Power Metals Corp (PWM) Quote

PWRMF/PWM.V BEAUTIFUL BOUNCE

PWRMF/PWM.V...RE-ENTERED DOWM HERE...NOW WE WAIT FOR PEA

always gets scared as it approaches 1.00

PWM.V NEW HIGHS...MONSTER

PEA IS COMING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So I guess it's over. You should wait a few more days to dump out, just in case.

PWM.V SO STRONG...WAIT UNTIL THE PEA...THEN SHE EXPLODES

PWM.V READY FOR 1.53 MONSTER

WHERE ARE YOU METH HEAD

PWM.V monster, here comes 1.53

the train keeps chugging along

PWM.V DO WE DARE HEAD TO THAT 1.53 MAGNET...MONSTER

PWM.V NEW HIGH....MONSTER

PWM.V SAME MONTHLY CHART AS HODL.CA AND PNG.V

PWM..V THE ONLY NEW CESIUM ASSET IN THE WORLD

PWM.V BLOWING UP NOW

PWM.V THE MONSTER OF ALL MINING MONSTERS

PWM.V THE MINING SENSATION OF CANADA

PWRMF/PWM.V THE MONSTER CONTINUES...THATS WHAT HAPPENES WHEN YOU HAVE THE MOST BULLISH CHART IN THE MINING SECTOR

PWM.V THE PEA IS NEXT AND IT WILL BLAST THIS INTO CESIUM SPACE

PWM.V BLAST OFF..

PWM.V BREAKOUT TO NEW HIGHS

I wasn't able to buy in my cash account. Used most of my available cash in two IRA's and got 2400 shares at .7075 average.

I've sold a number of positions so will have lots of cash available tomorrow, so I'm glad that it didn't run to over .80 as some were hoping. After the run from .30, I'll hold some fuel in case of a pullback.... which happen often with any stock, including junior miners.

As I've done a good bit of DD, the future does seem bright here... especially that it is possible that a production could start within two years...

LAST 1.05

PWM.V THE MINING MONSTER BREAKING 1.05

PWM.V MONSTER

THIS IS A PULLCITE DISCOVERY WHICH IS A VERY RARE FIND IN THE WORLD....PULLCITE IS MINED...CRUSHED AND GROUND INTO POWDER AND THROUGH MAGNETIC TECHNOLOGY IT PULLS OUT THE PURE CESIUM.

PWM.V RESISTANCE 89C SO TODAY WE PUSH TO THAT 96C 98C 1.04 OR SHE IS READY TO PULL BACK BEFORE THE BIG NEWS ON HOW MUSCH CESIUM COUL BE IN THE GROUND...

none since none since Mr White

The world needs more good cooks!

i think you are re-living your meth days

LOL cesium salts are CHEAP. And you can produce your own cesium metal from cesium salts for about $1 gram right in your basement. Here's how -

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I say screw Trump...Canada is not for sale and either is our cesium....let him squirm... lol

NOW FOR THE CHART...ITS A MASTER CLASS ON TA....IT IS THE MOST BULLISH CHART BASED ON THE MONTHLY SET UP AND A TRUE BLUE SKY BREAKOUT

SINCE CHINA HOLDS THE WORLDS STOCK PILE OF CESIUM AND NOW THE TRADE WAR WITH THE US...WHERE IS THE USA GOING TO GET THEIR CESIUM...THATS RIGHT CANADA AND NOW THE USA IS PUTTING TARIFFS ON CANADA...PWM HAS THE US BY THE BALLS WHEN IT COMES TO CESIUM...YOU CANNOT BUILD WEOPONS WITHOUT CESIUM

DID YOU HEAR WHAT I SAID...TANKO DOES NOT PRODUCE CESIUM ANYMORE

THIS IS BEAUTIFUL....The only company in the cesium supply chain right now is Chinese, and one of the only companies on the radar for potential commercial cesium supplies in North America is Canadian junior Power Metals, which is hoping to prove that it’s sitting on the world’s fourth minable deposit of the critical metal.

HERE'S THE BIG SURPRISE...Now, Tanco and Bitiki are no longer producing, but Sinomine Resources Group holds all the cesium ore stockpiles.

Where does China fit into this picture? It controls them all, beyond its own borders, with few players like Power Metals and its three-play Cesium venue which could challenge that total control.

In the entire world, there are only three pegmatite mines that can produce cesium: one is the Tanco mine in Manitoba, the second is the Bitika mine in Zimbabwe, and the third is the Sinclair mine in Australia.

Dr. Julie Selway, a key geologist for the Ontario Geological Survey during the tantalum boom of the early 2000s, and now VP of exploration for Power Metals, says the three properties the company is drilling are hoped to have similar finds as the strategically important Sinclair mine in Australia.

AND HERE WE ARE TODAY....But imagine China being able to starve manufacturers of something like cesium, which would seriously disrupt U.S. industry and hinder the development of critical military equipment. That’s exactly why this rare metal was left off Washington’s tariff lists in the trade war back-and-forth.

According to the USGS, the United States relied 100% on cesium imports in 2019. It’s hard to get a world market price on cesium because there is no trading of this strategic metal, but according to the most recent Mineral Commodities Summary, one company offered 1-gram ampoules of 99.8% (metal basis) cesium for $63.00, a slight increase from $61.80 in 2018, and 99.98% (metal basis) cesium for $81.10, a 3% increase from $78.70 in 2018.

In terms of world dominance, the “cesium standard” is the key. This is the standard by which the accurate commercially available atomic clocks measure time, and it’s vital for the data transmission infrastructure of mobile networks, GPS and the internet.

The supreme technological war of global dominance can’t be won without these metals, so whoever controls them has the upper hand.

Cesium is described by the German Institute for Strategic Metals (ISE) as “the most electropositive of all stable elements in the periodic table”, and the heaviest of the stable metals. Cesium is “extremely pyrophoric, ignites spontaneously when in contact with air, and explodes violently in water or ice at any temperature above -116 °

But while there are only three cesium mines in the world, the potential is in new supply. Of five cesium occurrences in Canada’s Ontario province, a small-cap Canadian explorer called Power Metals Corp. (TSXV:PWM) owns 100% of three of them (West Joe, Tot Lake and Marko).

So, the focus now is not on what has been lost to China, but the promise of new North American critical cesium.

CHINA TARIFFS DOES NOT HELP.....The only question in this game now is whether there is any chance for North America to get its hands-on new cesium of its own to get out from under a Chinese monopoly.

It’s worth up to twice the price of gold, ounce for ounce, there are only three producing mines in the world, and all of them are controlled by China.

THAT MINE OWNED BY THE CHINESE...THEIR CESIUM STAYS IN CHINA'S HANDS