Core Viewpoint - Pulsar Helium Inc. has signed an agreement with Sproule-ERCE to conduct a Pre-Feasibility Study for the Tunu helium-geothermal project in East Greenland, marking a significant milestone for the company as it advances one of the few primary helium occurrences in Europe [1][2]. Company Overview - Pulsar Helium Inc. is a leading helium project development company, publicly traded on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange and the TSX Venture Exchange, with a focus on helium and geothermal energy projects [11]. - The company holds exclusive rights for helium exploration in Greenland, being the first to receive a license for helium exploration in the country [6]. Tunu Project Details - The Tunu Project is located on the east coast of Greenland, near Ittoqqortoormiit, and is notable for helium concentrations in sampled hot springs reaching up to 0.8% [5]. - The project also shows significant geothermal energy prospects, with reservoir temperatures estimated between 80°C and 110°C, allowing for potential cogeneration of power and heat [5]. - A passive seismic survey conducted in 2024 identified two main low-velocity anomaly zones, indicating fractured reservoirs that could trap helium [6]. Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) - The PFS will evaluate existing geothermal opportunities alongside potential helium extraction, utilizing advanced geophysical data interpretation [7]. - The study is led by Sproule-ERCE, which has a strong track record in geothermal resource assessment and project development, having supported over 200 megawatt (MWth) of geothermal heat capacity globally [7]. - The PFS is scheduled for completion by the end of August 2025, providing a robust technical and economic foundation for future project decisions [7]. Strategic Importance - The Tunu project is positioned to support Europe's critical raw materials and clean energy ambitions, with the potential for renewable geothermal power for the local community [4][6]. - The project's location allows for efficient transport of helium to the European market, enhancing its strategic value [6].

Geopolitical Impact on Markets - US-Iran tensions initially caused market anxiety, but a ceasefire was announced, leading to a market rally [1][2][22] - Historical data suggests that major US war events typically trigger short-term market dips, followed by bull markets [7] - Macroeconomic or geopolitical shocks often lead to a significant drawdown in the stock market, but recovery is typical, with a median recovery time of 17 days [9][10] Cryptocurrency Market Dynamics - Bitcoin experienced a dip during the initial strike but recovered, highlighting its 24/7 global and liquid nature [3][4] - Bitcoin's volatility is expected, with a 5% dip considered normal, and it has shown significant growth over the past 90 days (up 15%) and year (up over 50%) [4][5] - Altcoins are also showing signs of recovery, with investors being bullish on certain ecosystems like SUI [11] Monetary Policy and Asset Inflation - Global M2 money supply is expanding, which historically correlates with asset inflation, including Bitcoin, with an 80% correlation over time [8] - The US stock market's price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) is currently at 40x, indicating it is overvalued compared to historical averages and other developed/emerging markets [14] - The Federal Reserve has ended reputational risk oversight, easing crypto banking restrictions, which is considered bullish for the crypto market [13] Industry Developments and Opportunities - Delorean Motor Company (DMC) is launching a crypto on the SUI network, with an airdrop of over 15 million DMC tokens [11][12] - Hedge fund veterans are planning a $100 million BNB Treasury bet, indicating institutional interest in Binance's token [24] - VChain is experiencing growth, with 27 million addresses and 20 million actions [23]

On the Middle East. The latest headlines coming from the president of the United States posting on truth social, acknowledging what we all sort of knew just a few moments ago here that the attack by Iran onto U.S. assets in Qatar, that most of those missiles had been intercepted. No casualties, no physical damage.No, exactly right. This kind of limited impact, if you will. But what's interesting is investors just the risk on trade, building momentum in these last few minutes of trading.I keep refreshing my ...

like Matt on because you're trying to figure out what exactly are we not thinking of in terms of the market action why are we higher why is V down all these things that you wouldn't have thought we play that game if I told you what had happened would you be able to tell me what the reaction the market% none of this today I would give maybe maybe yields maybe yields lower it was the only one I potentially could have gotten right based on but in terms of crude oil being down 6% absolutely not the S&P rallying ...

Iran launched missiles at a U.S. base in Qatar and at Iraq, where the U.S. keeps military facilities, officials said. Iran warned Qatar prior to the attack. Photo: Reuters ...

Shares of ExxonMobil (XOM -2.58%) were up as much as 2% earlier on Monday, before plunging to a 3.1% decline and then recovering slightly to a 2.5% decline to end the trading day.There wasn't any company-specific news today. However, the roller-coaster performance from the largest U.S.-based oil and gas giant came as investors initially feared a potential severe response from Iran to last weekend's bombing of its nuclear facilities by the U.S.But as news came in through the day, it appears the actual respon ...

I guess if you take away the worst case scenario, that's actually helpful for lower oil prices. A couple of things to consider, though. One, Ali McCrossin RBC said over the weekend that she would caution against that knee jerk reaction that, quote, The worst is behind us.Now, the other factor to consider here, irrespective of the supply issue that may or may not happen with Iran is the demand side. So there's been a lot of stockpiling by China, a lot of stockpiling by other countries within the West as well ...

Joining us now is the Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright. Secretary Wright, I can't express thanks enough. I know how busy and sort of scary today in many ways has been.The oil markets are reacting in a positive way. Oil is falling. What message, and you're a former oil and gas executive at Liberty Energy.What do you think the oil markets are trying to say right now. Look, I think a strong, confident, calm America is just a stabilizing force both geopolitically and in the energy world. I think when people se ...

ए कॉम्प्रहेंसिव लुक एट ट्रेंड्स, फंड प्रोफाइल्स एंड मोर इन एक्सप्लोरिंग ईटीएफ। हाय एवरीवन, वेलकम टू एक्सप्लोरिंग ईडीएफ। आई एम नीना मिश्रा एंड टुडे वी आर टॉकिंग अबाउट एरोस्पेस एंड डिफेंस ईडीएफस व्हिच आर सर्चिंग एज़ द कॉन्फ्लिक्ट इन द मिडिल ईस्ट हैज़ क्विकली एस्केलेटेड विथ द यूएस स्ट्राइकिंग न्यूक्लियर साइट्स इन ईरान ओवर द वीकेंड एंड ईरान हैज़ बाउंड टू रिटेलिएट सो वी आर ऑल क्लोजली वाचिंग दीज़ डेवलपमेंट्स एंड इन िशन टू कॉन्फ्लिक्ट्स इन द मिडिल ईस्ट रीजन एंड यूक्रेन द रशिया यूक्रेन वॉर व्हिच हैज़ बीन गोइंग ऑन टेंशनं ...

Stocks are holding on to narrow gains as investors await a response from Iran after the US preemptively struck three nuclear facilities in the country over the weekend. According to a note from Michael J. Wilson at Morgan Stanley out this morning, market response is typically limited following a geopolitical strike.But if Iran's National Security Council follows through on its parliament's vote to close the straight of Hormos, the oil prices, yeah, they could spike. Joining me now in studio for the show, we ...