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China Threat Triggers Potential Mining Boom for Investors
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China has almost a 90% lock on critical minerals needed to produce our military, mobile, and green technologies. Mining companies are scrambling to find domestic sources to break China's chokehold on supply chains. Nevada, Idaho and Montana are key to securing a domestic supply.
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PMT Insider Trading

Insider Ownership Percentage: N/A
Insider Buying (Last 12 Months): C$35,320.00
Insider Selling (Last 12 Months): C$136,613.20

Perpetual Energy Insider Trading History Chart

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Perpetual Energy Share Price & Price History

Current Price: C$0.83
Price Change: ▼ Price Decrease of -0.06 (-6.74%)
As of 12/5/2022 01:00 AM ET

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The Lithium "Lie"
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Did you know each electric car battery requires 220 pounds of graphite – more than lithium, copper, or aluminum? China controls more than 90% of this vital ingredient. But the U.S. just classified graphite as "essential for America's National Defense"... and one little-known company is looking to win big in the energy war with China.
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Perpetual Energy Insider Trading History

Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionShares Held After TransactionDetails
8/12/2022Marcello RapiniSenior OfficerBuy15,000C$0.99C$14,850.00125,072
6/30/2022Jeff GreenSenior OfficerSell71,500C$1.33C$94,737.50570,962
6/15/2022Linda Lee MckeanSenior OfficerSell26,420C$1.59C$41,875.70990,200
6/10/2022Linda DietscheDirectorBuy11,500C$1.78C$20,470.0011,500
10/13/2021Linda Lee MckeanSenior OfficerSell100,000C$0.69C$69,000.00538,120
7/21/2021Geoffrey Craig MerrittDirectorBuy17,000C$0.35C$5,950.0052,673
7/19/2021Howard WardDirectorBuy670C$0.37C$244.553,031
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China Threat Triggers Potential Mining Boom for Investors
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China has almost a 90% lock on critical minerals needed to produce our military, mobile, and green technologies. Mining companies are scrambling to find domestic sources to break China's chokehold on supply chains. Nevada, Idaho and Montana are key to securing a domestic supply.
Discover the one company set to break China's grip

SEC Filings (Institutional Ownership Changes) for Perpetual Energy (TSE:PMT)

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Perpetual Energy Inc. engages in the exploration, production, and marketing of oil and natural gas in Canada. Its portfolio of assets includes liquids-rich natural gas assets located in deep basin of west central Alberta; heavy crude oil and shallow conventional natural gas assets in Eastern Alberta; and undeveloped bitumen leases located in Northern Alberta. The company is headquartered in Calgary, Canada.
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Today's Range

Now: C$0.83
Low: C$0.82
High: C$0.86

50 Day Range

MA: C$0.95
Low: C$0.83
High: C$1.10

52 Week Range

Now: C$0.83
Low: C$0.46
High: C$1.95

Volume

3,500 shs

Average Volume

113,978 shs

Market Capitalization

C$54.72 million

P/E Ratio

2.44

Dividend Yield

N/A

Beta

N/A

Who are the company insiders with the largest holdings of Perpetual Energy?

Perpetual Energy's top insider investors include:
  1. Linda Lee Mckean (Senior Officer)
  2. Jeff Green (Senior Officer)
  3. Marcello Rapini (Senior Officer)
  4. Geoffrey Craig Merritt (Director)
  5. Linda Dietsche (Director)
  6. Howard Ward (Director)
Learn More about top insider investors at Perpetual Energy.
Why is Russia reopening dormant copper mines?
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In deepest Siberia, Russian oligarchs are pouring $15 billion into two long-dormant copper mines with close access to the lucrative China market. Copper is essential to the West's plans to transition to green energy and Russia has the third-largest reserves in the world. Is Putin making a move to corner the copper market? New sources of copper – outside Russia – are desperately needed for the West to win its war for energy independence.
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