ChucoAg said:

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I am new to this thread, can someone explain to me the WWR lore

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ChucoAg said:

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I am new to this thread, can someone explain to me the WWR lore

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My last post was in jest.

Basic story is they are a graphite miner/processor out of Alabama. OA1 helped lead the collective group to this company and they were a high flyer/star of the show until it absolutely cratered/crashed and burned.

Collectively, I think Heineken measured that we have something like 5%ish of the entire float owned by Aggies on this board. I personally had over 10,000 shares and sold them for a significant loss. But there are several who are stranded astronauts and the hype machine is pushing for WWR to come back. They recently got approval and licensed to operate their processing facility. Need to work out the financing. But if they do, they can start mining and processing graphite in the US and we no longer have to relay on foreign countries for our graphite.

Graphite is used heavily in the EV battery space, has lots of potential within the Small Module Nucleae Reactor Space and they are one of the few viable graphite operations domiciled in the US.

ChucoAg said:

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I am new to this thread, can someone explain to me the WWR lore

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Once upon a time, on a thriving message board, a powerful trading community emergeda beacon of knowledge, strategy, and wealth. At its helm stood a legendary trader, a master of the craft, whose every move seemed touched by fate. For years, his insights turned opportunities into fortunes, and his wisdom shaped a generation of traders.

Then came the storm. COVID-19 swept across the world, shattering markets and leaving devastation in its wake. Many lost everything. But from the ashes, he led us backhis principles, his strategies, his unwavering vision guiding us like a lighthouse in the fog. With each calculated move, each meticulously chosen stock, we flourished once more. His teachings became scripture, etched into the very fabric of this place.
Then, one day, he revealed THE company. The one that would change everything. WWR.

A stock unlike any beforea perfect storm of opportunity. The discovery of a massive graphite deposit in Alabama, a resource vital to the green revolution, electric vehicles, and advanced battery technology. The only significant graphite mine in the United States. The potential was staggering. This was it. The trade to end all trades.

Excitement ignited like wildfire. We bought ineveryone did. The stock soared, climbing higher and higher. The dream was within reach. We would all be rich beyond our wildest imagination. But dreams, like markets, are fragile.

Reality struck. Small-cap stocks were crushed under the weight of rising interest rates. Financing the mine became an uphill battle. The hype faded, replaced by doubt. The stock tumbled$1… then below. Wealth turned to dust. Hope became regret. The community that once celebrated together now mourned in disbelief.
Yet, we did not abandon ship.

Through the turmoil, we held onto hope. We watched, we waited, and now, WWR inches closer to revival. Once again, it flirts with the $1 mark, and in the distance, we see a glimmer of what once was. The final test remains: securing funding, bringing the mine to life, proving that this wasn't just a dream, but destiny.
And so, we stand, watching, believing, rooting for WWR.

calling my shot now, Trump announces what will amount to major reciprocal tariffs and SPY/Q's rip to new ATH's today/tomorrow...bulls running!!

Me watching POWL right now

EnronAg said:

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Spilner - when are we shorting BOIL? just say when...

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Just do the opposite of whatever I do. You will be lounging on your yacht in no time.

ValleyRatAg said:

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I'm new as well and have been lurking for a few weeks. I bought 238 shares of WWR at $1.05, it seemed like I needed to if I was ever going to jump in the discussion here.

Beyond that, thank you everyone for the education, I have to do a lot of googling to decipher some of the stuff said here, but I've already made a little money.

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Welcome fellow bagholder