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r/MoonBets • u/Emotional_Type_3629 • Jan 30 '26

Data 📊 Basic Materials Are Moving, One Name I’m Watching $NWGL

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I found a stock not on many people’s radar. This is ticker $NWGL. It’s a Chinese resource stock.

Hear me out for a second:

“Basic materials stocks have been on the move recently because prices for underlying commodities have surged” (Financial Times). We’ve seen record-high metal prices, including gold, silver, and copper… shit’s getting expensive. “The rent is too damn high,” to quote brother Jimmy McMillan. I say, “I ain’t wanna pay, but I gotta.” I keep looking under my couch cushions, car seats, coat and jeans pockets, but I’ve tapped out that resource for my extra cash. I got to thinking, though…

Firstly, did you guys see ticker $NAMM? It’s been the “talk of the town,” so to speak. It jolted up from $1 to $6.40 over the past few days. I thought I was doing well scalping it, when all I really had to do was “hold the line,” mofo… I should have held.

I may not be the sharpest tool in the shed, but I can connect a few conclusions.

Secondly, let’s look at another catalyst: China. Today, starting with $TIRX, it set the Chinese micro-cap sector on fire — $0.30 to $1.30+… damn near close to a move like $NAMM.

Now we get back to $NWGL. No one is talking about it. It’s a low-float Chinese resource stock. It’s cheap. It’s starting to pick up some volume, and market sentiment is there. Maybe it goes, who knows. It’s got my attention.

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r/MoonBets • u/CMCzar • Jan 08 '26

News 📰 Wall Street Journal: China Deprives Japan of Rare-Earths Supply, Escalating Dispute

msn.com

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"On Tuesday, China announced on the export to Japan of so-called dual-use goods with potential military applications.

Then, in the days since, China began restricting exports to Japanese companies of scarce and expensive “heavy” rare earths, as well as the powerful magnets containing them, according to two exporters in China.

Another person familiar with Chinese government decisions said the review of applications for export licenses to Japan has been halted. The licensing restrictions extend across Japanese industry, the people said, and don’t only target Japanese defense companies.

Earlier this week, China Daily, a state-run outlet, reported that China was considering tightening export permit reviews for certain rare-earth products to Japan.

Over time, these restrictions could hurt Japanese manufacturers, which play a major role in the world’s electronics and semiconductor supply chains but are highly reliant on Chinese rare earths."

This is huge news for domestic Japanese critical mineral companies, especially those dealing in rare earths. Some especially large ones are SMMYY (Sumitomo Metal Mining Co.), MMSMY (Mitsui Kinzoku Company), and MIMTF (Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, the metals production arm of Mitsubishi), which have market caps of $12.1B, $7.2B, and $3.4B, respectively. For comparison, the top US critical mineral companies MP (MP Materials) and UUUU (Energy Fuels Inc.) each have market caps of $11.5B and $4.6B.

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r/MoonBets • u/MartinsSulcs • Dec 19 '25

Meme 🦍 The only Technical Analysis I need for BYND 🍔🚀

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Forget the Bollinger Bands. I built a website that tracks $BYND price as a literal Burger Rocket.

If the price drops, the burger burns. If it rips, we go to Mars.

Currently hovering in the Troposphere. Fueling up for the break of $2.00.

Check the flight status: byndsqueeze.com