ANLDF Anfield Energy Inc

$ANLDF Insanely mispriced. At a $60M market cap, Anfield Energy trades below the standalone replacement floor value of the Shootaring Canyon Mill alone ($90M). Factor in that it's one of only three permitted conventional uranium mills in the entire U.S., and the strategic monopoly value scales massively once active feed starts flowing.

$ANLDF Decent rebound today; +4.05%. Yesterday's large volume buys in the 2.80-2.90's starting to show through. But is it merely the establishing of a new trading zone or beginning of something more constructive?

$ANLDF In n Q1 2024 Anfield Energy applied for a federal loan guarantee through the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Loan Programs Office (LPO) under the Title 17 Clean Energy Financing Program. The loan guarantee was sought to finance the reactivation, modernization, and expansion of Anfield's 100%-owned Shootaring Canyon Uranium Mill in Garfield County, Utah. The DOE Title 17 loan guarantee approval process is multi-phased and rigorous, typically taking 12 to 24 months from initial filing to final loan closing.

$ANLDF Fair price is $7-$9 compared to the peers. That excludes the Shootaring Canyon mill. This is ridiculous.

$ANLDF I know a lot of today is macro, but I'll take whatever we can get to restart momentum. This will rise. Be patient. We're close to some big production catalysts.

$ANLDF Held with a decent volume day (64,080) and most likely profit taking from the last dip. We did start testing the $3.20's with good volume this morning. Maybe a peak into the near future. Even +$.01 (0.33%) is important.