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America’s next critical mineral opportunity? Antimony. While lithium and copper dominate headlines, antimony is rapidly emerging as one of the most strategically important minerals in the world—and NevGold is positioning to become a key domestic supplier. Used in: - Military munitions - Semiconductors & chips - Flame retardants -...

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Let’s set the record straight. At U.S. Antimony $UAMY, we’re not pumpers or promoters — we’re producers, performers, and executors. When this leadership team took over two years ago, we made clear promises. Since then, we’ve delivered — building, producing, and executing every step of the way. If you disagree, leave the receipts in the comments. Seeing increasing short interest and misinformation across financial and media channels is disheartening. But make no mistake: the facts speak for themselves. ✅ UAMY is North America’s only permitted antimony smelter and producer of military-grade antimony metal. ✅ In October 2025, we began domestic mining operations at Stibnite Hill, Montana, with high-grade vein discoveries and truckloads of material already processed. We are the first and only company to mine antimony domestically in 40 years. ✅ We have a $245 million, five-year DLA contract to supply antimony ingot metal to replenish the U.S. National Defense Stockpile — something no “button-sized ingot promoter” can claim. ✅ Any conversations with China have had zero mention of antimony. Antimony is the queen on the chessboard and China will never supply it to us again. See my earlier posts. Recent statements suggesting “no existing U.S. production” or claims of being “the first” domestic producer are simply incorrect. This is a time for unification, mobilization, and re-industrialization — not division. If America and its allies truly seek critical mineral independence, then our financial, defense, industrial, and technology sectors must align and invest in one another to accelerate this transformation. At U.S. Antimony, we’ll keep doing what we do best: producing, performing, and progressing — for our shareholders, our partners, and our country. 🇺🇸

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This is huge for the commodity sector US minerals and supply chain czar David Copley on the US plans to regain independence: - Mining will get a lot of attention from governments around the world - Mining is a priority area for US national development - Critical minerals in the US are priority no. 1 - The US will continue stockpiling minerals - The US wants to increase profitability in the rare earth space - Over the next few years, the US is going to invest 100s of B in the mining sector - The US wants a roadmap for every mineral vital to its economy This is a game changer for the industry, especially with regard to rare earths. Rare earths aren’t rare, but their mining and processing are very environmentally damaging. Western companies with ESG mandates can’t compete with Chinese counterparts, which don’t face these regulations and also enjoy state subsidies. The result was absolute dominance. China’s subsidized low prices forced Western companies out of business and increased China’s market share to up to 97% of rare earth processing and ~60% of rare earth mining. In the future, I wouldn’t be surprised if there are two pricing schemes for critical minerals: one for China/BRICS and one for the West. This race to regain critical minerals independence will lead to more supply shocks and subsequent price spikes.... creating a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in the commodity space. The era of commodities is about to begin

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🏭 REINDUSTRIALIZATION & COMMODITIES: THE NEW AMERICAN GRAND STRATEGY A tectonic shift is underway. The U.S. is no longer claiming global leadership—it's retreating to its own hemisphere. Here’s what this means for the future of power, commodities, and industry: THE GRAND STRATEGY: “WESTERN HEMISPHERE” IS THE NEW KEY PHRASE 🇺🇸 Official U.S. strategy documents now consistently refer to the “Western Hemisphere,” not the world. ➡️ This is a strategic admission: global dominance is unsustainable. The focus is now on a geographically defined sphere of control. ⚠️ The new National Security Strategy (NSS) is blunt: military strength is built on economic and industrial capacity. Without a strong production base, there is no military might. REINDUSTRIALIZATION = NATIONAL SECURITY ✅ The NSS declares reindustrialization the top national priority. ➡️ It calls for national mobilization, scaling arms production, reshoring critical supply chains, and preparing for a long-term systemic competition with China. 🛡️ The bedrock of American power is no longer the aircraft carrier—it’s the factory floor, the mine, and the semiconductor fab. 🔗 This is a return to a resource-based and production-centric view of power. HEMISPHERIC DOMINANCE: THE “DONROE DOCTRINE” IN ACTION ✅ A modern, hardened version of the 1823 Monroe Doctrine is now U.S. policy. ➡️ The hemisphere is to be stabilized, controlled, and shielded from external powers. It will serve as the exclusive U.S. production space, resource zone, and security perimeter. 🇻🇪 The Venezuela operation was the clearest signal: absolute U.S. control in its backyard is non-negotiable. 🗺️ This means securing critical minerals, energy, and supply chains from Alaska to Argentina. THE IMPLICATIONS FOR COMMODITY INVESTORS ➡️For commodity investors, this is a historic re-rating event. ➡️Capital will flood towards miners and developers that provide the secure, strategic supply that this new era of hemispheric competition desperately requires. ➡️Reindustrialization and hemispheric security require physical stuff. This mandates a multi-decade boom in demand for both energy commodities (oil, gas, uranium) and industrial & critical minerals (copper, nickel, silver, rare earths ecc.) Current personal portfolio for this commodity supercycle: (No investment advice - DYODD) Silver: $HL $EXK $AG $SCZ $AGMR $SSV $GSVR $ABRA $AAG $MGG $KTN $EQTY Gold: $TUD $GWM $PEX (Copper) Platinum/Gold/Lithium: $SBSW Nickel/Copper/Cobalt/PGE/Rhodium: $PGE.V Lithium: $BRW Uranium/REE: $UUUU Graphene: $HGRAF

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