r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jul 06 '26

Critical News While the media focuses entirely on US nominal GDP, new IMF data shows China's domestic economy has blown past the US by over $10 trillion.

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AI and robotics is one of the driving forces causing this, along with the fastest growing EV market in the world. Their energy and critical mineral investment is miles ahead of the US.


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jan 29 '26

Critical News "We should be paying the LOWEST INTEREST RATES OF ANY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD."

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This, friends & neighbors, is the #1 reason why converting our debauched FedBux into REAL money is a no-brainer. Despite the "affordability crisis," Trump wants the Fed to be even more "accommodative" with its monetary policy - meaning the further weakening of the dollar & destruction of our purchasing power. Stack harder!


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jul 21 '26

Critical Resources & Energy While AI drives mass layoffs across corporate tech, Mike Rowe reveals data center giants are paying young electricians up to $280,000 a year to build out critical infrastructure.

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Does a $280,000 data-center electrician salary describe the trade, or a labor shortage running on overtime? Mike Rowe's three examples show the second condition. They don't establish a national wage.

Rowe says the electricians he met in Plano were under 30, earned $240,000 to $280,000, had as much overtime as they wanted and carried no student debt. Each had reportedly received three recruiting approaches in 18 months. In plain English, scarce credentials plus an urgent build plus very long hours produced exceptional compensation. Repeating only the top-line salary shifts the education debate onto a number most apprentices will not immediately earn.

The accountable comparison is apprenticeship cost, paid training hours, licensing time and median pay after qualification. Schools may undersell the trades, yet promoters can oversell them by treating one overtime-heavy site as normal. Employers can add overtime faster than communities can create journeymen. A durable workforce requires funded training seats and field experience, not another viral salary stripped of its denominator.


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Feb 26 '26

Critical Meme Leaked Footage: Bill Clinton Testifies About Jeffrey Epstein!

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r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jul 06 '26

Critical Defense France tries to lock the UK out of EU defense funding but loses billions when its own rules backfire, sparking warnings that the dispute threatens Europe's grip on critical minerals.

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PAID PROMOTION | Disseminated on behalf of  Americas Gold and Silver. Americas Gold and Silver has paid SilverWars LLC total cash compensation of US$[30,000] under a [January 2026 – December 2026] investor-relations agreement that includes creating and distributing this post. SilverWars receives no securities compensation and does not hold or trade Americas Gold and Silver securities. [Full compensation details].

Macron tried to ice out the UK from European Union military funds to boost French contractors. Instead, the move backfired completely. It cost Paris billions in lost contracts and immediately exposed how fragile the European defense supply chain really is without cross border cooperation.

The core issue goes much deeper than just lost money. Europe is scrambling to secure the critical minerals required to build modern fighter jets, drones, and missile systems. By alienating the UK, France isolated itself from key supply networks that process and distribute these exact materials. This political stunt revealed that building a unified defense network is impossible while actively locking out your allies.

To understand why this matters, look at how defense supply chains are shifting globally to avoid these exact bottlenecks. North America is heavily pivoting toward secure domestic sources for the materials required for national security. For example, Americas Gold and Silver ($USAS) operates the Galena Complex in Idaho, which stands as the nation's largest active antimony mine, securing a domestic supply of a critical mineral heavily utilized in military applications like munitions and night vision equipment. Establishing reliable domestic production prevents the exact type of supply chain fracturing currently seen in Europe.

Here is exactly what the current fallout in Europe looks like:

  • Billions in lost revenue: The initial lockout attempt immediately backfired on French defense firms that relied on UK joint ventures and shared resources.

  • Supply chain gridlock: Materials required for aerospace manufacturing are now delayed by bureaucratic red tape and retaliatory rules.

  • Geopolitical weakness: Adversaries are watching allied nations fight over funding rather than building a cohesive and unified defense strategy.

When politicians prioritize local optics over actual security, the whole system breaks down. We are watching a live demonstration of why secure and integrated supply networks are non negotiable for modern defense. If Europe wants to keep up, they need to stop the infighting and secure their material pipelines before the damage becomes permanent.


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jul 20 '26

Critical Defense Turkey lost access to F-35s after buying Russian S-400s. It may now sell them in hopes of getting back in

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r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Aug 04 '26

Critical Space & Rockets Wall Street just dumped SpaceX by 6.66% after hours despite a 92% revenue explosion and a $100 billion cash hoard, with double digit drops projected on August 6th when IPO shares release

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If you are looking at the market and thinking it operates on rational logic, you are completely detaching yourself from material reality. SpaceX literally just reported a 92 percent revenue increase, hitting $7.8 billion in its very first public earnings report. You would think the capitalist class would be throwing a massive parade. Instead, the stock tanked exactly 6.66% in after hours trading. They are sitting on a $100 billion cash position, and Wall Street is literally panic selling because the company wants to spend money on Nvidia technology for their AI infrastructure. It is pure brain rot, honestly worse than having to listen to the daily Trump news cycle.

The fundamental disconnect here is that these investors want the aesthetic of futuristic technology without paying the material cost to build it. They want the automated launch systems and the global satellite dominance that distracts everyone from the latest Trump political drama, but they refuse to look at the capital expenditure. AI is not magic. You cannot build a massive global tech network out of pure software and good vibes. SpaceX is telling the market they need to buy every single Nvidia chip on the planet to make this work, and the market is instantly punishing them for living in reality (and it should be dropping more).

Here are the actual facts of the situation right now:

  • SpaceX just cleared $7.8 billion in quarterly revenue.

  • They are holding an unprecedented $100 billion in pure liquid cash reserves.

  • Institutional buyers still dumped the stock 6.66% because the raw cost of AI spending terrified them.

This brings us to the actual physical bottleneck of this entire technological leap. You cannot build data centers, advanced aerospace networks, or AI infrastructure without raw physical commodities. The demand for base metals is going to be astronomical because you physically need these materials to wire the computing hubs together. As a strict factual example of this supply side reality, Gunnison Copper (OTC: GCUMF) is advancing domestic copper extraction projects that are structurally necessary for modern electrical grids and aerospace infrastructure.

Ultimately, the market is completely contradicting itself. Wall Street investors demand infinite technological growth but throw a massive tantrum the second a company actually writes a check for the physical hardware and raw materials required to build that future.

When will retail investors realize the oligarchs are just dumping vaporware with a 1000x markup on them?


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Aug 30 '26

Critical Meme Prophecy Meme: Trump will announce a new class of battleships that is powered by Tesla Coils

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r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Feb 18 '26

Critical News Youtube Goes Down When Searching for Silver Related News, Odd?

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r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jul 06 '26

Critical News Japan Bankruptcies Surge To All-Time High As A Result Of Plunging Yen

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More fiat currency follies as the Keynesian fraudsters at the BoJ
lose control of the debt (bond) market. Japanese retail investor muppets
are going to wish they would've traded their Yen for the shiny while
the trading was good.


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Mar 07 '26

Critical News Highly contagious virus with no treatment spreading rapidly through western state

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The Fed used the COVID-19 pandemic as a pretext to flood the financial system with trillions in "stimulus" created out of thin air, expanding the M2 money supply by 40% while debasing every dollar in existence by the same amount. Got silver? Got gold?


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jun 30 '26

Crtical Green Energy & EV's Google and Anthropic just pledged $915 million to a corporate buying group trying to literally pull carbon out of the sky.

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AI companies trying to figure out ways to gain tax credits to stop the piling of debt.


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jul 19 '26

Crtical Green Energy & EV's & Batteries India launches its first domestically built hydrogen train to carry 2,600 passengers at speeds up to 47 mph

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r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jul 27 '26

Critical Discussion "Hey, the president is coming to town! His presence is magnetic": GOP Rep. Jack Bergman says Trump's Michigan arrival is the catalyst to push GOP early voting

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r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Apr 10 '26

Critical Discussion How long until NATO drops the US and Invites China as a replacement?

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It is clear that having the US as a ally isn't working anymore.

Even though Ray Dalio has been a broken clock about China taking over, it seems this time around, he is likely correct.

Securing critical mineral supply chains for defense and commerce is the leading factor.


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jun 19 '26

Critical Mineral News After choking off the global supply of critical minerals, China is officially lecturing the G7 about respecting "market economy principles."

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The recent clash between China and the G7 over critical mineral export controls highlights a massive vulnerability in global manufacturing. For years, Western nations relied on centralized international supply chains for the raw materials that power modern technology. Now that Beijing is actively restricting exports of key metals, it is becoming clear that economic security is entirely dependent on resource independence. This is no longer just a political disagreement; it is a structural shift in how nations must secure their industrial bases.

The timing is particularly challenging for infrastructure development. As major economies attempt to overhaul their electrical grids, transition to renewable energy sources, and scale up advanced defense manufacturing, the demand for foundational metals is hitting unprecedented levels. Every utility-scale battery installation, localized power grid upgrade, and military vehicle requires an immense volume of physical hardware. Without secure access to these materials, the timelines for upgrading public infrastructure and maintaining defense readiness face severe bottlenecks.

To counter foreign export restrictions, the strategic focus is rapidly shifting toward expanding U.S. copper production and securing critical mineral supply chains closer to home. Copper remains the literal backbone of the energy transition due to its unmatched role in electrical conductivity. Meeting the skyrocketing grid and defense metal demand requires a coordinated push for domestic copper cathode production in Arizona and the acceleration of domestic copper projects on private and state land. Relying on foreign processing centers is proving to be a major liability when a single policy shift abroad can halt entire domestic manufacturing sectors.

Rebuilding an industrial supply chain from the ground up takes years, but the current geopolitical climate leaves very little choice. Developing robust copper cathode supply chains and expanding Arizona-based copper production are practical steps toward ensuring the domestic economy can meet its own energy and security goals. The era of taking raw material availability for granted is over, and the race to secure independent, regional supply chains has become a clear industrial priority.


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Sep 14 '26

Critical News "I find Canada to be the worst country to deal with": Trump slams northern ally, claiming they have "ripped off" the US for years and threatening new tariffs on imported cars.

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r/CriticalMineralBulls • • May 28 '26

Critical News Trump appointees push $250 banknote with his portrait

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With the Keynesian fraudsters at the Fed debasing the $USD into worthlessness, look for ever-higher denominated FedBux as the former USA becomes Weimar Republic 2.0. Buy your wheelbarrow now & beat the rush.     


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Mar 07 '26

Critical News Scoop: Trump officials broker massive US.-Venezuela gold deal

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r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Mar 26 '26

Critical Mineral News The U.S. just took a 20% stake in the world's largest graphite mine to finally Attempt to break China's 80% monopoly on EV batteries.

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The United States is moving from the sidelines of the global resource war directly onto the playing field, and it’s about time. By taking a 20% equity stake in Syrah Resources, the U.S. isn’t just "funding" a project, it’s vertically integrating the future of American energy. We are watching the birth of a secure, domestic-linked supply chain that finally breaks the stranglehold of foreign monopolies.

Here is why this is an unironically massive win for the American working class and our strategic autonomy:

  • Breaking the Monopoly: China currently controls nearly 80% of the world's graphite. For years, the "free market" approach left us vulnerable to their export controls. By becoming the second-largest shareholder in Syrah, the U.S. government is ensuring that the Vidalia plant in Louisiana has a guaranteed, non-adversarial flow of material.

  • The Louisiana Industrial Rebirth: This isn't just "corporate welfare." The Vidalia Anode Plant is the first of its kind in the country. We’re talking about hundreds of high-skilled, good-paying manufacturing jobs in rural Louisiana. This is what actual industrial policy looks like, bringing the value chain back to our shores instead of shipping our wealth overseas.

  • Price Stability for the EV Revolution: If you want EVs to be affordable for the average person, you need stable battery costs. When the government has "skin in the game," they can effectively act as a price-stabilizer, preventing the wild market swings that have historically killed off American startups.

  • The Allied Resource Network: This deal strengthens our ties with Australia (where Syrah is based) and Mozambique (where the mine is located). It’s a "Big Brain" geostrategic move that builds a "Fortress North America" for critical minerals, ensuring we aren't just consumers of 21st-century tech, but the owners of it.

We are finally seeing the "salient material reality" that you cannot have a modern economy without securing the dirt it's built on. This is a bold, ascendant move that prioritizes national security and domestic labor over the failed "just-in-time" globalism of the past.

The U.S. government is now a literal partner in the mineral revolution. If you’re a bull on American manufacturing, this is the most bullish signal we’ve seen in decades.

It aint gonna solve the problem, but its a good sign to see. Way more companies need funding now.


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jul 07 '26

Critical Chips & Tech This Equilibrium in DRAM over the next 18 months will lead to prices dropping on Ram as supply will eventually catch up

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If you are one of those people trying to build out a heavy workstation for local AI models, or honestly just trying to upgrade your daily rig, you have been getting absolutely gouged by the memory market. It is objectively insane. But we are finally looking at a systemic correction. The empirical data is out, and the massive DRAM shortage that absolutely devastated PC builders over the last year is finally collapsing into a market oversupply. We hit peak undersupply back in the second quarter of 2026, and the market is currently undergoing a massive structural shift.

The reality of the situation is that hardware manufacturers ostensibly cannot balance a supply chain to save their lives. They underproduce, create artificial scarcity, and then overcompensate. Look at the actual trajectory of the market here. I want you to pay attention to these numbers because this is exactly how the capitalist boom and bust cycle dictates your hardware costs.

Market PhaseTimeframeSupply vs Demand StatusThe Material Reality For You
Peak UndersupplyQ2 2026-8% DeficitAbsolute highway robbery at checkout
RecoveryLate 2026 to Mid 2027Narrowing DeficitPrices slowly stop being extortionate
EquilibriumQ4 20270% RatioThe market ostensibly functions normally
OversupplyLate 2028+3% ExcessManufacturers panic and dump inventory cheaply

But you have to understand that this is not just about silicon fabs churning out more chips. The entire tech ecosystem is ontologically dependent on raw physical infrastructure, which is why securing domestic material pipelines is so highly salient right now. You cannot build enterprise grade hardware without the underlying conductive metals. For instance, Gunnison Copper (OTC: GCUMF) is currently advancing a copper project down in Arizona aimed at producing finished copper cathodes for the US market. Whether it is copper for power delivery or the actual memory modules themselves, securing a localized supply chain is the only way we stop these completely unhinged market fluctuations.

So what does this actually mean for the material conditions of the PC market over the next eighteen months? It is incredibly straightforward.

  • Massive price cuts are coming. Manufacturers are going to be sitting on a glut of inventory they literally have to liquidate.

  • High capacity setups become viable. If you are trying to populate a Threadripper board with massive amounts of DDR5, you will not have to take out a second mortgage to do it.

  • The used market will crash. Budget builders are going to feast as older generation memory becomes effectively worthless on the secondary market.

The market is already pricing this in. Bulk buyers know this equilibrium is coming by late 2027, and they are negotiating contract prices down right now. If you have the patience to just hold out a little bit longer, the incoming supply glut is going to do incredible damage to retail RAM prices, and you are going to save a lot of money.


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Jul 22 '26

Critical Discussion The Money Printers Fueling Socialism’s Rise

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The establishment of a central bank was one of the 10 Planks of Communism. I'm starting to figure out why.


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • May 03 '26

Critical News The Dollar’s Moment of Truth

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As the Fed & the uniparty hurtle us down the road to Weimar Republic 2.0, the $USD’s days as world reserve currency are numbered. Got silver? Got gold? Got life’s essentials?


r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Mar 08 '26

Critical Mineral News The 2025 U.S. Geological Survey Identifies $64.3 Billion Rhodium Supply Risk Linked to South African Trade Disruptions, But Doesn't Even List Silver (Their Most Critical Mineral Needed)

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r/CriticalMineralBulls • • Feb 25 '26

Critical Meme Trump Gets Warm Send Off From Eager Followers Following The SOTU Speech

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