It's not a tech stock. It's not a household name. And it trades for around $5 a share.
But one of the most connected economists in America — a former CIA analyst with a PhD who has correctly called the 1987 crash, the 2009 bottom, and the massive run in gold and silver — just went all-in on a single position.
10,000 shares.
Why? Because this tiny company may be sitting on the most important resource in America right now.
It goes into jet engines. Steel. Electric vehicle batteries. AI chips.And right now, Russia, China, and Indonesia control roughly 80% of the global supply.
This company has two domestic deposits that experts have described as "world-class." Tesla just signed a binding six-year deal to receive 75,000 metric tons from them. And the federal government has already committed over $130 million in grants to the project.
Here's what caught this economist's attention:
Over the past year, Washington has quietly begun taking direct investment stakes in small American companies that control critical resources.
→ MP Materials — up 216% in 4 months after the government took a 15% stake.
→ Lithium Americas — tripled in 3 weeks after a 10% stake was announced.
→ Trilogy Metals — up 388% in just 8 days after Washington moved in.
He believes this $5 company is next on that list.And he's already bought his shares.
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Ex-CIA Economist Just Bought 10,000 Shares of One $5 Stock — Here's Why
