 Editor's Note: In 2016, Louis Navellier recommended Nvidia at $2.51 — split-adjusted. What followed is now Wall Street history: a 44,000% gain that could have created extraordinary wealth for those who acted. He also called Apple before a 36,000% rise and Microsoft before a 60,800% climb. Now he says the folks who missed Nvidia have one more chance — and the setup is clearer than it's ever been. He's agreed to reveal the name and ticker, for free.
Dear Reader, February 2016. Nvidia was trading at $2.51, split-adjusted. Nobody was calling it an AI stock. Most investors had never thought of a graphics chip company as anything other than a gaming play. The name barely came up in investment circles. But my data had flagged something. A pattern the market hadn't priced in yet. I sent my readers a single, clear recommendation. And anyone who acted could've got in on the biggest investment story of this decade. I tell that story not to look back. I tell it because I'm looking at the exact same pattern right now. Different company. Different technology. Same gap between what the market knows and what my data shows. Let me tell you what's being built. Deep in the Appalachian Mountains, at a secretive government lab behind triple-layered razor wire... 40,000 of America's top scientists and engineers are completing work on a new AI mega computer called Golden Dawn. Golden Dawn will be 283 trillion times more powerful than today's leading AI systems. It will span a territory larger than the state of Texas. And it will accelerate AI breakthroughs by 36,000% — turning five-year timelines into five days. President Trump himself compared this to the creation of the atom bomb. When Golden Dawn goes live, I believe it will trigger a $100 trillion reset of the AI markets. Nearly 25 times bigger than everything we've seen from the AI boom up to now. In 2016, the company I flagged was still unknown when I recommended it. The company I've identified today is in the same position. Same pattern. Same kind of gap. And the window is open right now. I'm revealing it, down to the ticker, in a new free presentation. Click here now — before I'm forced to take it down. Regards, Louis Navellier
Senior Quantitative Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace P.S. Anyone who bought Nvidia in February 2016 didn't fully understand what they held until years later. But the data was clear at the time — to anyone willing to look. I'm looking right now. And what I see in Tennessee looks more like February 2016 than anything I've tracked since. Go here for the full details, including the ticker — before this presentation comes down.
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TMC Stock: Why This Pre-Revenue Miner Is Worth WatchingAuthored by Chris Markoch. Article Posted: 5/15/2026. 
Key Points
- TMC stock offers speculative exposure to critical minerals needed for EVs, defense systems, and energy infrastructure.
- The company’s partnership with Allseas provides a capital-light path toward commercial deep-sea mining production.
- Upcoming NOAA permit decisions and government offtake agreements could become major catalysts for TMC stock.
- Special Report: The #1 stock to buy BEFORE the June S-1 filing
Many investors may not be familiar with TMC the Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC). TMC is not a traditional miner, but it could play a key role in helping the United States achieve mineral independence. TMC collects polymetallic nodules—potato-shaped rocks—from the deep ocean floor. These nodules contain four critical metals: nickel, copper, cobalt, and manganese.
Why does that matter? The metals inside these nodules are the same ones needed to build batteries, military hardware, and power grids. However, the U.S. currently imports nearly all of them. China, the DRC, and other nations control much of the global supply. TMC is positioning itself to become a future supplier for electric vehicles, defense systems, and clean energy infrastructure. The Big Picture OpportunityTMC claims a resource base of roughly 1.6 billion tonnes of nodules. Its two economic studies—a Pre-Feasibility Study and an Initial Assessment—put the combined estimated net present value at $23.6 billion. Before committing capital, it’s important to understand that this figure represents potential output. It’s not reality yet. Still, it gives you a sense of the scale the company is pursuing. The Earnings Report Confirms Progress, But Nothing MoreTMC is not profitable and remains in the pre-revenue stage. So the company’s current financials are really about how efficiently it's burning through cash while building toward production. In its Q1 2026 earnings release, announced on May 14, the company reported a net loss of $20.5 million. That's nearly identical to the $20.6 million loss in Q1 2025. Operating expenses rose, but non-cash items—like a swing in TMC's warrant liability—offset the increase. The bottom line held steady, which is a mild positive. Cash on hand was $119.7 million as of March 31. Add in available credit, and total liquidity reaches $164 million. That's enough runway to ease immediate liquidity concerns while the firm pushes toward its next major milestones. The Allseas Deal: A Major Step ForwardOn May 11, TMC signed a formal agreement with Allseas—its largest strategic investor—to complete and operate the first commercial nodule collection system. Allseas has more than 40 years of deep-sea experience. It previously ran a successful pilot test for TMC in 2022, pulling 3,000 tonnes of nodules to the surface. Under the new deal, Allseas will fund a significant portion of pre-production development costs. TMC will repay it from future production revenue. That's a capital-light structure—TMC doesn't have to front all the cash itself. The system is designed to collect 3 million wet tonnes of nodules per year. It includes two collector vehicles, a riser system, and the production vessel Hidden Gem. Commissioning is expected to begin in Q4 2027. The engineering for key long-lead components—riser, umbilical, launch and recovery systems—is already complete. Procurement and subcontracting are set to begin in Q3 2026, with fabrication running through Q3 2027. Once again, it’s important to remember that this is still about potential. However, the contract provides a concrete, time-bound roadmap. That matters for a company at this stage. Permitting: On Track, Not Yet DoneTMC filed its consolidated permit application with NOAA in January 2026. By April 28, it received full compliance status. An Exploration License and Commercial Recovery Permit are expected to be granted in Q1 2027. The U.S. government has been supportive. An executive order from April 2025 called for expedited permitting for offshore minerals. The Defense Department is also exploring whether to stockpile nodule-derived metals and enter into offtake agreements. That's a potential government customer. Still, permits aren't guaranteed. Regulatory risk is real and worth watching, particularly with the upcoming midterm elections. What the Chart Is Telling YouFrom a technical standpoint, the picture is mixed. TMC has been trading around its 200-day exponential moving average—currently near $5.68. For most of the past year, that level acted as a floor, with the share price bouncing off it repeatedly. But recently, the dynamic has shifted. The 200-day average now looks more like a ceiling than a floor. The MACD is rising from deeply negative territory, which suggests improving momentum. However, until the price can clearly break and hold above that moving average, caution is warranted. For a speculative stock like this, technicals are important. A confirmed move above the 200-day would be a more encouraging setup for investors looking to initiate a position. 
What to Watch Going ForwardTMC is a high-risk, high-reward story. It's pre-revenue, pre-production, and carries real regulatory and execution risk. But the earnings report confirms that the building blocks are coming together in a way that wasn't true two years ago. The “show me” nature of TMC is reflected in the lack of analyst coverage. MarketBeat shows only four analysts offering a rating on the company. But it’s worth noting that the consensus price target is $10.88, which represents an upside of over 90%. The good news is that the company has several upcoming milestones that could move the needle:
For investors willing to do their homework and accept volatility, TMC deserves a spot on the watchlist. Just don't size it like a sure thing, because it isn't one yet.
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