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"What was really hot was Lithium Americas, man. This one was up about 23%. Shares rallying after US Secretary of Energy saying that the government agreed to acquire a 5% stake in the company."
Lithium Americas experienced a significant rally of approximately 23% following news that the US government is acquiring a 5% stake. This catalyst, mentioned with enthusiasm, suggests positive momentum and investor interest.

"And Tatiana, we're looking at the U.S. government take stakes in yet another company. Yes, and that company is Lithium Americas. Your ticker is LAC, up about 22% after the U.S. government agreed to acquire a 5% stake in the company, as it develops its lithium project in Nevada. That is the largest lithium deposit in the country."
Lithium Americas (LAC) received a 5% government stake, providing a catalyst driven by its large domestic lithium deposit and strategic importance in developing a domestic supply chain for critical metals used in electric vehicles and defense.

"Lithium America's ticker LAC. Oh no, they're rising 32%. So the reason behind this, we had Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, he told Bloomberg TV, he was on and he said that the government's going to take a 5% stake in the company. ... And our analyst, Dan Ives, says that the government taking a stake is a game changer deal for lithium. He says that ThackerPass is going to help the U.S. reduce its reliance on China."
Lithium Americas (LAC) experienced a significant 32% surge following news that the U.S. government will take a 5% stake in the company. Analysts, including Dan Ives, view this move as a game changer that could reduce U.S. reliance on Chinese lithium, indicating a strong positive catalyst for the company.

"We did see this one in the aftermarket... Lithium Americas because the US government agreed to acquire a stake in the company... Secretary of Energy Chris Wright saying on Bloomberg TV giving a boost to the Canadian company as it develops its theroper pass lithium project in Nevada. Ticker for that is LAC up in the after hours."
Lithium Americas (LAC) has received a boost following news that the US government has acquired a stake in the company. This involvement, along with positive commentary from the Secretary of Energy regarding its lithium project in Nevada, has helped propel the stock higher during after-hours trading.

"We're going to just mention Lithium Americas because the U.S. government agreed to acquire a stake in the company. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright saying on Bloomberg TV, giving a boost to the Canadian company as it develops its Thacker Pass Lithium project in Nevada. And so we did see this one in the aftermarket... Ticker for that is LAC up in the after hours."
Lithium Americas received a boost after the U.S. government acquired a stake in the company, supporting the development of its Thacker Pass Lithium project in Nevada. The catalyst has driven notable aftermarket gains, signaling potential near-term momentum.

"Well, I also wanted to keep an idea of people taking stakes here. I mean, we talked about this yesterday on the closing bell, but Lithium Americas has been a name that's also been in focus. That's ticker LAC, based in Vancouver, but focuses on a lot of lithium-based products here. Essentially, they soared yesterday and are continuing a lot of those gains. They closed higher by 96% yesterday, nearly doubling. But the U.S. is saying there's some conversations ongoing about the U.S. potentially taking a stake here in this company. It wants to take equity specifically."
Lithium Americas (LAC) experienced a sharp rise of 96% yesterday, nearly doubling its value. Additionally, discussions about the U.S. government potentially acquiring an equity stake provide a significant catalyst that supports its high momentum, further underscoring the bullish outlook.

"Hey, speaking about the government investing into companies, I want to jump ahead to Lithium Americas, ticker LAC. That is something that we've been talking about. This one took off like a rocket. Did take off like a rocket, as you're calling out there. Ended 95 percent higher. At the closing bell."
Lithium Americas (LAC) experienced a dramatic surge, ending 95% higher. The catalyst appears to be related to government involvement, including a pending stake by the Trump administration amid a loan renegotiation. This commentary offers crucial investor color on short-term momentum for LAC.

"There have been reports that the Trump administration wants to convert a Department of Energy loan into an equity stake, into a 10% equity stake. And we're seeing the shares rise nearly 60% in pre-market trade."
Lithium Americas is experiencing a significant pre-market surge, rising nearly 60%, after reports suggested that the Trump administration is considering converting a DOE loan into a 10% equity stake. This catalyst, combined with its partnership with General Motors on a major Nevada lithium mine, positions the stock favorably in the eyes of investors.
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