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Harrison Stafford

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  1. Hopefully, Livingstone will continue to be the liability he was today for all our remaining games.
  2. 4 Rec 128 Yds 32 YPC 2 TDs His list of the final ten colleges wanting his services included us, Arkansas, Baylor, Florida State, Georgia, Mississippi State, Missouri, Oklahoma State, Oregon, and Tennessee. I’m damn glad he picked us.
  3. https://recyclico.com/recyclico-secures-scalable-facility-to-accelerate-commercialization-of-critical-mineral-and-metal-recovery/ The consortium that Lucid put together looks like it could lead to some business for AMYZF. AMY has the process. They just need to get it into commercial production.
  4. EOSE up again today +.51 to $8.02. This is the highest the sp has been since Dec. 2021.
  5. Got seller’s remorse and got back in w/15,100 shares @ $5.79. The reasons I bought EOSE initially hadn’t changed and that’s still the case. EOSE w/a 52 week high today +.64 to $7.54.
  6. You pitch well………and you get your own song.
  7. We’re gonna be okay. No reason to think Manning won’t improve with every game. Step away from the ledge.
  8. Bought another 3100 shares @ 2.74.
  9. Why UUUU is up today: Energy Fuels (NYSE:UUUU) has signed a memorandum of understanding to supply Vulcan Elements with high-purity light and heavy rare earth oxides for production of rare earth permanent magnets, using high-purity NdPr and Dy oxides refined in Utah from minerals produced in Georgia and Florida. Energy Fuels (NYSE:UUUU) said it will supply initial quantities of the separated rare earth oxides to Vulcan in Q4; upon receipt, Vulcan will validate Energy Fuels' NdPr and Dy oxides for production of rare earth magnet applications, then the two companies expect to negotiate additional long-term supply agreements for NdPr and Dy oxides. The NdPr and Dy oxides will be sourced exclusively from Energy Fuels' (UUUU) White Mesa Mill in Utah, which is the only operating U.S. facility capable of processing monazite mineral concentrates into separated rare earth oxides; the company sources monazite concentrates from heavy mineral sand mines owned by Chemours in Florida and Georgia. Vulcan manufactures high-performance rare earth magnets for defense and commercial applications, and operates a commercial manufacturing facility in North Carolina. * Vulcan Elements has secured nine Dept of Defense contracts in the past eight months
  10. 25 & 50 -or- if there’s a buyout.
  11. UUUU +1.53 to 12.46. Movin’ and groovin’.
  12. Today, I’ve been sober for one year. Everything in my life is better and I’m surprised at how much I don’t miss it. I’m at peace and life is good.
  13. UUUU +.55 to 11.14. Another 52 wk high. Holding 15,000 shrs at avg cost of 6.48. When the price of uranium begins to move (which it will) coupled with the rare earth production, the upside is ma$$ive. To the moon, Alice!
  14. An ugly but gratifying win…as are all wins.
  15. So, we decided to play baseball tonight. Refreshing.
  16. UUUU +.53 to 10.32. Ready for it to surpass its 52 wk high of 10.74 manana. EOSE +.47 to 6.33. Needs to hold 7. AMYZF +.04 to .13 with a 52 wk high.
  17. You have something in common with AMY’s COB.
  18. AMYZF’s sp has gone from .05 to today’s price of .12 in the past week. To be clear, I’m unsure if the consortium of critical mineral companies (of which they’re a member) put together by EV automaker, Lucid, last month is causing the stock to twitch. Don’t know enough about “why now’ to make any determination about it. I do know that based on AMYs cash burn last year, the company has a cash runway of about 10 1/2 to 11 years. It should also be noted that that cash burn is trending down each year. Without any other info, I plan to just sit and watch. Holding 125,000 shares at $.91.
  19. AMY’s Chairman of the Board, Paul Hildebrand, bought 245,000 shrs between $.34-.40 in 2022. AMYZF +.03 to .12
  20. I was so concerned about how many tight games we might lose with no Hader able to pitch. So much for that.
  21. Hey, let’s try to play a great tune, but take all the guts out of it.
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