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Lomiko $LMRMF $ 8 mil Market cap = Nouveau Monde NYSE: $NMG - $ 350 mil market cap
Lomiko Metals $LMRMF Hts New High Grade Zone - Starts European Road Shw
Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc and Rivian working together?
$SNPW - Sun Pacific Holding Corp's Subsidiary NMG and Renewable Energy Engineers AU signed agreement with ASPIRE for feedstock to develop 6 waste recovery plants in Australia, to attract over US$1 Billion in investment value.
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I thought you were referring to the other NYSE:NMG, Nouveau Monde Graphite. Didn't realize there was another company on a different exchange with the same ticker 😅
NMG is the ultimate gold play at the moment. Most undervalued gold miner in the world.
Dude, New Murchison Gold (NMG) shares on the ASX. Shares will triple by end of 2026 and may even go higher IF they can get another gold mine up and running. Q-Why do I claim this? A-Because they're on the second biggest gold intercept on Earth for 2025. Over 17kgs of gold per tonne in a thin 30cm layer with 8kgs gold per tonne layer above it and another 6kg layer below it. Here, see the list below: That Garden Gully is loaded with gold. At least 3 other sites with high-grade hits there from core sampling. The Crown Prince mine began digging in September and the revenue alone for October will be around $29mn. That amount coming in from 1 mine, in its first full month of operation, is HUGE. What's even more astonishing is that NMG hasn't even got to the bonanza-grade layers yet. https://preview.redd.it/la1hq0uszw1g1.jpeg?width=1808&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=af6d9c6df6cdea50d4e4c904ed7ad5aa7c0064d9 It's undervalued and it's making good money NOW. It will make even more money as the crazy good layers of gold are reached. NMG on the ASX. You'll need to sign up with Webull, e-Toro, Interactive Brokers or IG if you're in the USA, as robinhood won't let you buy shares on the Australian stock market.
Bullish on DVLT too. 🐂 Expecting it to explode soon. DFLI 🐉 - looking forward to a pump on Monday + them announcing the deets on the trucking deal. NMG 🪨 - My non-volatile long term hold penny, which I expect to grow nicely especially with all the recent news and contracts. SCWO 💦 - Waiting to see what the deets are on the deal they said they closed last weekend, whic they'd announce after earnings. FEMY ♀️ Announced earnings and tons of good news but currently tanking - dilution perhaps? Got a strong future ahead tho. CAN 🛸 got earnings coming up Tuesday, been tanking along with bitcoin this week so keeping an eye on when to buy back in. GPUS is lower than I've seen it, so looking out for a possible scalp on it as it always seems to bounce back up. Same for VIVK tbh. But these are ones to be extra careful with. Just excitedly waiting for Monday tbh, and keeping an eye on good volume + news on tiny tickers. 🔥
Anyone looking for a promising longer term penny, look into Nouveau Monde Graphite (NMG). Just got some nice contracts and very good prospects ahead. Been good to me so far. 🛸
I mean... they also didn't have any cash to pay the debt to Dontech until recently so some tough decisions had to be made. It's hard to raise money with debt on the books and legacy management couldn't raise money (York their Chairman had to loan over $1m to stay afloat in the darker days of graphite with Chinese price dumping). The Feds just gave them $14.1 million. Seeing the Feds also backdrop NMG with $1,500 for large and jumbo flakes and given their deposit is made up of 30%+ in large and jumbo, they'll be the next on the list for a DPA off take once they get permitted IMHO. Their IP is a sweetener but the graphite is the best in North America at an advanced stage. [https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/272975/Focus-Graphite-Receives-Conditional-Funding-of-up-to-14.1M-to-Advance-Canadas-First-Electrothermal-Fluidized-Purification-Demonstration-Plant](https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/272975/Focus-Graphite-Receives-Conditional-Funding-of-up-to-14.1M-to-Advance-Canadas-First-Electrothermal-Fluidized-Purification-Demonstration-Plant)
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https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NMG.AX/
nah, you're missing the bigger picture: There are more sites that NMG has done the assays for, with exceptional gold. Lydia, Abbotts and Airstrip all have high-grade lodes: https://preview.redd.it/alk1y079myyf1.jpeg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=407b493903f04dfdd694afbf426be04043962333 The Airstrip site is actually about 5km long, so that one alone will be exceptional. Hmm, and I don't know where you're getting the $25mn in costs figure from for the 7285oz of October? Can you share where that number comes from, because nothing is saying that but you.
Three pieces of huge news just announced for NMG, was halted for HALF AN HOUR when it broke 30min ago.
NMG, POET and RDDT for me today
NMG, got in at $4.95 yesterday
Not mentioning $NMG / $NOU is wild for a graphite option.
Have you seen the rise of NMG Nouveau Monde Graphite?
NMG also has an NYSE listing. It has an options market. Stay frosty, guys
You forgot Titan Mining ($TIMCF) GPH is 5 years away from production if ever. FMS is a play, with a management team with a sordid past. WWR and TIMCF are the small guys. NMG is the big guy in graphite. Everyone else is pretending right now to get a pop
Anyone on Nouveau monde graphite (NMG)? It's mooning
NMG and TLOFF are my plays for this. It’s done incredibly well
https://preview.redd.it/2s2rk0qntfqf1.png?width=510&format=png&auto=webp&s=a72658b098b53a954b0003a16860cea8cda0a267 The results above are from the NMG recent hit Visible GOLD from 251 meters down from Crown Prince and yet to be announce resource underground at Crown Prince. The first trucked 10,000 tonne of ORE driven only 36km West Gold WGX Blue Bill Mill at a 4 g/t au. The deeper we go in the open pit the higher the GOLD grades. A lot to look forward too.
Any thoughts on positions on WWR + NMG given graphene Chinese anti dumping regulations? Or is it too late?
I see you have a small position in Nouveau Monde Graphite (NMG), dual-listed in U.S. and Canada. Here’s my insights on that one: I had been trading in and out of NMG until about 18 months ago in anticipation of government doing something to secure graphite but missed the boat on Thursday’s announcement. Oh, well, don’t care, so consider the below a PSA for you WSB degenerates. Note: this is not a recommendation to buy or sell NMG securities -it is simply for information. Do your own due diligence. NMG currently has $333 mm mkt. cap. And is developing a large graphite mine in Quebec. The plan is to be part of the graphite value chain by also developing a graphite processing facility, also in Quebec, to refine the raw graphite from their mine to battery grade graphite. One reason I got interested was its list of blue chip strategic investors (ie, their meaningful holdings are netted out to arrive at the smallish free float). Top holders according to the Google: 1. Canadian Growth Fund 13.0% 2. Pallinghurst Graphite 12.0% 3. Mitsui & Co. 8.9% 4. GM 8.2% No. 1 is a govt-linked private fund designed to support Canadian growth companies. No. 2 is a private metals-focused investor co-founded by Brian Gilbertson, who way back in the day led the foundational merger between Australia’s Broken Hill Proprietary and S. Africa’s Billiton that launched today’s mining giant BHP (Brian is old and not too involved in day-to-day anymore, I think). No. 3 is very large Japanese trading house and No. 4 is the American at the table. Management is controlled by Pallinghurst, embodied by their hype man Arne Frandsen who is Chairman of the Board. Arne is a former JP Morgan banker who is always hyping the next bandwagon Pallinghurst has just jumped on (google him and Sedibelo Platinum for PGMs or Talon Metals for nickel). Pallinghurst, via Sedibelo, had a good platinum mine in S. Africa with another list of blue chip investors but didn’t have the chops to manage thru a downturn in PGM prices, which makes me a little jaundiced to their leadership here. On the flip side Talon just hit a bonanza-grade hole on their Minnesota property and have recently mooned from death’s door. I gave up on NMG because while they have been very good about articulating the investment thesis and lining up quality investors, I had wanted them to start putting a spade in the ground and turning over some dirt. They have a slick website and Arne is all about the hype. Maybe now we have some synchronicity where all that hype meets the moment and they accelerate the mine’s development. Anyway, that’s all I got. I feel like I may have just handed out rifles to a bunch of regards; remember: a rifle is good for hunting or for killing yourself -try to figure out which end of the rifle you are holding before you pull the trigger (i.e., do some due diligence of your own before you do anything else!). Signed: “With my best regards, to my best regards!”
Against my thesis, this would be like buying MP three yrs ago. NMG is still building facilities and isn't ready to produce yet, right? So: not ready to pop yet any time soon.
Surprised no one mentioned Nouvea Monde Graphite (NMG), dual-listed in U.S. and Canada. I had been trading in and out of this up until about 18 months ago for this very day but missed the boat. Oh, well, don’t care, so consider the below a PSA for you WSB degenerates. Note: this is not a recommendation to buy or sell NMG securities -it is simply for information. Do your own due diligence. NMG currently has $333 mm mkt. cap. And is developing a large graphite mine in Quebec. The plan is to be part of the graphite value chain by also developing a graphite processing facility, also in Quebec, to refine the raw graphite from their mine to battery grade graphite. One reason I got interested was its list of blue chip strategic investors (ie, their meaningful holdings are netted out to arrive at the smallish free float). Top holders according to the Google: 1) Canadian Growth Fund 13.0% 2) Pallinghurst Graphite 12.0% 3) Mitsui & Co. 8.9% 4) GM 8.2% No. 1 is a govt-linked private fund designed to support Canadian growth companies. No. 2 is a private metals-focused investor co-founded by Brian Gilbertson, who way back in the day led the foundational merger between Australia’s Broken Hill Proprietary and S. Africa’s Billiton that launched today’s mining giant BHP (Brian is old and not too involved in day-to-day anymore, I think). No. 3 is very large Japanese trading house and No. 4 is the American at the table. Management is controlled by Pallinghurst, embodied by their hype man Arne Frandsen who is Chairman of the Board. Arne is a former JP Morgan banker who is always hyping the next bandwagon Pallinghurst has just jumped on (google him and Sedibelo Platinum for PGMs or Talon Metals for nickel). Pallinghurst, via Sedibelo, had a good platinum mine in S. Africa with another list of blue chip investors but didn’t have the chops to manage thru a downturn in PGM prices, which makes me a little jaundiced to their leadership here. On the flip side Talon just hit a bonanza-grade hole on their Minnesota property and have recently mooned from death’s door. I gave up on NMG because while they have been very good about articulating the investment thesis and lining up quality investors, I had wanted them to start putting a spade in the ground and turning over some dirt. They have a slick website and Arne is all about the hype. Maybe now we have some synchronicity where all that hype meets the moment and they accelerate the mine’s development. Anyway, that’s all I got. I feel like I may have just handed out rifles to a bunch of regards; remember: a rifle is good for hunting or for killing yourself -try to figure out which end of the rifle you are holding before you pull the trigger (i.e., do some due diligence of your own before you do anything else!). Signed: “With my best regards, to my best regards!”
thoughts on NMG instead?
This stock is too risky. Look at what happened/is happening with NMG and SYAAF. Too much stake tied to perfect execution. One single blip has the potential to wipe off 50-90% of value. In addition China’s control of graphite means they can oversupply and tank the price at any given moment even if execution goes perfectly. Too risky.
SHEEEEEEESHHHHHH 
Mate, New Murchison Gold on the Australian stock Exchange. Digging begins next month, and they hit the second biggest gold intercept on Earth in 2024. The company is going to pay a dividend on shares in Sept 2026. Shares are way undervalued and the neighbouring mining company just bought 19% of all NMG shares, so yeah, I reckon between a 5 bagger and 10 bagger by Sept next year.
New Murchison Gold on the Australian stock exchange. Ticker is NMG but it's not the US NMG. There's a New Murchison Gold sub on reddit now because things are revving up as digging begins next month. Have a read and if you have any questions just ask.
NMG on the ASX. Still below two cents each while they're on a deposit that has a 28cm layer at 17,240gms of gold per ton. Digging the pit begins in June.
You talking about NMG or MEK?
WWR would benefit simply from being in the industry. But it when the hype dies down it’ll simmer down quicker compared to something like NMG which is already a bit more established in the industry and not as much of a speculative play as WWR which hasn’t got their factory up yet.
Congrats on your gain! I’ve got Interactive Brokers and can confirm that NMG stock closed at AUD 0.015. Could you please provide the link where exactly they released that beautiful drill core Image?
If I were you, I'd hold. So let me share an observation from the last 3 weeks. The area that NMG is in is called the Murchison region. Notice how the company changed name from ORA Gold to New Murchison Gold? Yeah, that's because the biggest gold discoveries are coming out of the Murchison region now. So, in the last 3 weeks, 2 other gold miners announced they were going to begin mining in the Murchison, and for both companies when they announced that, they were the biggest gainers on the ASX for the day. I reckon we're looking at a gold rush and the whole tariff thing that is hammering US retail, is going to play into this. Money is globally looking for safety now, and that's physical gold, gold shares or T-Bonds. You should hang on because the manager has not only said they will pay a one cent dividend next year but, he has said he's open to a share buy back to reduce the number of shares on offer. Record gold grades, Dividends, Share buy-back. Look, if you make a packet and you need to clear debts, you do what you gotta do but, wise hands would hold because it's going to be a lucrative investment while everything else is going nowhere.
If you use stake you’ll find it under the ticker NMG and he is correct, it went up 20% in a week https://preview.redd.it/9wv80u465roe1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=54b4595e2f8737493802c335e89f7d59d0b71c48
NMG still cheap, and that core sample is wild.
https://preview.redd.it/6keb6i6ehune1.jpeg?width=877&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4bd6259120b791893ba279f497f703f8e0c2f86b Just so you know, New Murchison Gold (NMG) was called Ora Gold last year. Name change was in January. **The biggest gold discovery is still with NMG.** Interestingly, the region in Australia is called Murchison and about 4 years ago another miner not too far from NMG had a visible core sample- but it wasn't as big as NMG's is. The Murchison region is going through something of a gold rush as the best gold deposits are being found in that region.
Well it's not NMG that's a totally different company with grafite or something.
Everyone talking about lithium nobody realised 50% of lithium batteries is graphite. Vast majority of graphite production and trade is coming from china rn and the west is doing a lot to change that. NMG is my leading investment in this sector, I expect a 10x growth in the next 5 years.
Might be too late to short, but maybe not. Down about 70% over last 10 years, up about 115% if you only look at last 5 years, but also their lowest valuation since before 2000 (which should say a lot with inflation since then). But then if you keep looking, a lot of the upward momentum has been relatively recent. up about 78% on the 1 year, about 37% looking at 6 month, up 1% on the 1 month. OP is looking for a play to short Israeli stocks with an expectation their market is going to take a hit given recent news, Teva is a potentially a good target OP can short from the US. Teva lost their lawsuit, Civil Action 20-11548-NMG, and appealed, No. 23-1958 1st circuit. Matter is in abeyance but not dismissed, and is over half their current market cap in fines. Definitely doesn't look like a buy to me.
Interesting but my bet is on NMG for this industry
[https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NMG/community/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NMG/community/) looks like NMG might have a combination of government subsidies, and large industry support flowing in..
Nouveau Monde NMG is the equivalent player (but in graphite) everyone is sleeping on it currently.
NMG not Neiman Marcus. Graphite is the next big thing. Panasonic, car makers, battery plants all need it. China gets a premium for theirs and it has to cross an ocean. Canada has massive deposits and it’s super close vs China. The recent price movement was the dragon awakening.
NMG - watching because Of all the economic and political uncertainty with Chinese graphite producers , NMG Is one of the leading graphite producer in the americas .
So they planning to ''ban'' exports in december, but also will require export permits, so it's not a true ban. However this is a good wakeup call for non-chinese companies to look elsewhere. Unfortunately there really isn't many good companies. The best one I could find is Canadian Nouveau Monde Graphite, $NMG, but this is only 200m Marketcap. Sure it could potentially skyrocket because of the smallcap, but the company just isn't big enough to make things at scale. One positive note though the CEO predicted in August that companies will be paying a premium for North American graphite, which seems to become more of reality with these Chinese export restrictions. This means it's way morelikely they will finally get what they've been asking for, even if the profits will be many years away. I doubt they'll be able to scale it up properly unless some big investors take this seriously. There's also the Australian Novonix, $NVX with a marketcap around 400m$ and although it doesn't have a shitty French name but actually a good name, it's still an ASX stock, so caution.
LAC: holding its value - first one I’ve seen in this chat that hasn’t lost significantly! LTUM: huge 80% loss NMG: 50% loss PGTK: 66% loss FLES: awful. Basically all gone from what I can see VNUE: just as bad as FLES
Canada has quite a few interesting companies for this. First I've heard of Q Battery though! One I've been watching is Mason Graphite. Not a big fan of their recent deal with NMG (nouveau monde graphite) but it's hard to say if they could have ever built the mine without their help.
>MIAMI, Feb. 13, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ayr Wellness Inc. (CSE: AYR.A, OTCQX: AYRWF) (“Ayr” or the “Company”), a leading vertically integrated U.S. multi-state cannabis operator (“MSO”), today announced that Jonathan Sandelman has transitioned to Executive Chair, where he will continue to serve the Company’s Board of Directors, and David Goubert, current President of Ayr, has assumed the role of President and Chief Executive Officer. >Mr. Sandelman commented, “I am pleased to announce today’s exciting news for Ayr. It is with great pride that I reflect on the efforts of our team to build Ayr from its earliest days in 2017 to the 2,500-person multi-state cannabis operator we are today. David is a proven leader of people and large organizations, with a track record of driving positive organizational change. In his time so far at Ayr, he has brought a fresh set of eyes to our organization and processes and has set us on the path to optimizing the business and investing in projects that will result in our long-term success. >“It has been an honor and a privilege to lead this great company as CEO, and I know Ayr is in very capable hands with David’s leadership and the depth of experience of Ayr’s executive team, as well as the passion and commitment of the entire Ayr team across the country. Thanks to their hard work and dedication we have built a strong foundation for our business that is well positioned to pursue further growth in the cannabis industry, and to serve as a force for good in our communities. I am confident that Ayr is well positioned for its next phase of growth and profitability.” >Mr. Goubert said, “I’m proud and humbled to take this step at an important time in the Company’s history. I look forward to continuing to work closely with Jon, the Board of Directors, and everyone at Ayr to realize the full potential of our Company’s exceptional assets, continuing to prioritize existing and future markets where we can invest to build meaningful depth. In my time so far with Ayr, I have been excited by our team's collaborative efforts to align our organization with our key business objectives, deepen our relationships with our patients as we build Ayr into a truly customer-centric business, and in doing so drive strong revenue and cash flow generation. We look forward to discussing our plans in further detail during the next quarterly earnings call in March.” About David Goubert >Mr. Goubert joined Ayr from Neiman Marcus Group (“NMG”), one of the largest multi-brand retailers in the U.S., where he served as NMG’s President and Chief Customer Officer, responsible for the full P&L of the Neiman Marcus brand as well as all customer touchpoints. He previously led NMG’s digital and in-store retail operations as Chief Retail Officer, driving many of NMG’s enhancements to the customer experience, creating personalized and memorable experiences for customers at each of the company’s 36 locations, as well as online, including style advisor matching, virtual appointments, in-store pick-up, and virtual fashion events. >Mr. Goubert spent 20 years at LVMH, the world’s leading luxury consumer-products company. Most recently, he served as Senior Vice President of LVMH’s Starboard Cruise Services subsidiary, spearheading partner relations and overseeing hundreds of retail outlets on Starboard cruise ships. He previously spent 15 years at the company’s flagship Louis Vuitton brand, where he successively led the company’s demand planning, U.S. manufacturing, worldwide supply chain, and all retail operations in the Southern United States, the Caribbean and Latin America. >Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2022 Conference Call >Ayr Wellness will hold a conference call on Thursday, March 9, 2023 at 8:30 a.m. ET to discuss its results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2022.
So hard to not sell my DDiamonds today : TSLA, OLLI, QS, DKILY, NCLH, SKYW, NVO, NMG are my ONLY ones up today but, but, they’re my 1+ year beebees. I think today’s a good day to go play outside
NMG got a $17 target today. In some May 10c
Maybe take a look at NMG. Their stock was doing really shitty forever so I bought puts but surprisingly they’ve been up 30% within a months time.
Competitor $NMG is listed on the NYSE at $ 350 million market cap but Lomiko's new resource will be richer than that. Lomiko is a mere $ 9 million market cap
Mining. Everyone is finally building EV’s. Chevy is coming with the Sierra, Equinox and Blazer. Ford missed sales goals, but their EV sales were up and I think they still can’t meet demand. Then theres there’s VW now making their ID4 in Chattanooga, Kia, Hyundai, Nissan Rivian and of course Tesla. Add in build back better, and my eye is on anyone producing domestic: lithium, phosphate, cobalt, nickel and graphite. LAC, NMG, RIO, SLI, & TMC to name a few… War in Ukraine with Putin taking a nuclear plant, interest rising as they try to slow the economy, and rising gas prices, keeps me buying these as they fall. I’m expecting to see all these down. #BuyLow On the upside, surprisingly weed. GreenThumb, Columbia Care, Cresco Labs Curaleaf and Tilray are the ones I will be watching., Interested in seeing where it goes after a week or so. I feel like it will pop for a second and then get dragged down with the rest of the market and election BS.
For those who wanna 100 bagger long term check NMG
NMG green energy graphite mine in Canada
Look it up retard. But since ur so lazy I’ll name a few. WWR (AMEX) , NMG (NYSE).
NMG. Graphite is the go-to anode material for EV batteries. They are vertically integrated to mine and refine. I'm bullish on a 3-5 year timeline.
***Keep this one on your watchlist for sure.Fantastic Story unfolding here.*** ***$SNPW>.01\^10% I AGREE 1000% Then there's this*** ***\* NMG SEDI Durango Solar PV Park, Mexico*** [***https://www.power-technology.com/marketdata/nmg-sedi-durango-solar-pv-park-mexico/***](https://www.power-technology.com/marketdata/nmg-sedi-durango-solar-pv-park-mexico/) ***\* 8K > $40M BANK GUARANTEE.*** ***Section 8 – Other Events (below)*** ***On May 7, 2021, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. (“BBVA”) presented the finance partner on the Durango Mexico 50-megawatt photovoltaic facility (the “Project”), with a $40 million dollar commitment letter for a Bank Guarantee/Standby Letter of Credit on behalf of the EPC partner as security for permanent financing on the Project. Although this does not obligate the Company in anyway nor does it guarantee that the Project will be financed and completed, management believes this to be a positive step in securing the role of National Mechanical Corp. in the Project.*** [***https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=14939041&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth***](https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=14939041&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth) ***\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_*** [***https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15834898&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth***](https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15834898&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth) ***Section 8 – Other Events (below)*** ***On May 20, 2022 announce Sun Pacific Holding Corp. Subsidiary Sun Pacific Power Corp and PT. IDN SOLAR TECH sign agreement to help build a solar panel facility to manufacture up to 1GW of solar panels per year, leading annual revenues to $450 million*** [***https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15824990&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth***](https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15824990&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth) ***Section 8 – Other Events (below)*** ***On May 17, 2022, Sun Pacific Power Corp., a subsidiary of Sun Pacific Holding Corp., (the “Company”) received certificate of authorization from FOXESS CO., LTD as their Official Major Distributor and Service Partner in the territory of “America” for their inverters and lithium batteries.*** ***\* Also the State of the Art Medrecycler in Rhode Island $20m Medical Waste Recycling Facility (W2E) that was funded by 1 investor for $17.2m.*** ***\* Major News and Updates >April 27,2022*** [***https://www.einnews.com/pr\_news/569218282/major-value-projects-in-the-emerging-renewable-energy-markets-with-new-partner-sun-pacific-holding-company-otc-snpw***](https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/569218282/major-value-projects-in-the-emerging-renewable-energy-markets-with-new-partner-sun-pacific-holding-company-otc-snpw) ​ ​ The list goes on and on.
Keep this one on your watch list for sure.Fantasting Story unfolding here $SNPW>.0092 I AGREE 1000% Then there's this \* NMG SEDI Durango Solar PV Park, Mexico https://www.power-technology.com/marketdata/nmg-sedi-durango-solar-pv-park-mexico/ \* 8K > $40M BANK GUARANTEE. Section 8 – Other Events (below) On May 7, 2021, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. (“BBVA”) presented the finance partner on the Durango Mexico 50-megawatt photovoltaic facility (the “Project”), with a $40 million dollar commitment letter for a Bank Guarantee/Standby Letter of Credit on behalf of the EPC partner as security for permanent financing on the Project. Although this does not obligate the Company in anyway nor does it guarantee that the Project will be financed and completed, management believes this to be a positive step in securing the role of National Mechanical Corp. in the Project. [https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=14939041&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth](https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=14939041&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ [https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15834898&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth](https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15834898&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth) Section 8 – Other Events (below) On May 20, 2022 announce Sun Pacific Holding Corp. Subsidiary Sun Pacific Power Corp and PT. IDN SOLAR TECH sign agreement to help build a solar panel facility to manufacture up to 1GW of solar panels per year, leading annual revenues to $450 million [https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15824990&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth](https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15824990&guid=B6U-kpqXej5eJth) Section 8 – Other Events (below) On May 17, 2022, Sun Pacific Power Corp., a subsidiary of Sun Pacific Holding Corp., (the “Company”) received certificate of authorization from FOXESS CO., LTD as their Official Major Distributor and Service Partner in the territory of “America” for their inverters and lithium batteries. \* Also the State of the Art Medrecycler in Rhode Island $20m Medical Waste Recycling Facility (W2E) that was funded by 1 investor for $17.2m. The list goes on and on.
Keep this on your watch list. $SNPW ALERT>.009\^ Feb.1,2022 https://power-technology.com/marketdata/nmg-sedi-durango-solar-pv-park-mexico/ \* The project is currently in permitting stage. \* The project cost is expected to be around $43.8m. This is a long term stock imo. Forecast Stock Price $2+ in approx 1-2 years \* NMG is a subsidiary of $SNPW icymi
This is one to watch for sure > $SNPW>.0094\^ $SNPW ALERT>.0094\^ [https://www.power-technology.com/marketdata/nmg-sedi-durango-solar-pv-park-mexico/](https://www.power-technology.com/marketdata/nmg-sedi-durango-solar-pv-park-mexico/) \* The project is currently in permitting stage. \* The project cost is expected to be around $43.8m. This is a long term stock imo. Forecast Stock Price $2+ in approx 1-2 years \* NMG is a subsidiary of $SNPW icymi
NMG. I bought in when it was still a penny stock and bought a bit more as it kept rising and then after it's reverse split it peaked around $20ish or so and now it's all the way down under $7 >.< They've hit every milestone they set out for themselves and they haven't had any bad news but the mine is still two years at least from being in full production and likely three or more from being super profitable. Hopefully I can fix my finances and get back in before it pops (if it does) but with my luck it'll explode tomorrow or something, lol.
Nouveau Monde Graphite NMG, as we need more batteries we will need more graphite.
LEMIF, FTMDF, NIOBF, ELBMF, LTHM, PLL and NMG All in early stages of developing mines from crucial Battery materials (Lithium Hydroxide, Cobalt, Niobium/Neodynium, Spherical Graphite etc) - and all in politically stable places relatively near major EV production facilities (not across an ocean with all the port logistics involved) EV makers definitely going to be paying a premium for reliable supplies after this year’s supply chain issues
NMG & CBULF. EV’s, hydrogen cars and nuclear power (all need graphite) and I am foreseeing huge supply/demand deficits in the Graphite supply chain. Both are (soon to be) graphite producers
NMG. Not exactly risk averse and hard to evaluate because it's not fully operational for some time yet, but it's my most bullish long position. Graphite good. Vertically integrated mine, refine, and battery anode production. Green powered. Low float.
🤔 specifically NMG or graphite in general because of China, nuclear, and EV batteries development?
PLL SLI - lithium, NMG - graphite
VALE has been nonstop pat couple months but showing signa of technical reversal. Check out SGML NMG LAC ELBMF MNSEF
I think NMG will take off in the next 12 months. Good pick.
Three letters: NMG. Best is yet to come.
Has anything to do with NMG in Bécancour ?
TLSS was such an obvious P&D. There were primarily 3 users that pumped it last year and they don’t even post anymore. One got really defensive whenever you countered their DD. Also, you really bought ATH like HITI, ALPP, and NMG. I think HITI is one where you will make back your buck over time; ALPP is a lost cause; and NMG will take years.
Nasdaq futures vs the 10yr note (purple) since the recent high on the 28th. Futures rally may be fake unfortunately 😭😭 https://imgur.com/y3N6NMG
Who are you watching? I jumped into NMG recently and I have an open order on NNOMF at 2.30
Nice reversal for Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. (NMG) after flirting with 5s earlier this week.
I’m still holding 10k shares of ATAO but main mineral plays are LAC NMG FTSSF and VTMXF
My interest in mining stocks revolves around EV rare earth minerals. For me this is including lithium battery recyclers who essentially mine garbage and are guaranteed to find what they're looking for. Among them, ABML, SXOOF, NMG, and RKTF.
Rounded out my NMG position this morning and am going to let it sit from here most likely until I find something else I wanna go in on. Probably just gonna pump cash into FNILX until I do. And on a positive not the price jumped fifty cents from the time I bought it til now so that feels like a good send off.
How long will it take for your money to double? Rule of 72. $NMG is $8.97 usd while Lomiko is .09 - and both have a serious comparable projects. You make the choice. I know what I am doing. $LMRMF $LMR all the way to the bank.
NMG. Canadian graphite mining company, that also converts the graphite into anodes, one of the main components of lithium ion batteries. They are backed heavily by the Canadian government and have met every milestone they’ve set for themselves thus far. They will enter full production in 2023 and will be the largest supplier of graphite in North America. Currently something like 90% of all graphite is imported from China so having a major player just North of the border will be huge for for any companies manufacturing electric vehicles in the US. The main downside to them would be if a new technology makes lithium ion batteries obsolete before they ramp up to full production but I don’t see that happening. Their CEO has always been fairly open and a lot of their board members have bought in more of their stock over the past year even when the price plummeted for a while before it started rising again more recently. There were also some concerns with local indigenous tribes somewhat nearby the mining site but it seems like they have that mostly resolved, and they have received all of the permits and such they need from the government in order to begin mining, it’s just a matter of getting everything built now. Obviously nothing is ever a guarantee but I like this one a whole lot!