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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on November 13th, 2026 | 05:41 CET
Singulus shares +1,500% thanks to Elon Musk! What are Almonty and Bayer doing?
Singulus shares have gained more than 1,500% this year. One major reason the machinery manufacturer has gone from a bankruptcy candidate to a high-flyer is Elon Musk. The first major order from his space company, SpaceX, has been placed, and analysts expect more. Almonty shares were also among the year's high-flyers until April. Since then, the stock has corrected sharply. This could offer investors an attractive opportunity to buy or add to their holdings. Analysts expect the tungsten producer to generate earnings of USD 2.76 per share next year. The shares are currently trading just above USD 8. Bayer shares are at a multi-year high. Analysts have raised the price target.
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Commented by Nico Popp on November 13th, 2026 | 05:40 CET
Funding for Green Power: RWE Brings KKR on Board, NextEra Bets on Storage – RE Royalties Finances Smaller Projects
Building projects requires capital – often more than even a group like RWE is willing to shoulder on its own. The Essen-based company is bringing financial investor KKR on board for two British offshore wind farms, while NextEra is filling its order book with battery storage projects in the US. But who finances the many smaller solar and storage projects that hold little appeal for major banks? This is where Vancouver-based RE Royalties comes in: the company provides capital to developers in return for a share of the revenue generated by their assets.
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Commented by Nico Popp on November 13th, 2026 | 05:34 CET
Antimony ahead of the deadline: Antimony Resources, Perpetua and Rheinmetall
Created and published on behalf of Antimony Resources Corp.
On November 27, China's exemption for antimony exports to the US legally expires. Beijing has not published its extension to date – unlike the pause for rare earths. Who will supply when the door closes? On that day, the formal suspension of the Chinese ban on antimony exports to the United States ends. Although Beijing said at the end of September that the agreement with Washington would remain valid through January 10, 2027, and formally extended the rare earths pause on November 9, the corresponding announcement for antimony has yet to be issued. Western buyers thus have little planning certainty. According to industry information service Fastmarkets, antimony was last quoted in Rotterdam at USD 18,300 to 19,000 per tonne – well below the record of around USD 59,750 per tonne from the summer of 2025. But this does little to change the expected shortage. North American projects are coming into focus for defence groups and industrial processors.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on November 13th, 2026 | 05:28 CET
Gold and chip correction, Nvidia in purgatory! Micron Technology, Infineon and DRC Gold in focus
Jensen Huang resigns! An unprecedented leadership scandal at AI pioneer Nvidia is keeping international financial markets on tenterhooks and triggering a massive chain reaction. After CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an extramarital affair with a Chinese executive who, according to US intelligence agencies, allegedly worked as a spy for Beijing, a second alleged relationship with a vice-president of the company has now come to light. While the FBI investigates and Nvidia's board of directors considers removing its long-serving visionary, he is taking the consequences himself. The chip giant is losing USD 1 trillion in market value in just 20 trading days. Yet this deep crisis of confidence in the industry leader does not spell the end of the AI boom; instead, it shifts the balance across the entire semiconductor market. Competitors in the chip sector now sense their big chance to wrest valuable market share and data centre orders from the beleaguered market leader. At the same time, the espionage allegations surrounding highly sensitive US processors highlight just how fiercely the technological power struggle between Washington and Beijing is being fought. Even gold, the perennial winner, is stumbling, falling below a key technical level at USD 3,880. Which stocks should investors be watching now?
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on November 13th, 2026 | 05:25 CET
Things are heating up: Defence sell-off, antimony gains! Rheinmetall, Renk, NSJ Antimony and Hensoldt in Focus
Created and Published on Behalf of NSJ Antimony Corp.
Diplomatic initiatives could bring an end to hostilities in Ukraine in the coming weeks. This has recently put noticeable pressure on the share prices of traditional defence stocks. Following the years-long rally in defence stocks, many investors are now systematically taking profits, as they price in a normalisation of acute demand for ammunition and equipment, at least in the short term, in the event of a possible ceasefire. Yet political strategists agree: even lasting peace would no longer reverse the long-term turning point in security policy, but would instead reveal the strategic importance of upstream supply chains. Here, critical metals are once again coming into focus on financial markets, as modern defence systems and the global expansion of energy and AI infrastructure are simply not feasible without these raw materials. In particular, the often underestimated metalloid antimony is emerging as the ultimate bottleneck, as it is indispensable for hardening ammunition, night-vision devices and highly specialised semiconductors. We present a colourful potpourri of trends – but also an excellent opportunity for risk-aware investors to capitalise on fresh momentum.
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Commented by Lars Winter on November 13th, 2026 | 05:24 CET
dynaCERT, Daimler Truck and Siemens Energy with strong share price drivers - three promising stocks under review
Whether diesel in the tank or electricity in the data centre: energy determines the profitability of many companies. dynaCERT aims to make existing diesel engines more efficient and reports sales progress. Daimler Truck surprises with a jump in profits while Siemens Energy delivers a record year. Three stocks with strong share price drivers, but very different valuations, opportunities and risks. We take a closer look at the trio in our stock review.
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Commented by Stefan Bode on November 13th, 2026 | 05:23 CET
Share price plunge or new beginning: CSG, Power Metallic Mines, Siemens Energy and Singulus Technologies
Created and published on behalf of Power Metallic Mines
Full order books do not necessarily mean that share prices will rise. If a company misses earnings expectations, as is currently shaking the defence sector, even solid companies are penalised. By contrast, when strong figures deliver a positive surprise, coupled with ambitious targets at an energy technology group, they boost the share price. At the same time, high metal grades at a Canadian resources project promise potential, with its economic viability set to be demonstrated in 2027. Which opportunities are robust, and where do risks lurk? This report examines different business models, balancing growth prospects with margin pressure.
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Commented by Carsten Mainitz on November 13th, 2026 | 05:22 CET
Is the Stock Market Too Pessimistic Here? Lahontan Gold, Aixtron and TeamViewer Under the Microscope
Lahontan Gold, Aixtron and TeamViewer have one thing in common: their shares are under pressure. However, their prospects may be better than their current market valuations suggest. While Lahontan Gold is banking on the reopening of a gold mine in Nevada, Aixtron has announced a strategically significant order intake. TeamViewer's lowered revenue guidance, meanwhile, has shaken investor confidence. Investors are increasingly questioning whether the software specialist can translate its sales efforts into new customers and sustainable growth. Where is there genuine share price upside, and where would investors be better off staying on the sidelines?
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Commented by Jens Castner on November 13th, 2026 | 05:20 CET
Zefiro Methane: The climate emergency brake with 200% share price upside
Created and published on behalf of Zefiro Methane Corp.
At the world climate conference in Antalya, methane is the topic of the moment. This brings into focus a problem that the public has largely ignored until now: millions of orphaned oil and gas wells from which the greenhouse gas escapes unchecked. Zefiro Methane plugs the bubbling holes and is increasingly turning into a money-making machine. At the helm is a former Wall Street executive for whom profitability is at the top of the agenda. Following the operational turnaround, analysts already expect a significant bottom-line net profit for the current financial year. Their price target is three times the current share price. After months of sideways trading, the chart is also showing the first signs of a breakout.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on November 12th, 2026 | 05:45 CET
Tanks, drones, cars: The next generation of batteries is coming and Renk, BMW and HPQ Silicon are getting involved!
Created and published on behalf of HPQ Silicon
Whether for tanks, drones or cars, the next generation of batteries is waiting in the wings. At BMW, technological progress is already clearly evident. Demand for the “Neue Klasse” is so high that the carmaker wants to phase out models with older battery technology earlier. High-performance energy storage systems are also becoming increasingly important in the defence industry. Renk is increasingly relying on hybrid technology in the development of new tank powertrains. HPQ Silicon could benefit from this trend. The Canadian company is working on higher-performance battery materials and is making progress towards commercialisation. Government funding worth millions and initial orders in the drone sector are providing additional upside potential for HPQ shares.
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Commented by Stefan Bode on November 12th, 2026 | 05:43 CET
Profit surge, commodity opportunities and record share prices at Elmos, Henkel and Strategic Resources
Strong financial results do not guarantee rising share prices on the stock market. While a semiconductor manufacturer comes under pressure despite significant profit growth, a resource developer with projects for more climate-friendly steel production is attracting the attention of sector insiders. A consumer goods and adhesives group, meanwhile, is reaching new share price highs. What expectations are driving investors, where are the next technical hurdles and which risks deserve particular attention? This report examines three different stock market stories.
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Commented by Armin Schulz on November 12th, 2026 | 05:34 CET
Micron Technology, Power Metallic Mines and BYD – Copper stocks with tailwinds from AI and electromobility
Created and Published on Behalf of Power Metallic Mines
Artificial intelligence and electromobility are simultaneously driving demand for chips and metals. Data centres need memory chips and plenty of copper for power and wiring, while electric vehicles need batteries and copper as well. In early November, Chinese memory manufacturer CXMT reported progress on a new DRAM architecture. Shortly before that, BYD had reported more than 300,000 all-electric vehicles in a single month for the first time in October. If the trend continues, memory chips, copper and electric vehicles will benefit from the same demand. We therefore take a closer look at Micron Technology, Power Metallic Mines and BYD.
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Commented by Nico Popp on November 12th, 2026 | 05:32 CET
Tungsten rally: Who really profits – Kennametal, Sandvik, Rheinmetall or Almonty?
Tungsten is more expensive than almost ever before – but who actually profits from it? The price of the intermediate product ammonium paratungstate (APT) has multiplied since September 2023 and at times exceeded USD 3,200 per MTU in Rotterdam in the summer of 2026. S&P Global puts the gap between demand outside China and mine supply there for 2026 at around 21,000 tonnes WO₃. The result is paradoxical: Western tool manufacturers are reporting record profits, while the few producers outside China are being punished on the stock market. We take a look along the supply chain – from the mine to armour-piercing ammunition.
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Commented by Armin Schulz on November 12th, 2026 | 05:26 CET
Zefiro Methane – Orphaned oil wells, USD 40 million order backlog and the turnaround in adjusted EBITDA
Created and published on behalf of Zefiro Methane Corp.
For generations, the US oil industry has drilled wells and subsequently walked away from them. According to company information, there are around 3.9 million inactive wells across the country, from which methane can escape. When no financially viable owner is available to take responsibility, the state steps in, and the federal government has allocated USD 4.7 billion for this purpose. On October 15, Isometric also published a draft protocol for emissions credits generated by plugging orphaned wells, with the consultation period running through November 14. Companies with the expertise to plug these wells could have years of work ahead of them. We are therefore taking a closer look at Zefiro Methane.
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Commented by Jens Castner on November 12th, 2026 | 05:24 CET
Up to 800% Upside Potential: Analysts' Price Targets for Infineon, Antimony Resources and Stellantis
Created and Published on Behalf of Antimony Resources Corp.
Almost a doubling for Infineon, nearly a tripling for Stellantis and close to a tenfold increase for Antimony Resources: that is how far the most ambitious analyst price targets extend. The reasons vary: sometimes it is a record year, sometimes a raw material with geopolitical significance, sometimes a restructuring with an uncertain outcome. Read here why the gaps between current share prices and experts' assessments are so large.
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