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DRRSF (arianne phosphate) has been a monster trend but now its entering the stage where execution matters more than excitement. Chart still looks strong with the EMA stack intact and price riding the 4D, but RSI 70 and a softer MACD say let it come in a bit. Best case is a healthy reset into the 9D/18D that gets bought. But bigger picture, the PPA/batterygrade phosphoric acid angle is clearly what the market is starting to price here, not just legacy phosphate exposure

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#DD $DRRSF

Tungsten prices have already moved massively over the last year and the US is getting more aggressive about securing domestic supply before the planned 2027 restrictions on Chinese tungsten for defense applications kick in. I think like the market is slowly realizing how dependent the west still is on China for some of these critical minerals. That’s why i’m wondering what happens if companies like Western Star actually start proving up viable US based projects.

They are moving toward a 2026 maiden drill program at Rowland to prove up the modern potential of the historical mine. Alongside the defense application, launched a $500k flow-through financing to fund exploration and hired a European marketing firm (Plutus) to ramp up investor awareness. Western Star is one of the few juniors with a U.S.-based project that could benefit from "non-dilutive" government funding and the urgent "reshoring" trend of critical minerals.

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