The White House has directly invested in mining and technology companies with publicly traded stocks, a departure from traditional government practices. This move is focused on critical minerals and national security, causing the stocks to soar towards their 52-week highs.

Intel, with a 10% stake from the government, is receiving support for domestic chip production, aligning with national security goals. INTC shares have surged by +60% in the last three months, hitting a new 52-week peak of $38. Other investments include Lithium Americas and MP Materials, both experiencing significant stock growth.

Lithium Americas, with a 5% government stake and a $435 million loan, is expected to be a major lithium source in North America. MP Materials, receiving a $400 million investment from the Pentagon, aims to counter China’s rare earth mineral dominance. Trilogy Metals also received a 10% stake for copper, cobalt, and geranium mining in Alaska.

These “White House” stocks have seen impressive growth, with INTC, LAC, MP, and TMQ all showing strong performance. The government’s direct investments have bolstered these companies, leading to significant stock price increases. The future outlook for these stocks remains positive, with potential for further growth.

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