WWR Westwater Resources Inc

$WWR Quiet on the company-news front, but the bigger picture is getting interesting. No major new WWR filing or Kellyton announcement this week, but the Trump administration continues pushing critical minerals as a national-security priority, and importantly, the focus includes U.S. processing, not just mining. That matters. Kellyton is being built specifically to produce battery-grade graphite domestically, with ~$130M already invested. WWR also secured $25M in EXIM financing and continues pursuing lower-cost/non-dilutive government funding. The catalyst I’m watching: additional federal financing. If WWR can close a meaningful portion of the remaining Kellyton funding gap without major shareholder dilution, this becomes a very different story. For now: quiet stock, thesis intact.

$WWR Man, looking pretty weak when they sell shares into every little ounce of buying interest. I will be very curious to see their cash burn for this quarter, they will need to raise quite a sum of money here soon.

$WWR I cant find an official announcement but the permitting dashboard now shows everything is ahead of schedule, which was not the case l time I checked

$WWR aight….we talked the Hot chick at the bar to come home with us…. Now what are we gonna do?!?? #cuckchair ?!?

$WWR Kellyton execs eating steak and lobster while shareholders get pummeled once again. Rinse and repeat!!!!!

$WWR Another potentially positive development for the Kellyton thesis: Bipartisan lawmakers introduced the Critical Materials Future Act, which would create a DOE pilot program providing financial support for domestic critical-material processing projects. That’s important because Kellyton is exactly that: a U.S. processing facility designed to produce 12,500 metric tons/year of battery-grade graphite. This does NOT mean WWR received new funding, and the bill still has to make it through Congress. But the trend is clear: Washington continues moving from “we need domestic critical minerals” toward actual financing mechanisms to build the supply chain. WWR already has $25M in EXIM support. The big catalyst remains securing more of Kellyton’s remaining funding without major dilution. Quiet stock. Interesting setup. NFA

$WWR I like how the timeline for production is now late 2028/2029. They still have zero customers and a whole lot of capital required. The leadership team is in over their heads on this one and very comical with Cryan no longer a part of OPTT.

$WWR supply chain disruption incoming with China as trade war escalates, energy and commerce committee member visits the plant this week. SP is down all week. Smoke and fire ya da ya da ya da

$WWR $aefI economics 101 beginers: 1st lesson if no Product is available, Buyers must pay more at higher price. PRODUCT IS SHARES, DO NOT offer sale , then Ask price must go higher For the buyer to buy to own.

$WWR have to wonder why they cant secure any customers to but their battery graphite. When they diluted the shit out of shareholders to build this excessively expensive plant , the westwater PR team used terms like ’increased interest’ to justify the massive cost overruns. here they are, lost both of their battery graphite customers and sitting on an idled plant that is half built.

$WWR Hiller Carbon IS a customer contracted to buy approximately 14,000 metric tons of graphite fines annually. So that’d be a false statement sir.

$WWR i’m actually OK with this being down today given the anemic volume. The green days over the past two weeks happen when volume is 2M+.

$WWR need to test and push through .62. Issue is this is not typically a stock that moves without news. Just going to trade sideways and meander lower with low volume. Good time to accumulate if you believe in the overall story, no matter how long it takes.

$WWR nice start of the day on 1.5 million shares. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves as it really needs to break .62 and the level it is trading at now is simply going back to the price It’s been since after the loan announcement.

$WWR nice set up considering it hit .48 support. Tho.. idk. If it squeezes I'm selling more positions to get out for now..

$WWR looks like a typical day trading Ai trash day. Up a few and .005 cent boys flock in.

$WWR seeing a bit of green. when the rug-pull comes, it always hurts my weak constitution

$WWR Terence Cryan resigned as Chairman of OPTT. Why did he resign? What happened there? What did he do wrong? His friend Tracy Pagliara here too, is now the CEO of OPTT. This $WWR has Cryan’s complete attention now. Based upon his track records, good luck shareholders.