WWR

Ok_Ground9015

WWR?

Tyler5340

Watching for WWR to drop below .50 👀👀

Tyler5340

Watching WWR approaching it’s all time lows, have used this trade in the past at sub .50 levels. seems pretty risk off 👀👀

Orange_Codex

WWR is in the process of doing this to me. I'd be buying a lot more, if it wasn't for the reverse-split risk hanging over it.

MtGloomy0420

Watchlist includes: $NLST, $AISP, $QSI, $GCTS, $KITT, $SEGG, $WWR, $NMG, $BMR, $HYPR A bunch of OTC stocks too

Top-Positive6537

WWR doing decent

stockstomars

If you’re already up +123%, the first thing I’d ask is: why risk giving that back trying to repeat it? Most of the names you listed (ONDS, HUMA, SMR, HIVE, WWR) are basically event-driven plays. They move hard… but only if something specific happens. Otherwise they just bleed slowly. CSU is the only one there that’s more of an actual long-term compounder. The rest are closer to trades than investments. If I had 10k in this market, I wouldn’t go all-in on a single penny/small cap again, especially after a big run. I’d probably: • keep a chunk aside (dry powder) • pick 1–2 high conviction setups (not just “popular tickers”) • and accept that most of these won’t 2–3x The biggest mistake I made in this space was thinking: “I did it once, I can do it again quickly.” Reality is most gains here come from timing + luck + catalyst lining up. Lately I’ve been trying to be more selective and sanity-check entries instead of jumping on whatever is trending. Even using simple tools that give a second opinion (I tried Montbon recently) helped me avoid a few obvious hype trades. Doesn’t mean you’ll catch the next runner… but you’ll probably avoid the -70% ones.

stockstomars

I’d be careful with that list honestly — most of those are **high-risk, narrative-driven plays**, not really “1–2 year safe bets”. CSU is the only one there that’s more of a proven business. It’s basically a serial acquirer of niche software companies with strong recurring revenue, which is why it’s been such a consistent compounder over time. The others (ONDS, HUMA, SMR, HIVE, WWR…) are more in the category of: * early stage * dependent on catalysts * very sensitive to sentiment Not bad necessarily, but you’re not really “investing”… you’re making bets. If your goal is 1–2 years, I’d actually think more in terms of **setup + catalyst** rather than just picking names. Even on Reddit you’ll see people mentioning that some of these only move if a specific event hits (contracts, approvals, funding, etc.). Personally, if I had 10k: * I wouldn’t put it all in one of these * I’d maybe pick 1 higher-risk play (like SMR or ONDS) * and balance it with something that’s already generating real cash flow What I’ve learned the hard way is that it’s easy to get caught in stories with these stocks — “future of nuclear”, “next-gen drones”, etc. — but execution is everything. Lately I’ve been trying to sanity-check these kinds of picks using tools that give a second opinion instead of just going with the narrative. I tried Montbon — it basically aggregates multiple analyses into a single score. Not something I rely on blindly, but it helped me avoid a couple of entries where I was clearly just chasing hype. If you’re rotating after +123%, the real question isn’t “what stock now?” — it’s: **how much risk are you willing to take to repeat that performance?** Because these names can just as easily cut that in half.

Ok_Wealth_3433

It removes a bit of uncertainty, probably greatly reduces the expected time we remain at WWR

Orange_Codex

Investors saving for retirement need ETFs and bonds, but with good DD, appropriately-sized positions, taking some profit on the way up, and sticking to exit plans I haven't had a bad time stock-picking; using small scalps (<10%) to buy more of whatever's in the green compounds very quickly. I usually cut off bags just as quickly, though there have been exceptions (WWR), and almost never average down except for an overcorrection (e.g. the INTS split). Most losses have been from not knowing when to sell a short-term play.

Orange_Codex

Yes; my first PLSR buy was 40% down before the rally started. My ABOS is 4% down and I'm going to diamond hands. My WWR is 50% down and shows no sign of recovery before an EXIM update or graphite supply shock. But these all have plenty of cash and solid fundamentals / positioning. There's no use holding on out of pure hope.

Orange_Codex

Only by WWR but that's normal.

Orange_Codex

Big fan of Tirubati Graphite (LSE: TGR). It's extremely high-risk, extremely high-reward (like most of my penny choices), having posted a massive loss after a catastrophic year in which bottlenecks and inclement weather caused low efficiency leading to cash flow issues, credit issues, and exchange listing non-compliance, to the extent it had a grave liquidity crisis during which workers went unpaid. However, the company has done a lot to turn things around and seems to have a solid grasp of the road ahead. It has recently issued new shares, converted debt to equity, and re-listed on AIM. It has no-chemical, high-recovery proprietary tech (specifically a column flotation system) and aims to expand and vertically integrate its offtake logistics to prevent a re-run of 2025. It's also in the process of updating its corporate governance policies. The company's market cap hovers between $8 and $9mil, but its assessed graphite and vanadium pentoxide is worth many times more (I stopped counting at $150mil). The global graphite market has a 15% CAGR until 2040. 95% comes from China. China has eased graphite export restrictions until November 2026, contributing to the dump in graphite shares (RIP WWR). However, it continues to use export restrictions as a strategic weapon - it banned gallium and germanium to Japan just three days ago. Therefore, graphite remains vulnerable to extreme upward price shocks.

mangled_degenerate

It's interesting to see WWR here. The market cap currently sits at 87.56M.

Bornagainghostbuster

Anyone else like WWR and the possibility of getting a shit ton of money from the government to mine graphite to drop bombs on Iran and possibly cuba? Penny stock with dirt cheap calls for a low risk, high reward play. 

Orange_Codex

>you start to see a company that is trying to integrate into the domestic supply chain rather than simply drill and hope A similar strategic aim to WWR. I like that it's nickel, a deeply unsexy commodity, because it won't be rallied beyond all sense by critical minerals retail. The same as iron or titanium. We're so used to them being around that their true importance (and growing need to lower capex as we rely on deeper or legacy deposits) is overlooked.

Orange_Codex

John Tuld in Margin Call: "it sure is a hell of a lot easier to just be first." Reading headlines *then* acting, I've lost nearly as often as I've won. For every FEIM (51%) or ABOS (37%) there's a WWR (-53%) or a TMC (-20%). Knowing a bit about emerging tech, trends, and development cycles lets you get ahead of the curve or spy slept-on details, and the you can accumulate for 200-800% runs (e.g. PLSR, HGRAF, SLS, ADEX, formerly NUAI).

Guilty_Ad_5290

What do you like about WWR?

Orange_Codex

SLS and RBW are awesome but both prone to sudden rallies and reversals. Because it's an early-phase miner (like ARRNF, ARAFF, and WWR), RBW investors should expect a lengthy accumulation phase before they see big returns and be aware mining stocks normally retreat - sometimes harshly - between speculation and news (my first PLSR buys were 48% down before news starting hitting). For an active, established miner with a uniquely-high concentration of astronautical rare earths (including for ZBLAN, vacuum manufacturing, and quantum sensors - the same near-tech profile as RBW's assets), you'll want something like LYSCF. Because there's a high chance you'll buy dips (hopefully above your buy-in price; potentially not...), I'd get some blue-chip income-producing ETFs in defensive stocks like Coke and McDonalds. As your main currency is euros, prioritise ETFs denominated in euros or sterling if the dollar continues to struggle. Or, if you want to limit stock exposure for capital gains tax reasons, you can buy reliable T-bills or short-term developing country bonds (Botswana and Azerbaijan are a great balance of high yield and robust economics). People rarely do this, but it's a very flexible approach to cashlikes that doesn't involve a big commitment and can keep your stock account below tax thresholds.

benjaminbutler47

Graphite is an interesting play and ive been following this space for a while, a highly critical resource which often gets overlooked. Ive not heard of GreenRoc before but after taking a brief look at it they estimate they will start construction in 2029. That a highly ambitious target and its likely that it will get delayed. Since 2022 share count has doubled and that doesn't even include the cost of building out the mining or processing capabilities. Just take a look at WWR. An absolute shit show of dilution with nothing to show for it. GreenRoc will do the exact same, shareholders will get shafted year after year via dilution and the board members will take fat bonuses along the way. How else are they going to fund this operation with no revenue expected until 2030 ?

OoopsWhoopsie

I'm going to say WWR for US domestic graphite production. PLSR for helium 3. HOVR for speculative EVTL play

Orange_Codex

Grabbed some WWR; will double my position if it returns to a dollar.

Portfoliana

CSU (Constellation Software) is the safest bet from your list - proven acquirer, actual earnings, just had a pullback. Not a pennystock tho, its like $3k/share in CAD. SMR is interesting with the nuclear energy narrative but its pre-revenue and priced for perfection. If nuclear sentiment shifts you’re bagholding. HIVE and WWR are crypto/commodities proxies - if you’re bullish on those just buy BTC or lithium directly instead of adding company risk on top. ONDS and HUMA - don’t know enough to comment, which usually means they’re too speculative for me. Honestly with 10k after +123% gains, taking some off the table and putting it into something boring like QQQM or VOO isnt the worst idea. You already won, dont need to gamble it all again.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Hammer4you-on-LL

WWR

Orange_Codex

I haven't traded much this month because holding FEIM, SLS, PLSR, and WWR meant I didn't have to. Looking to find some niche EU / MENA defence plays early next month.

shaqballs

If you want a good play that isn’t gonna be a pump and dump by trolls take a look at ADUR. Not a penny stock by SP but market cap wise it’s 3x the size of WWR but the upside is 20-100x. OP if you read this message ignore it it’s only for the guy I’m replying to hahahah

WellAintThatShiny

Lashing out because you got called out? Hilarious. Try doing a google search before you pump your bags. WWR is a graphite refiner from Alabama with no actual facilities. So everything you wrote is wrong and maybe just bag hold in silence from now on…

Orange_Codex

WWR and TMC are my big wins today. Two critical minerals plays that I don't think will be allowed to fail. WWR dip buys are already up 40%.

baronnest

WWR and AREC are interesting ones in that sect

stevekanner95

WWR 85% of Phase 1 equipment has been delivered to the Kellyton plant in AL. Tariffs on Chinese graphite in place to protect US graphite production. Revenue streams to begin in 2026 to get them on a path to profitability.

Stitch426

DGXX. CPSH. WWR. Have momentum. BZAI if it decides it’s ready to break out again. It’s teetering on having momentum. And then AUR, whose momentum is fading right now.

Santanana2

$WWR anyone?

riteofpass

WWR is popping AH

riteofpass

Any idea why WWR is going so high in AH?

askmaleftnut

Anybody knows why WWR is mooning?

Single-You-5024

Does WWR have interest in either Venezuela or Greenland. Seems to be moving again on no news

-julius_seizure-

There’s going to be friction with China. Buy critical mineral and rare earths stocks. UUUU, MP, UAMY, USAR, NB, CRML, WWR etc do your research. UAMY up 16% today. Was up like 18% on Friday.

Orange_Codex

Holding NUAI was the right call. WWR, on the other hand...not so much.

ImLemonized

Selling MU for 125 Not selling WWR on top, but for 1.2

Worldly-Row9623

WWR back down to buy levels

PritchettsClosets

ADDING. $FLWS and $NFE are my two darlings. I'm out of $WWR for now.

PritchettsClosets

ADDING. $FLWS and $NFE are my two darlings. I'm out of $WWR for now.

PritchettsClosets

ADDING. $FLWS and $NFE are my two darlings. I'm out of $WWR for now.

PritchettsClosets

Adding to it, $FLWS and $WWR daily

enTITS

WWR, but we'll see if it'll be long or short term. (EXIM) 😁 My next play is USEG with small position, currently I'm at little loss but I'm expecting uptrend in 2026-27 (helium).

Mustang1011

WWR, cmon orange man make it happen.

hsh0002

WWR

Bluesquare9

$5 WWR calls expiring in January 😂

Standard-Setting7318

WWR has been moving nicely 

NolanPittman

WWR reversing just like i hoped.

NolanPittman

Will WWR recover soon or go further down?

Unique_Pangolin_5229

Can anybody explain to me why WWR stays so low considering China's rare earth exportation ban. I have had my eye on it since this spring and it just stagnates. I would've thought an American company that works directly in graphite electrodes which are necessary for phones and computers and whatnot would be a damn rocket ship. Any clarity on the subject is welcome. Until y'all help me understand it, I'm going to remember that Warren implies to never ever ever invest based on the news cycle.

Orange_Codex

Bought a ton of WWR for the long-haul. No point in short-term plays right now.

Orange_Codex

Okay, *now* I'm buying WWR.

Orange_Codex

WWR is in a very good position to build graphite mine and production facilities. I know people forgot about them after the critical minerals rally, but don't underestimate their position. PLSR plans ten new appraisal wells, which is a bit insane but mostly funded by warrants that have already been exercised. With an 1,000% increase in land assets near their Topaz project (on continuant geology), it is very unlikely any near-future appraisals will underwhelm. SLS is going to help me buy an island. No doubt whatsoever. Its drug (GPS) is for survivability, and data release is triggered by the eightieth patient death. The longer it takes to release data, the better the chance of that data being good. It's already a year overdue. AZTR is also in my port. No idea what its chances of good Phase II results are (haven't read the science), but it's such a small float a stiff breeze could trigger a multi-bag run. Still bullish on HUI (HUIPF) too. There's something very attractive about the company's recent momentum and unique strategic vision. They know *why* past stock performance is poor and seem to know exactly what to do to address it. Huge float, but mostly locked-up. Underrated potential for swings.

Chanisspeed

You still following this? Came across this on some dd for WWR.

Orange_Codex

Buying dips on PHGE, WWR, and LAES just gave me a green week.

riteofpass

Which other minerals you in? I’m afraid to get into anymore since I’m cucked on WWR lol

riteofpass

I fucked up lol. Bought WWR at 2.40 during the run up and now look, I’m down 50% haha.

riteofpass

Yeah definitely. DFLI and WWR are the only pennies I’m in now, well RZLV also and I’m bag holding all of them 🤣

Orange_Codex

Going to buy so much WWR after it gets slaughtered at earnings next week.

Orange_Codex

WWR is also expected to report earnings on the 13th. It'll be a buying opportunity because the government shutdown stalled the company's EXIM application.

Orange_Codex

WWR hasn't joined the rest of the critical mineral swing because of earnings next week.

Orange_Codex

Well, XLO didn't pan out by AZTR did and everything else recovered nicely - even WWR. Not a bad day, overall.

Salty-Alternate

I made money in NXXT, FEMY, LWLG, and WWR today

REEMFMetalHead

WWR wants to as well. Time to re-enter that one.

Orange_Codex

Are you aware they're developing a vertically-integrated graphite mine and battery production plant? Plenty of pennies are just scams so founders can steal value (e.g. DVLT), but WWR really owns its graphite assets and does real work.

value1024

No, the term "diamond hands" is a euphemism to glorify stubborn bagholding, period, end of story. Nothing diamond about carrying a massive loss and losing on opportunity cost. As for $WWR, you needed to buy it before it ran, not now. No ay in hell will it go to your tartegs - the runup is over, and insiders already made money on it. My "SEC Insider Call Alerts" call option scanner picked up $WWR on 9/23/25, but I did not make any trades that day, unfortunately. I wish I did. My current trade from this set up is GCI Dec $5 calls. Here is the alert: "SEC Insider Call Alerts: • 09/23/2025, Symbol $Strike, Exp Date, Bid/Ask • 09/23/2025, GEOS $20, 10/17/2025, 1.9/2 • 09/23/2025, CGAU $10, 11/21/2025, 0.65/0.9 • 09/23/2025, LRMR $5, 10/17/2025, 1.15/1.3 • 09/23/2025, AIRS $8, 10/17/2025, 0/0.5 • 09/23/2025, AIRS $8, 01/16/2026, 0.9/2.35 • 09/23/2025, HROW $55, 11/21/2025, 3.7/4.3 **• 09/23/2025, WWR $1, 11/21/2025, 0.15/0.2** **• 09/23/2025, WWR $1, 10/17/2025, 0.1/0.15"**

Orange_Codex

Quality post, but I think there are two types of diamond hands (one good, one bad). The bad one is holding onto a loss because "you only lose when you sell." Sometimes stocks come back (e.g. ATCH), but, while holding, people lost every opportunity to gain that value back and are still missing a chunk of their purchasing power. The good one is holding onto a loss because you have done your due diligence and are sure the stock will outstrip previous price points. This is me with WWR right now. I missed so many stunning runs to buy it cheap, but remain confident it can sustain $15-20 long-term. So while it sucks missing *every* run (less cash to buy more WWR...), it probably isn't a net purchasing power loss overall.

Orange_Codex

Holding WWR. They'll dilute further (there are warrants at $0.45...), but it's to build the only graphite mine in the contiguous United States. The opportunity cost of holding just means I'll take a larger position.

Orange_Codex

Oi, that's no way to talk to a WWR holder.

riteofpass

WWR finally picking back up 🚀🚀🚀

riteofpass

DFLI and WWR are my only green penny stocks today! 🚀

ObjectiveIce7734

Much better WWR.

Embarrassed-Sea-6078

Would you consider NVX as a better play over WWR currently?

DistributionFine2222

not really. WWR is dead crap with a huge recent dilution, look at the number of outstanding shares to their mcap ratio lol.

Bluesquare9

There go my WWR calls

Embarrassed-Sea-6078

I have gotten into NVX, exited and sustained a loss, then went in again with NVX when I through they had a new deal, and then it still just kept dropping, so I exited again. Unfortunately I’m just not very optimistic with them in being able to translate deals into stock price increases… I got into WWR at 0.95, exited at around 2.5, I’m glad I did…because it just kept dropping. In this current environment…I just don’t see any other catalysts that will push it higher

Orange_Codex

Those are the ones I ignore 👀 For example, we're both in WWR but probably ignored YYAI.

DistributionFine2222

I'm in DFLI for the moment. DVLT and RDZN as well, am watching WWR and CDL, all are green. would sell if they fall substantially.

DistributionFine2222

Damn, I'm not a chatgpt to do a research, heck knows what's with the company. I'm in DFLI, DVLT and RDZN, watching WWR and CDL right now

Orange_Codex

SLS presenting Phase 3 and Phase 2 data today. I was going to wheel any profits into WWR, but WWR's warrants at $0.45 make that a lost cause. Instead I'll expand the SLS position.

DistributionFine2222

Link to my blacklist [Link](https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/comments/1oiy7xm/comment/nlznrp8/?context=1) DFLI - Is my most favorite play, cleared out their debt, ER should look good according to released preliminary report, they are still unprofitable but are actively reducing losses, they secured lots of funding, grants, patents recently and are partnering with big companies owning 70% of the RV market. No news rn, so it's barcoding, waiting on ER 14th DVLT - Has a lot of chances to breakout and stay away from $3 pennystock mark, lots of royalties, acquisitions and positive news about their data center. the only problem is that they had a really bad Q2 ER, but it seemed the stock recovered from it. My opinion is that it's overbought right now and should fall to 2.7, but I CAN be wrong. RDZN - have lots of navigation systems software and devices to sell. recent acquisitions, plans to expand worldwide and relatively good financial sheet gives me confidence, though they are in a highly competitive market and may not get their niche. Worth mentioning : WWR, CDL.

DistributionFine2222

Cut your losses and avoid it at all costs even if it goes higher. DFLI is my play though, promising 3x soon. DVLT is a good play as well, but I suspect it's overbought. WWR is an actual US based graphite producer (yet diluted and are not operating), better than NVX. Any biotech with upcoming catalyst can be a short play.

Soft-Bad-22

NAK, WWR took everything I made off meme stocks

CryMountain6708

$WWR (Wery Wery Retarded)

ImLemonized

I feel you Bro, same for me with $WWR. From +200% to +10-15%. However, I feel like I have much higher chance to go back to the top, sorry brother

Orange_Codex

Here. My dream scenario right now is SLS soars and WWR warrants get exercised (at $0.45) so I can buy much more of it on the cheap.

IchLiebeEiskaffe

Where my WWR bag holders @ 😛😛🫩

Orange_Codex

In on GPUS at $0.45. Profits will go to WWR. Let's ride.

Orange_Codex

I wanted WWR to keep dumping but it can stop now.

Clownshoes919

WWR

Asleep-Strike4978

Sold 300 CSP for WWR a regarded rare earth stock. I may be cooked tomorrow

CertainFan7743

Waiting to see how far WWR drops before coming back in

DistributionFine2222

As of this week, the only potential huge growth is for DFLI and DVLT. I do see some speculative play, though it's way too risky. You also can consider AVL for a longer position and NUAI EOW. I am currently watching QRHC, WWR, NVX as well, but not holding any.

Hyroto77

WWR, HGRAF, but these are not get rich quick hype pump and dumps. Long term holds for sure.

Orange_Codex

WWR. Solvent. Oversold. Expected to have the USA's only vertically-integrated graphite mine and battery factory operating by Q2 2026. An *easy* 10x from here.

Orange_Codex

I lean heavily into near-future disruptive tech and am very confident about KRKNF, LAES, FEIM (quantum or experimental defence), QSI (consumer-friendly proteomics), AURE (digital gold standard), MYSE (privacy-centred social media), NUAI (low capex, vertically-integrated AI data centre), WWR, TMC, and UURAF (all critical minerals of various types).

Orange_Codex

Eked 2% from FEMY and transferred to WWR. All the top picks are on a knife edge today.

Orange_Codex

WWR, stay down you little shit.