH. I would except higher volume,Also I think we will be on the Russell 2000 as well. If I'm wrong in saying that please tell me why. The research I have found points that we will be added to the Russel 2000 index after the Russell 3000 Is active
PART 1- NIOBIUM, SCANDIUM & TITANIUM FOR HYDROGEN PRODUCTION & STORAGE ~this will bod very well for the niocorp mine in Nebraska. They own the ground and have all the permits in hand to start. $NB on Nasdaq... (Put this on your watchlist) if you dig a little deeper, you will see why I'm in this.
MEDIA ALERT: NioCorp $NB to Ring The Nasdaq Stock Market's Opening Bell March 30th. Imo, What I think is coming in 2023 Niocorp 2023 will be the year when NioCorp will finally be able to realize the construction of the mine.
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Looks like they acrue for 6months, buy, then it restarts. https://workplaceservices.fidelity.com/bin-public/070_NB_SPS_Pages/documents/dcl/shared/StockPlanServices/sps_unh_us_espp_guide.pdf
Currency risk. If you are investing in order to one day spend in dollars it's somewhat safer for you if your investments return dollars, rather than some other currency which may move in some direction against dollars. NB this is not as as strong a reason as diversification imo. But it is a reason, which you asked for.
Currency risk. If you are investing in order to one day spend in dollars it's somewhat safer for you if your investments return dollars, rather than some other currency which may move in some direction against dollars. NB this is not as as strong a reason as diversification imo. But it is a reason, which you asked for.
Just learned about COVID NB.1.8.1. Yikes. Thankfully vaccines still work from the looks of things, but if they hadn't we'd be in for a rough time.
R3G3NB1Ocell is up 44,000% YTD and up 300% today. Too bad mods won’t let you post the ticker because they don’t want to ruin the the squeeze
**Great question — here’s the most current, verifiable info on the $800M EXIM loan for NioCorp ($NB):** ✅ In **May 2024**, NioCorp announced it received a **non-binding indicative term sheet from the U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM)** for **up to $800 million** in project financing for the Elk Creek Critical Minerals Project in Nebraska. 🧾 This was not just a Letter of Interest — it’s an actual financing structure under review, with **JPMorgan Chase advising** NioCorp on how to structure the debt. 📌 As of **February 2025**, EXIM officially advanced the project into **TRC-2**, the second of three formal technical review stages required before board approval. These reviews are rigorous and focus on: * Environmental & permitting compliance (✅ already in place), * Updated mineral resource data (in progress), * Offtake agreements and economic modeling (pending finalization). 🛠 In **April 2025**, NioCorp began a **12-week in-fill drilling program** to support a feasibility update aligned with EXIM’s requirements — this demonstrates real alignment with EXIM’s due diligence expectations, not just words. 🌍 In **May 2025**, NioCorp also received a **non-binding Expression of Interest for $200M** in loan guarantees from **UK Export Finance (UKEF)** — giving the project **multi-agency international backing** and reducing EXIM’s standalone risk. # 🔑 Bottom Line: * NioCorp’s Elk Creek project is one of the **only fully permitted niobium-scandium projects in the Western Hemisphere**, and the **first critical minerals project to advance this far through EXIM’s technical review.** * The $800M loan isn’t a rumor — it’s part of a documented, multi-phase federal review with major banking support. * All signs point to a **potential final funding decision later in 2025**, pending TRC-3 completion.
I've followed NB for a long time, only question for the post would be any source for the EXIM loan?
I'm up quite a bit in USAR, NB, TMC, MP but I have 7/18 DTE. Should I lock in?
> USS Nimitz and its strike group appear to be heading towards the Middle East USS Harry S Truman, USS Stout & USS Gettysburg transited the Suez NB the morning of **May 17 2025** They will join USS Dunham and USNS Arctic in the Med, both of which transited NB on **May 16 2025**
NB - Nasdaq , (NioCorp) critical mineral project Nebraska
Everybody look at USAR, MP, TMC, and NB.
Europe NB a continent comprising of different countries with different cultures and languages, some of which are united under the European union - those countries or the block doesn't just start ill-informed trade wars. They are run by technocrats who understand the global trade and financial systems. And no, they didn't bankrupt a casino.
New COVID Variant NB.1.8.1 Starting To Spread Worldwide
thanks for sharing. I may set my stop around the Mar 2020 support line in that case since I am already down. They did get a new CEO who by all means has the Ability to turn the business back in the right direction but with Tariffs and the competition from Hoka, Adidas, NB, and Vans (skateboarding competitor which Nike is gaining market in) I think its going to be muddy waters until earnings show a strong story. As someone who grew up with Nikes on my feet I believe in what they were, and I really like the brand work they do with female athletes, and I'd like to think Jordan will be a powerful icon for years to come.
The first step is to come up with an asset allocation, and *then* choose the securities to conform to that allocation. Your allocation can factor in your individual circumstances & concerns. Your very short-term/rainy-day fund should definitely be in a stable fund such as a HY savings account or MM fund in a brokerage account. On the opposite side, long-term assets should be in indices that tend to grow over time (stocks/equities). VTI, VEA, and VWO come to mind. Companies that derive income from foreign markets (even US-based companies) act as an indirect USD hedge (and will deliver better long-term performance than an FX fund). I'm concerned about the USD as well, but it's definitely not going to collapse overnight. If value of USD is eroded due to inflation, then equities is your friend. If value of USD is challenged by other foreign currencies, then the result may be very good for export-driven companies in the US. If you're not sure & want to simultaneously contain your risk while also getting a reasonable return, then a diversified portfolio that you buy/hold is the best option. NB: consider also tax-efficient holdings, for any securities held in a taxable account.
NB: the taco protein is chicken
A slowdown in tourism based on reported declines of airline ticket sales is not the end of the world, nor its really much of an economic indicator. As long as the regard-in-chief comes to some BS trade deal with the EU as he did with the UK, it’s going to be fine. As soon as Unelected Eurocrats will announce all is good again with the US, NPC europoors will be reassured and start booking again their flights to waste their 3 month salaries in overpriced NYC hotels. NB: I live in Europe myself.
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U.S. reports cases of new COVID variant NB.1.8.1 behind surge in China
>Cases linked to the NB.1.8.1 variant have been reported in arriving international travelers at airports in California, Washington state, Virginia and the New York City area, according to records uploaded by the CDC's airport testing partner Ginkgo Bioworks. Are we really doing this again
Putting the house on UNH $310 calls that expires tomorrow, this will be my own epic personal KICK That NB Off the plane game stop moment I missed out on
Have you tried the new janoskis?. The ogs were my fav skate shoe ever. Loved them. Idky they got rid of them. They were literally one of the most famous skate shoes EVER. She new ones are beyond fucking trash. I didnt even put the second one on. I ended up buying a pair of NB 306s instead which holy fuck they are amazing and comfier than any shit nike has made in the skate world.
I’ve had a few pairs and ya they are great, if you like dunks the NB# 440’s are very similar, and the new 933 are awesome too!
It doesn’t matter if it’s public or not when it comes to market share, the market size is the market size…your talking Nike with 30% market share in athletic shoes (not speaking to apparel) and New Balance at around 4% how would this shift if NB was public?
Im in nyc and I try to look at who is wearing what. I’ve noticed Nike steadily declined over the past couple of years taken over by Hoka, on cloud, NB and others (asics). If you walk into a foot locker in New York City new balance/on Cloud is now in the front, Nike is in the middle, and other brands like Reebok are towards the back. Nike needs to be priced like a commodity now
Nike still has significantly more clout than NB, Hoka, Brooks, everyone else except Adidas. Puma can somewhat rival them in some areas. Nike are way bigger than all their competitors and all it takes is one signing to make them popular again. They can afford to cut their margins to increase sales at any time they want. Nike is so cheap now because their future value is perceived low. However when investors figure out Brooks or Hoka or whatever simply cannot reach the same scalability of Nike is when Nike will gain. The fact remains that Nike and Adidas are the least likely to collapse out of your list
# $NB - NioCorp: Unlocking U.S. Critical Minerals - 20x Potential NioCorp Developments ($NB) controls the **only permitted niobium-scandium-titanium deposit in the United States**. The 2022 feasibility study pegs the Elk Creek project at an **after-tax NPV of US $2.35 billion** versus a sub-US $120 million market cap today - a >20× valuation gap. Financing due-diligence is underway (EXIM Bank review of up to US $800 million) and fresh drilling is upgrading reserves. If capital comes through, NB flips from optionality play to the first U.S. producer of these critical minerals. **1. Macro tail-winds** * **Supply squeeze:** 95 % of world niobium comes from one Brazilian complex. Washington wants redundancy. * **Demand ramp:** Niobium demand CAGR \~10 % (2024-29) on HSLA steel, EV battery anodes, superconductors. * **Policy muscle:** IRA, CHIPS and DoD Title III offer tax credits, loan guarantees and priority offtakes for U.S. critical-mineral projects. * **China export controls:** Fresh REE / scandium restrictions amplify U.S. urgency for domestic supply. **2. Valuation math (back-of-napkin)** * After-tax NPV (US $2.35 B) / 41 M shares -> **≈ US $57 per share** vs. \~US $2.6 today. * Haircut NPV by 60 % for financing & execution risk: fair value still >US $23 -> **\~9× upside**. **3. Risks to watch** 1. **Financing risk** \- Elk Creek only happens if debt + offtake packages close. 2. **Dilution** \- More equity likely before final investment decision. 3. **Commodity prices** \- Niobium & scandium trade thinly; price swings can hammer cash flow. 4. **Execution** \- Underground mine + hydromet plant are complex; delays kill IRR. **Bottom line** If you bet that Washington will bankroll a domestic critical-minerals supply chain - and you can stomach mining-sector volatility - $NB offers asymmetric upside: tiny market cap, world-class orebody, a clear (if fragile) path to funding. **I’m loading while the market prices Elk Creek like it’ll never be built.**
I feel like using "wife" is sufficient to affirm that she is female, otherwise I would think a more general term like "spouse" or "partner" would be used if NB. Not offensive but maybe an unnecessary precaution.
Only YOLO plays make you feel alive. NB: This **IS** financial advice
# $NB - NioCorp: Unlocking U.S. Critical Minerals - 20x Potential 🚀 NioCorp Developments ($NB) controls the **only permitted niobium-scandium-titanium deposit in the United States**. The 2022 feasibility study pegs the Elk Creek project at an **after-tax NPV of US $2.35 billion** versus a sub-US $120 million market cap today - a >20× valuation gap. Financing due-diligence is underway (EXIM Bank review of up to US $800 million) and fresh drilling is upgrading reserves. If capital comes through, NB flips from optionality play to the first U.S. producer of these critical minerals. **1. Macro tail-winds** * **Supply squeeze:** 95 % of world niobium comes from one Brazilian complex. Washington wants redundancy. * **Demand ramp:** Niobium demand CAGR \~10 % (2024-29) on HSLA steel, EV battery anodes, superconductors. * **Policy muscle:** IRA, CHIPS and DoD Title III offer tax credits, loan guarantees and priority offtakes for U.S. critical-mineral projects. * **China export controls:** Fresh REE / scandium restrictions amplify U.S. urgency for domestic supply. **2. Valuation math (back-of-napkin)** * After-tax NPV (US $2.35 B) / 41 M shares -> **≈ US $57 per share** vs. \~US $2.6 today. * Haircut NPV by 60 % for financing & execution risk: fair value still >US $23 -> **\~9× upside**. **3. Risks to watch** 1. **Financing risk** \- Elk Creek only happens if debt + offtake packages close. 2. **Dilution** \- More equity likely before final investment decision. 3. **Commodity prices** \- Niobium & scandium trade thinly; price swings can hammer cash flow. 4. **Execution** \- Underground mine + hydromet plant are complex; delays kill IRR. **Bottom line** If you bet that Washington will bankroll a domestic critical-minerals supply chain - and you can stomach mining-sector volatility - $NB offers asymmetric upside: tiny market cap, world-class orebody, a clear (if fragile) path to funding. **I’m loading while the market prices Elk Creek like it’ll never be built.**
Chaos and uncertainty makes for cutting orders and hiring freezes. I have NB, DC SHOES, POLO (mostly for kids). No one is paying $75 for kids shoes that were $35 a year ago. Our firm has been around for since 1972 (invented Heelys) and this is just terrible.
TMC, NB, LYSDY, ILKAY, USAR, MP. Who's slurping these up?
This must be good for some US miners that are trying to get funding like NB
Yes! Trump’s April 18 EO put critical-mineral mines like Elk Creek under the FAST-41 program, capping federal reviews at 28 days. That should shave years off NB’s remaining permits and make financing easier.
Is Trump’s support of deregulation of mining going to help NB?
Another Critical Minerals company is NB [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NB/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NB/) Formerly ticker symbol NIOBF.
USA rare earth stocks are the new quantum stocks MP USAR REEMF NB
Not a penny stock, but NB has a good looking future. (Nio Corp)
Maybe the five provinces he's talking about are Quebec, PEI, NFLD, NS and NB.
MP USAR REEMF NB GANG RISE UP 
time to pile into NB for that US rare earth metals play
Guy Adami, Chief Market Strategist & Director of Advisor Advocacy for Private Advisor Group Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management Karen Firestone, Co-founder of Aureus Asset Management Jenny Harrington, CEO of Gilman Hill Asset Management Stephanie Link of Hightower Tom Lee from Fundstrat Adam Parker, Founder and CEO of Trivariate Research Shannon Saccocia, CIO at NB Private Wealth Sarah Sethi… Tim Seymour… Bryn Talkington at Requisite Capital Management… Joe Terranova at Virtus Investment Partners Fully invested professionals at firms telling clients to keep their same starting growth focused allocations or to add money on the dip Is that enough yet?
I saw this coming about 5 years ago. Invested in MP and NB. Finally MP is in the green. I think that they can mine the rare earths but China is the only one who actually makes the magnets. They can easily bring down our industries if they want to.
It’s funny, you could tell you know who wanted to tip his buddies off before announcing the chip exemptions this weekend, and then once the news go leaked he started panicking and doing news shows trying to back track. Now he’s trying to find a new thing to pump for them. Probably was planning on the rare earth EO but that also got leaked and everything pumped Monday. I’m hoping he says fuck it and goes through with it anyway. Looking at MP NB USAR and maybe TMC.
You're looking at a lot of the same stocks I've been, curious what your thoughts are on NioCorp ($NB)
**NB**: Apologies for the title, I wrote "JUST" but that was a mistake. I've actually been DCA'ing very heavily and massively into this stock. (Obviously, that's why I'm talking about it.)
He was selling stocks long before the election. I dont think he knew who would win but i think he saw market turmoil regardless. Trump always said he was going to do tariffs. With kamala who knows what kind of green new deal or other stuff would have gotten pushed, but none of it would be market friendly. Buffett saw trouble ahead no matter the election results. This is not a political post, just wanna NB4 people start reeing about how SPY would be at a billion by now under kamala
New Balances are made in America. I actually have some cool new balances I like, but I’m going to get some of the dad style NB and make that my personality during these scary times lmao
This is what I find hilarious. For years I was told to buy 'Made in the US' New Balance shoes. I have worn NB for decades. So... I go to a local store that carries the US Made models. Literally 3x what the non-US models are. Lasted about half as long.
Looking for rare earth miners. All I can find is NB. Are there any bigger cap ones that stand to benifit?
Ya it was like 15-16 years old for me. I have wide feet that the first toe knuckle. 12s are the right length but too narrow. 13s are the right width but too long. Same with UA, NB, and asics.
NB4 fake pump as regards buy on lunch break. I took profit on my puts because I’m expecting you to make it cheaper for me, your move bulls
Companies w heavy domestic manufacturing: CAT NB F Intel Tech stocks should be relatively fine. Don’t see an argument for why this should last Meta. Reduced R&D should lead to increased NI. We already see market doesn’t value the return on r&d (meta specific)
Calls on CBRL because fat cunts are forever NB I have no positions; nfa
# **TLDR** --- **Ticker:** MP, LYS, NB, REEMF, CAT, IPX (and maybe ABAT, Holtec, Brazilian Nickel, Trinity Metals) **Direction:** Up **Prognosis:** Massive gains predicted in rare earth minerals, lithium, and titanium due to US government initiatives to break China's supply chain dominance. OP is bullish, and has $250k invested. High risk, high reward play. **OP's Investment:** A diverse portfolio of stocks and options, totaling ~$250,000. Images provided in post. **Possible Trump Connection:** Ronald Lauder (Estée Lauder heir and Trump friend) and Brian Menell (CEO of Techmet, a major player in the sector with government backing) are key figures in this narrative. **Disclaimer:** This is not financial advice. DYOR. This play sounds like a high-stakes gamble based on political maneuvering and speculation, not guaranteed returns.
LOL NOW NB IS WANTS TO GET AN ERECTION - FUCK YOU MMs DIAMOND HANDS BITCH
SPGC propaganda goes here. 
Nope. NB: Will probably be crying by next week.
Their image as a leader in athletic footwear tech really disappeared 3 or 4 years ago. They became a lifestyle brand first, letting other brands take over what used to be their exclusive turf. I don’t see the popularity of NB, On, Hoka going away. They lost those customers.
It appears to me that Nike got big in an environment that was a lot less competitive, so they were just considered as the top brand (also due to very good marketing) back then. Now you have brands like Asics or Brooks that tailer shoes for the specific needs of runners and other brands like NB that grab a big share in the lifestyle section. Nike´s current product portfolio just doesnt seem as competitive right, not having a really excellent running shoe nor some really stylish model for everyday use. And even if you would prefer on of their models, they are not always as easy to purchase since Nike has withdrawn from retail partners. I think Nike needs to step back and stop thinking about how to push up the net margin to please stock holders for a quarter. They need to update their product portfolio and make something that people would like to own. Until then, i dont see much light for them.
I’m a big runner, from a running perspective they are not going well right now. Very bad actually with a very poor line-up. Nike has lost their way. Adidas is keeping up with the up-coming brands and has an awesome line up of shoes. Adidas, ASICS, HOKA, NB all have great line-ups. Nike only has the alphafly/vaporfly. And every other brand has shoes that match /exceed the performance of those shoes.
It's still off the shelves in NB
Currency exchange is only ‘free’ if you have an amount over 150k. IB has lower cost options, Disnat is commission free USD, QT has a flat 10$ fee for market rate currency conversions via NB and AFAIK the only to offer USD FHSA. Wealthsimple is far from being the optimal platform to use if the idea is to invest/trade in USD.
Due to the dramatic rise in boner providers and nuclear energy I am proposing a Nuclear Boner ETF: NB
Some tickers I've noticed going up with barely any/no hype in this sub: NB LGO ATAI LTRX TSE BB I plan on starting a small position on all of these when the market opens. Already had NB, but will buy more. Copy me if ya feel like gambling a little bit.
Worth a look at this NB presentation--https://www.niocorp.com/wp-content/uploads/NioCorp\_Presentation\_Q4-2024\_FINAL.pdf If Greenland with its strategic minerals/ rare earth deposits being attractive for US national security, it would make sense that a strategic minerals deposit in the state of Nebraska should be developed. JMO
They’re just doing liquor at the moment. Aka allowing Californian wines but not Texas bourbon as an example. Canadians would have been happy removing all US liquor as they did in Ontario, Quebec, and NB. Quebec and Ontario liquor boards are the biggest buyers globally.
Great birdflu hitting the US. And we got just the man for the job in charge again. And here’s the kicker bois, it can be transmitted through air inhalation. Ooh and to make things worse: NB: This table is updated following updates from the source. Globally, from 1 January 2003 to 12 December 2024, 954 cases of human infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus were reported from 24 countries. **Of these 954 cases, 464 were fatal (CFR of 49%).**
Went into a Nike outlet this weekend, store was packed with people, shelves full but assortment was just meh. Maybe new CEO will bring it back, NB after all was a dad's brand until a few years ago when a bunch of girls started wearing it on IG
Here's the crash course: 1. The IRS has a wash sale rule to prevent loss harvesting. It means that if you sell a security for a loss, you can't purchase it 30 days before or after without having the loss disallowed. Mind you, the loss doesn't actually go anywhere; it's just recalculated into your final cost basis. But it does have an impact at tax time. Also note wash sale rules only affect losses; it won't come up if you have nothing but winning trades, but we both know that ain't happening. 2. The wash sale rule can cost you A LOT if you don't take it into consideration. For example, pretend you've been trading nothing but STCK in 2024, all day, every day. You've made gains of 1,025,000 against losses of 1,000,000 for net 25k profit. When you file your taxes in 2025 for FY 2024, however, you'll be hit for taxes on the 1,025,000k, rather than the 25k profit, because the 1 million in losses aren't realized as per the wash sale rules. 3. You can avoid the wash sale rule by applying for mark-to-market, form 3115. This comes with its own benefits and disadvantages, and it's also difficult to qualify. You can't just make the election; there's a vague set of criteria concerning volume/amount/consistency of trades (essentially, you need to prove to the IRS that you trade daily, and that you're making money from it/it's a business venture). It's something to really discuss with a tax professional before making the choice. 4. You don't really need to understand the ins-and-outs of the wash sale rules or even calculate it yourself, as long as you have a 30-day (I said 31 for an ELI5 buffer) break in trading, because most brokers will calculate your final cost basis and let you know your taxable gains/losses when they send you your 1099 in mid-February. And it's almost always mid-February because... 5. Brokers need time to finalize December trades, including wash sale calculations. This is why you could theoretically trade all the way up to December 31st (assuming it falls on a trading day), and you can still dodge wash sale rules as long as you do not trade at all in January. NB: I am not a tax professional. I am 100% sure of not worrying about wash sale rules by skipping the month of December, I am not as sure about skipping January because some brokers may close out their books earlier. I know that before I qualified for MtM, skipping January was an easy wash-sale out with my broker if I decided to trade in December for whatever dumb reason, but it may not be for yours (although I would be surprised).
you're referring to Jordans or NB ?
>It ain't true if I haven't heard of it Must be nice being 3 years old. You can *hear* about it [here](https://workplaceservices.fidelity.com/bin-public/070_NB_PreLogin_Pages/documents/msu_BrokerageLink_Brochure.pdf).
So dad shoes (hoka, NB, asics) are cool now? Back in my day you would get roasted for wearing them… no wonder Nike stock is deep red.
AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH NB: too drunk to elaborate
Stock market is forward looking. And yes, I know the attention span of this sub can be counted minutes rather than days, months and years. But try to stay with me for another second. Illustration added to keep the lix-number down. NB: Japan and EU is tanking hard (relatively). Important - as we are looking into the coming decades. While the rest of the world have good growth rates? They also got dumb dictators you can’t trust. https://preview.redd.it/936hm4ciye5e1.jpeg?width=1169&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=142de59cd0b39e9cc025f4fe788221a2c5fb88f1
Even the “some allegations are true” scenario is undercooked. It’s the middle of the bell curve - it should be 80-90%. NB - I wish I had $6m to burn
Just $60,000, not sure that is enough for a 20% downpayment. Maybe it is for a home in a remote part of NB or NFL or it buys you a tiny condo in a third tier town.