Today, the spot price for uranium is sitting right around $86 a pound. Looking further down the road at long-term contracts, we saw long-term contracts trade above $90/lb earlier this year — the...
$2 billion. That's what the federal government just committed to nine quantum computing companies in a single move. Clearly something big has changed...
In perhaps the least surprising move, it turns out that central banks just bought more gold in a single quarter than ever before. But we’ve seen this before, haven’t we? I know the veteran...
Yesterday, the U.S. government made it illegal to sell garbage overseas. No, I’m not talking about the actual garbage you just tossed in the trash a moment ago, but close enough that most people...
Four days ago, the EIA dropped a number that should make you angry. While headlines in our media are razor-focused on any clickbait material over the U.S.-Iran war, you’d be surprised what slips...
Last week, the Pentagon handed out roughly $19 billion in new Golden Dome contracts. They shelled out a mountain of cash for satellite orders, launch capacity, and tracking constellations. The money...
Back in 1947, researchers at Bell Labs found themselves a little stuck. For two years, a man named William Shockley had chased one theory — a "field-effect" amplifier that would replace the...
Amid all the media headlines on President Trump last week, everyone missed the Executive Order he signed that set a quiet deadline with China.
No one has built a new nuclear reactor in America on time or on budget for the better part of forty years. We both know that regulators couldn't change this, and utilities wouldn’t dare risk it.
Andrew Carnegie never laid a single mile of railroad track. The real truth is that he got rich selling the steel underneath it. More than 150 years later, SpaceX just became the new railroad.
I’ve got Iran to the left of me. Houthis to the right. Here I am, stuck in the middle with Yanbu. That’s the jingle humming inside Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s head for the last few...
Congress passed a law banning helium exports back in 1925. They called it "a mineral resource pertaining to the national defense." And there was only one target in mind: Germany...