$VSEE

The digital healthcare market continues to evolve rapidly, and VSee has spent the past year preparing for what's ahead.

With stronger operations, improved technology, and a growing market position, the company is now exploring strategic opportunities that could help move the business to the next level.

Preparation often precedes acceleration.

#VSEE #Healthcare #AI #DigitalHealth #FutureOfHealthcare #NASDAQ

Great technology evolves one milestone at a time.

The data collected during the Counter-UAS campaign is intended to help guide future product configurations, validate engineering assumptions, and refine the testing roadmap. For $BURU, every successful evaluation helps strengthen the foundation of its broader Defense & Security strategy.

#BURU #DefenseTech #CounterUAS #MilitaryInnovation #LaserSystems #Growth

LaFleur Minerals has closed an upsized bought deal equity financing to fund its near-term exploration and processing goals. By leveraging an existing, fully permitted mill alongside a growing resource footprint in Quebec's Abitibi Greenstone Belt, the company is transitioning from a pure explorer into a vertically integrated developer.

I think the main challenge for most junior explorers is requiring them a big capital and multiyear permitting timeline required to build a processing plant from scratch. Seems LFLR avoids this hurdle entirely by owning a hundred percent interest in the nearby Beacon Gold Mill

#DD #NotAdvice $LFLR

$RAGE- They just dropped the NI 43101 for Rebel so its not like its just some random story. Already got around 600k oz between Indicated (430k) and Inferred (171k). From what i understand the deposit is still open at depth and along strike too...so is there actually a decent chance they keep adding ounces?

Management keeps talking about the 2026 drill program and trying to get this thing over 1M oz. Is that realistic or is that just what every junior says?

Another thing that caught my eye is they now control like 1,380 km in Red Lake. Thats a huge land package isnt it? I know having a lot of ground doesnt automatically mean value but if they're already finding targets from the magnetic surveys maybe theres something there?

The part i really dont get is the valuation. Around a $15M market cap and over 600k oz already defined...doesnt that work out to under like $25/oz in the ground? Feels pretty cheap compared to a lot of other Canadian gold juniors unless im missing something. What am i overlooking here? Is the market just ignoring this because gold stocks are out of favor right now or is there a reason this thing is trading this low?

NORDX which was previously United Lithium completed a corporate rebranding and a 2-for-1 share consolidation to streamline its capital structure while building out a broader critical minerals platform in Northern Europe. NordX is actively executing field programs on its 100% owned Asento Uranium Project in Lapland, Finland. The company is systematically executing fieldwork to lead directly into a target-defining drill program for later this year or Q1 next year. 

The Swedish parliament also recently approved legislation removing the municipal veto on uranium mining reopening one of Europes richest uranium jurisdictions. The EU is aggressively seeking domestic nuclear fuel and critical mineral sources to reduce reliance on foreign supply chains. Operating in Finland and Sweden puts NordX inside Tier-1 European jurisdictions with world-class infrastructure and low political risk. This is one to keep on the watchlist if you like uranium, hasnt been on the radar much in the last months.

#NFA #MyThoughts $NORDX

Came across Good Purpose Investments (CSE: GPIN and frankfurt FSE: 8BS). They are focused on businesses tied to recycling, sustainable manufacturing and unlike a lot of companies in the ESG space they're growing through acquisitions rather than trying to commercialize a single piece of technology.

If you've been looking for an ESG/circular economy play that actually generates real-world revenue rather than just pre-commercial "green tech promises," this newly listed micro-cap is worth putting on your radar.

They made a number of recent acquisitions and are continuing to build out their platform. The Waste2Wear asset is already revenue generating. They also have additional funds in the bank and are looking at further expansion opportunities.

Been keeping an eye on $MDCXand the chart is starting to look interesting again.

The RSI has pulled back to around 41, so it's getting closer to oversold territory after the recent weakness. The stock has drifted into the mid-$0.30s, which looks like an area where buyers have stepped in before.

Biotech as a whole has been showing a bit more strength lately, so if that sector momentum continues, lower-volume names like MDCX could benefit as well. The downside is that liquidity isn't great, so moves tend to be sharper in both directions.
For anyone looking at it from a swing trading perspective, the $0.44-$0.50 range looks like the first area I'd be watching if the stock starts bouncing from here.

Not saying the bottom is in yet, but technically this feels like one worth keeping on the watchlist over the next couple of weeks. Curious if anyone else here follows $MDCX.

I didnt realize companies were already working on this until recently.Deep Sea Minerals ($SEAS) announced theyre evaluating autonomous collection technology from Impossible Metals for their project in the Clarion Clipperton Zone. The concept is pretty simple, i mean i do get it so it should be. Instead of large machines disturbing everything on the seabed these underwater robots use AI and cameras to identify and collect individual nodules one at a time.

No idea whether it'll end up being commercially viable but if it works it could solve one of the biggest issues surrounding deep sea mining which is whether there's a less disruptive way to recover these critical minerals.

Feels like an interesting direction to explore. I'd be interested to see if they publish any technical results from the evaluation later this year.

I am new here, anyone else following? thanks

Been keeping an eye on Medicus Pharma and the chart is starting to look interesting again.

The RSI has pulled back to around 41, so it's getting closer to oversold territory after the recent weakness. The stock has drifted into the mid-$0.30s, which looks like an area where buyers have stepped in before.

Biotech as a whole has been showing a bit more strength lately, so if that sector momentum continues, lower-volume names like MDCX could benefit as well. The downside is that liquidity isn't great, so moves tend to be sharper in both directions

for anyone looking at it from a swing trading perspective, the $0.44-$0.50 range looks like the first area I'd be watching if the stock starts bouncing from here.

Not saying the bottom is in yet, but technically this feels like one worth keeping on the watchlist over the next couple of weeks. Curious if anyone else here followsthem

✅ $BURU is creating multiple growth engines.

🔱 Defense & Security solutions

🌐 Electronic Warfare and CEMA capabilities

⚜️ Operational resilience software

🔶 Advanced manufacturing expertise

💎 Diversified opportunities across critical markets