⚠ WSJ BREAKING NEWS · $225M INVESTMENT SECURED ⚠ The Wall Street Journal broke the biggest energy news of the year. While most investors are chasing AI stocks, a global energy supermajor deployed a big chunk of capital into a private U.S. startup. Eni has officially agreed to make a $225 million
Editor’s Note: There's an urgent briefing happening this morning at 10 am ET that you don't want to miss. For the very first time, two investors who've called 10X, 20X, even 200X winners before the crowd caught on are joining forces — Joel Litman
If those two companies reach public markets, a similar story to SpaceX's $1.75T IPO will likely play out: “company goes public after its biggest growth has already occurred at the private stage.”But there's a private company with a valuation north of $1B that’s
Texas just made history. EnergyX commissioned the largest lithium production demo facility of its kind in the state, and they're just getting started. America needs 5X more lithium by 2040. But supply deficits are already forming, with Morgan Stanley projecting an 80K-ton shortage this year alone. So
Eni, Italy’s largest oil producer, just invested into EnergyX’s lithium project in Chile, a stake that could reach $225M. The project is expected to generate $1.3B in annual revenue at forecasted market prices. It’s just one piece of EnergyX’s portfolio holding up to 15M+ tons
The United States and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding to end the war. Then Iran hit a cargo vessel with a drone in the middle of the strait. The U.S. responded with strikes on Iranian missile storage facilities and radar sites. And Iran launched drones at Bahrain. So
To understand why more than 43,000 investors have already taken a position in one private U.S. startup, you need to look at the math. Right now, traditional lithium extraction relies on enormous open-air evaporation ponds. And the process takes 18 months. But one company has patented a
While retail investors were losing money chasing hyped public IPOs, General Motors led a $50 million private investment round into a company most people have never heard of. And GM wasn't alone. POSCO – one of the largest industrial conglomerates in the world – backed them as well. So did
Editor’s Note: There's an urgent briefing happening this morning at 10 am ET that you don't want to miss. For the very first time, two investors who've called 10X, 20X, even 200X winners before the crowd caught on are joining forces — Joel Litman
While retail investors were losing money chasing hyped public IPOs, General Motors led a $50 million private investment round into a company most people have never heard of. And GM wasn't alone. POSCO – one of the largest industrial conglomerates in the world – backed them as well. So did
Let's talk about what actually happened with the SpaceX IPO. By the time shares hit the public markets, the money had already been made. Millions of retail investors scrambled to buy in on day one – but the insiders and early-stage investors who'd held private shares
JP Morgan did not become the world’s biggest bank by making the wrong bets. So when they put $1.5 trillion behind energy, people notice. Here is what they see. Every EV battery needs lithium. So do AI data centers going up right now. Demand is set to grow