Crap. I got the bingo card with "lambo" on it.

Burdizzo said:

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djmeen95 said:

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Call tomorrow at 9am for 2025 results.

Man - I hope they have their financing sorted and that they're making progress on the plant.

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Do we have a bingo card ready?

"Significant challenges"

"market uncertainty" The macroeconomic environment in 2025 was challenging,

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I'll give you that one.


We missed out on

• project timing slippage in water infrastructure
• strong backlog opportunities
• leveraging our infrastructure
• high-margin opportunities
• smaller projects leverage the entire system, creating attractive returns.

Honey, did you take out the trash? No dear, I had some project timing slippage, but I see some strong backlog opportunities. Despite these temporal pressures, our updated management plan reflects continued discipline in engineering, procurement, and project execution

Burdizzo said:

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djmeen95 said:

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Call tomorrow at 9am for 2025 results.

Man - I hope they have their financing sorted and that they're making progress on the plant.

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Do we have a bingo card ready?

"Significant challenges"

"market uncertainty"

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Seems like a dog ate my homework company. Still own 0 shares. Not that I don't own a zillion shares of other stocks that have had an awful past 6 months.

How short is the fuse before a reverse split?

Bump

Just because

Should I pick up another couple thousand shares down here, so when the next pump happens I'm in a good spot?

I've been averaging in at a few points, to see if I can close out at even on a double up.

Burdizzo said:

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GeorgiAg said:

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plant science guy said:

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Should I pick up another couple thousand shares down here, so when the next pump happens I'm in a good spot?

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Ask yourself this: Do you want one Lambo or two?

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Matchbox or Hot Wheels? There is a difference

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LOL.

Here's the thing. You really are gonna need three lambos. One for yourself, one for your wife and one for your girlfriend.

Jetpilot86 said:

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I've been averaging in at a few points, to see if I can close out at even on a double up.

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I have another buy order in at .50 because Texags

Burdizzo said:

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Jetpilot86 said:

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I've been averaging in at a few points, to see if I can close out at even on a double up.

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I have another buy order in at .50 because Texags

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As do I.

WWR's annual meeting is coming up.
In the proxy letter, noticed these 2 items of interest:

2. Approve an amendment to our 2013 Omnibus Incentive Plan, as amended, to increase the authorized number of shares of
common stock available and reserved for issuance under such Plan by 6,100,000 shares.
3. Approve an increase in the number of authorized shares of common stock from 200,000,000 shares to 400,000,000 shares.

Thoughts on impact of share price?

Sounds like a buying opportunity

insulator_king said:

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WWR's annual meeting is coming up.
In the proxy letter, noticed these 2 items of interest:

2. Approve an amendment to our 2013 Omnibus Incentive Plan, as amended, to increase the authorized number of shares of
common stock available and reserved for issuance under such Plan by 6,100,000 shares.
3. Approve an increase in the number of authorized shares of common stock from 200,000,000 shares to 400,000,000 shares.

Thoughts on impact of share price?

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curious, where does one find this information? is it just a newsletter you are subscribed to, or is there a repo of this data? If its consolidated, seems like a nice place to have AI monitor

Just got 5000 shares here... where is my Lambo?

insulator_king said:

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WWR's annual meeting is coming up.
In the proxy letter, noticed these 2 items of interest:

2. Approve an amendment to our 2013 Omnibus Incentive Plan, as amended, to increase the authorized number of shares of
common stock available and reserved for issuance under such Plan by 6,100,000 shares.
3. Approve an increase in the number of authorized shares of common stock from 200,000,000 shares to 400,000,000 shares.

Thoughts on impact of share price?

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Well it's already pretty low. I guess it'll go from 60 cents to 30 cents. Again.

Foamcows said:

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insulator_king said:

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WWR's annual meeting is coming up.
In the proxy letter, noticed these 2 items of interest:

2. Approve an amendment to our 2013 Omnibus Incentive Plan, as amended, to increase the authorized number of shares of
common stock available and reserved for issuance under such Plan by 6,100,000 shares.
3. Approve an increase in the number of authorized shares of common stock from 200,000,000 shares to 400,000,000 shares.

Thoughts on impact of share price?

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curious, where does one find this information? is it just a newsletter you are subscribed to, or is there a repo of this data? If its consolidated, seems like a nice place to have AI monitor

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I own shares in Fidelity, so they sent me an email with the link to the info so I can vote my few shares. Your brokerage should be sending it to you soon.
Might be on their website too, I'm not sure.

Burdizzo said:

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Sounds like a buying opportunity

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As soon as I get my tax refund, yeah baby!!!

Man… how long and slow will the climb be back to $1 be for this thing?

Sigh.

They really need to consider upping their lobbying budget to get the administration to mention them in a social media post!

Hmmm. Seems like pretty high volume this morning. Any idea what's shaking?

It's a penny stock. Probably FOMO from this crazy jump today. That volume isn't that high. I don't hate it though.

I bought more. what the hell, right?

Just a little pump before the dump

Yall got me interested in this a ways back! Dangit!

I got a little over 2000 shares but my average cost is $1.21….

Just waiting…..

Q1 report out:

https://wes****erresources.com/investor/news/news-details/2026/Wes****er-Resources-Announces-First-Quarter-2026-Business-Results/default.aspx

Quote:

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"During the first quarter, we continued to advance our vertically integrated, mine-to-market graphite platform in Alabama," said Frank Bakker, President and Chief Executive Officer of Wes****er Resources. "Our focus remains on execution across Coosa permitting, qualification activities, and measured construction progress at Kellyton, while actively pursuing financing initiatives to support completion of Phase I. We are prioritizing non-dilutive and lower-cost capital where available, including potential government funding programs, as we work to build a domestic supply chain for battery-grade graphite."

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Ran it through an AI agent that I've been using to track this for awhile now and here are its key takeaways:

Wes****er Resources reported a solid operational progress quarter, with the key theme being continued advancement of its domestic graphite platform in Alabama while focusing heavily on securing remaining project financing.

Overall impression:
Operationally, the project appears materially further along than many people likely realize. The main remaining question now appears less about whether they can build the project and more about how they complete financing while minimizing dilution.

Some of the biggest takeaways:
Coosa Graphite Deposit permitting continues moving forward, including FAST-41 federal permitting designation and additional environmental permit filings.

Kellyton Phase I construction continues progressing, with the company stating approximately $130M has already been invested into the project.

The qualification line is operational and producing CSPG (battery-grade graphite) samples for customer testing and qualification activities.

Management emphasized that Wes****er is positioning itself as one of the most advanced domestic graphite developers in the U.S.

They reiterated Phase I capital cost estimates (~$245M total), with around $19M contingency still untouched.

Initial production is still expected roughly 12 months after securing remaining financing.

Cash balance ended the quarter at ~$41.5M.

The company continues pursuing financing, with a stated preference for non-dilutive or lower-cost capital sources, including potential government funding programs.

Ongoing discussions continue with battery manufacturers, OEMs, and other potential customers around domestic graphite supply needs.


And here's how it's tracking markers for investing relative to prior reports, news, and discussions we've had.

Category & Assessment
Strategic positioning - Strong
Domestic graphite relevance - Strong
Operational maturity - Improved materially
Project execution credibility - Better than expected
Financing certainty - Still unresolved
Dilution risk - Still meaningful
Long-term upside - Very high
Near-term volatility - Very high


TLDR version - the gotta sort financing. Still.

How can they be working for years on the financing piece if this really has a chance to be a big winner. Someone out there would be willing to take a chance on it if that were the reality. They need a hundred something million? That's nothing for a big institution.

Seriously, like the Mag 7 companies investing in each other, Lambo and WWR should engage in circular investing. Lambo invests in WWR, stock goes up, ---> Lambo sales skyrocket. Electric Lambos using WWR sourced batteries.

Somebody tell Elon to build something on their site and pay them whatever else they need. Tesla or SpaceX or one of those companies could use the graphite I'm sure.