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Harrison Stafford

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  1. Just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in…..to the tune of 15,100 shares of EOSE at a cost basis of 5.78. Blackrock disclosed a 6.5% stake in the company. Got your zinc-based battery storage systems right here. Holding this baby for the duration. Earnings in 12 days. EOSE +.87 to 6.17.
  2. 📌 The City of College Station has dismissed the disorderly conduct charge filed against Texas A&M running back Le’Veon Moss, according to his attorney, Cameron Reynolds. https://www.kbtx.com/2025/07/17/attorney-city-college-station-dismisses-disorderly-conduct-charge-against-leveon-moss/
  3. Now, UUUU +.80 to 9.04. MMGA - Make Mining Great Again
  4. Energy Fuels has commenced producing heavy rare earth element oxides at its White Mesa Mill at pilot scale, and could be in a position to produce separated heavy rare earth oxides on a commercial scale as early as Q4 2026 from existing feed sources and, if a production decision is made in 2025, from its permitted Donald Project by the end of 2027, thereby providing much-needed U.S.-produced heavy rare earth oxides. UUUU +.54 to 8.78. Another 52 wk high. One week ago, Energy Fuels was 5.59. Holding 15,000 shares at a cost basis of $6.47.
  5. UUUU hit a 52 wk high today of 8.13. Currently, +.28 to 8.04. Stay the course.
  6. The 2nd half of this year, UUUU should see increasing uranium oxide sales and, possibly, rare earth sales. UUUU is just warming up.
  7. Idk, I’m not a financial advisor, so I can’t really comment.
  8. UUUU +.44 to 7.45. Last Thursday, Energy Fuels was 5.59. Uranium and rare earths. Stonk city, baby.
  9. At the close, IRBT +.88 to 4.83, EOSE +.74 to 5.37, & UUUU +.41 to 7.01. Re: IBRX, Patrick Soon-Shiong said Bioshield would be brought to Saudi Arabia, the Middle East and Africa within 90 days. He made that statement on May 28. So, in another 45 days, IBRX should be in position to rock and roll. C’mon baby. Papa needs a new Lambo.
  10. IRBT +.95 to 4.90. EOSE +.61 to 5.24. UUUU +.21 to 6.81. Good day sunshine.
  11. Oh Lord it's hard to be humble when you're perfect in every way. Amarillo by morning up from San Antone. / Everything that I got is just what I’ve got on. Leroy, boy, is that you? / I thought your post-hangin' days were through
  12. Jeff Lynne, 77, has canceled what was expected to be Electric Light Orchestra's final live show as he battles a systemic infection. If you got to see Jeff Lynne’s ELO last year, it’s a good thing you didn’t wait to see Jeff and the boys (myself included)
  13. 🚨ARREST REPORT: Texas A&M football player Le'Veon Moss was arrested around 1 a.m. at Northgate by College Station Police and charged with Disorderly Conduct. The police report KBTX obtained says Moss was observed by an officer making multiple threats to a bystander. Police said they, along with Moss's friends, attempted to stop Moss from making more threats to harm the stranger and de-escalate the situation, but he continued to do so and was eventually arrested. The report did not say what may have provoked Moss to threaten the unidentified man, but it did say Moss was seen "speaking aggressively" with other people in the area who were attempting to talk to a female who was with him. Another person with Moss was also arrested for attempting to interfere with officers as they were taking him into custody. Ledarius Jones was arrested and charged with Interference with Public Duties.
  14. Got a good education.
  15. Rare-earth miner MP Materials (MP) soared during stock market trade on Thursday after announcing a multibillion dollar public-private partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense to "dramatically accelerate the build-out of an end-to-end U.S. rare earth magnet supply chain and reduce foreign dependency." This is why UUUU could be up.
  16. Sooooo, I’m in the Amsterdam Airport and ran into this tall dude sporting Rockets gear. I introduced myself and he said his name was Clint. Man, he was as nice and gracious as he could be. I told him I was glad he was back on our team. Clint also said he liked my gear.
  17. @The Ace of Aces We’re spending only one night in Stockholm, but did try the Restaurant Tradition which serves traditional Swedish and Nordic dishes. My wife had the Swedish meatballs, mashed potatoes, and lingonberries while I had the laxpudding (salmon between layers of potatoes on the top and bottom). I love salmon and the laxpudding didn’t disappoint. My wife is half Swedish and half Norwegian and regularly makes Swedish meatballs and mashed potatoes. The dish passed muster with her, but didn’t blow her away. She couldn’t eat everything on her plate and I got a meatball and a decent taste of the potatoes. If I had to do it again, I’d order what my wife ordered. The meatballs and mashed potatoes were freaking amazing! Not telling my wife that, but should you go to Restaurant Tradition, order the Swedish meatballs. That dish is fucking fantastic. @Chopper This is Kaysa who was our waitress. You’re welcome.
  18. Ancient chain bridge in Klaipeda, Lithuania. Every 15 minutes, two men turn the bridge getting it back in place allowing foot traffic to pass. The arms on these dudes were massive. Why bother with the word coffee when you’re really jonesing for caffeine? Lithuanian women are tall as are the men. That helps a relatively small country have a significant representation in the NBA. The Curonian Spit. 98 miles of sand dunes on the Baltic Sea stretching from Lithuania to Russia. Klaipeda is a frost-free port with a strong economy. Everywhere you looked there was a Mercedes, a BMW, or an Audi. I saw one Mazda. Must have belonged to the hired help.
  19. Smoked herring at Allinge Rogeri on the island of Bornholm, Denmark. The round church of Osterlars built around 1150 A.D. on the island. This was a church and a place of refuge from marauding pirates. Since the bible was in Latin, the church services were in Latin, and only the priests spoke and understood Latin, there were pictures drawn inside the church to tell the biblical stories to the laypeople.
  20. 1. Yes, Oslo’s ghetto is not like a ghetto in the US. Our 18 yr. old waitress at The Hungry Pig has lived there for several years and she’ll go out at night by herself with no worries about being mugged/murdered/robbed/raped. 2. Copenhagen has a substantial number of EV’s….more than any American city I’ve been in….but nothing like Oslo. 3. There were beautiful women in Oslo without blue eyes and blonde hair, but the preponderance I saw had those features. Our waitress (who had blonde hair and blue eyes) mentioned the owner of The Hungry Pig helped wait tables one day with six blue-eyed, blonde-haired waitresses and all the customers were asking him if those were his daughters. I was at the site of Hitler’s bunker for less than 10 minutes and, in that time, saw between 75-100 people there. Mos def, the interest is still there.
  21. Lunch in downtown Berlin at Erdinger am Gendarmenmarket. I had the best non-alcoholic beer I've ever tasted. Erdinger Alkohol Frei. Been on the wagon since August 25th and staying the course. The site where once was Hitler’s bunker. Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe. Gray slabs with no names on a slope that pulls you in. I had thought I wanted to see a concentration camp, but this was about all I could take.
  22. Had an outstanding meal at Park 29 near Downtown Oslo. The halibut and all the veggies had lots of flavor. Not a mediocre bite on the plate. Park 29 is a popular place and you’ll probably need reservations unless you go at an off time (which we did). Oslo is full of lots of people using e-scooters while Copenhagen is full of lots of people riding bicycles. In both places, too many go like bats out of hell.
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