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$CRML Critical Metals to rally on possible Greenland deal, says Clear Street Clear Street expects Critical Metals shares to be up over 10% this morning due to the Trump administration announcing the U.S. has reached a military security deal with Greenland and Denmark. While additional details have not been released, this is progress in de-escalating the prior rhetoric from the Trump Administration about the U.S. interest in Greenland, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Clear Street says that if a formal agreement is reached, it could help accelerate Critical Metals' investment plan and phases of its Tanbreez project for rare earths mining in Greenland. The firm has a Buy rating on the stock with a $20 price target.

Trump's security deal ignites Greenland-related stocks, resource names rally across the board, Greenland Energy up over 100% How long can Trump's security deal keep pumping liquidity into Greenland-related stocks? Feels like purely sentiment-driven speculation, not a fundamental reversal The US-Denmark-Greenland agreement wording is contradictory Trump claims permanent control and veto power, while Danish and Greenlandic officials immediately pushed back, stressing sovereignty is unchanged and the agreement involves no funding or commercial licenses The three names are highly divergent Greenland Energy $GLND Ripped hardest in overnight trading but is the most shell-like, the region banned new oil and gas licenses in 2021, approval for old permits is highly uncertain, purely a capital game Critical Metals $CRML Its Tanbreez project is a major heavy rare earth deposit, connected to the US Export-Import Bank EXIM, a hard logic play on de-Sinifying the supply chain Greenland Mines $GRML Just completed the Sarfartoq rare earth mine acquisition in early September, positioned on the rare earth de-Sinification and geopolitical tailwind Real barriers to Arctic mining Strict approvals US military presence cannot override strict local environmental and mining permits Lack of infrastructure The Arctic lacks ports and power grids, capex is enormous Going forward, the defense agreement likely lacks direct funding, and once the hype fades the premium will give back quickly. I only favor heavy rare earth names $CRML and $GRML that can connect to US Department of Defense DPA special funding or US military infrastructure coordination, pure concept and oil-gas names like $GLND will see a brutal pullback DYOR