NAN Reddit Mentions | ChartExchange

The creator of the above commentary seems to be fustrated because #1 they have political bias and investing in stock seems to go contrary their own political beliefs.
It's like saying I will only invest in companies that will support my own political belief and the companies that donate to my party. If you want to do that that's your choice but you may find your self saying no to stocks that go up. The market doesn't care about my political beliefs it cares about making money.
That being said here's the companies that may or may not benefit from the United States owning Greenland.
Key Canadian Mining Companies in Greenland:
Amaroq Minerals Ltd. (TSX.V: AMRQ): A major player in South Greenland, developing gold, copper, and other strategic minerals, operating the Nalunaq gold mine, and holding the largest mineral license package in the country.
Greenland Resources Inc. (TSX: MOLY): Focused on its world-class Malmbjerg molybdenum project in East-Central Greenland, aiming to supply Europe's green technology sector.
You can invest in Kobold Metals it's a private company that you can invest in pre IPO.
Brunswick Exploration (TSX.V: BRW): Expanding its lithium exploration footprint with projects in Disko Bay and Uummannaq, positioning itself as a key lithium explorer in Greenland.
North American Nickel (NAN): Exploring for nickel with properties in Greenland, supported by VMS Ventures.
Neo Performance Materials: A Canada-based firm developing a rare earth mineral mine at the Sarfartoq deposit.
Critical Metals Corp
NASDAQ: CRML
Critical Metals Corp. operates as a mining exploration and development company in Austria and Southern Greenland. The company explores for lithium and rare earth element deposits. The company is based in Road Town, British Virgin Islands. Critical Metals Corp. is a subsidiary of European Lithium Limited.
While major international oil companies previously explored Greenland (like Shell, ExxonMobil, BP in the past), current activity is limited due to a government ban on new oil licenses, though some small firms like Greenland Energy
Company (formerly March GL) are pursuing onshore projects in Jameson Land, while domestic supplier Polaroil handles local fuel distribution and logistics for mining/exploration. Greenland's national company, Nunaoil, was restructured to focus on renewables in 2022.
Past Major Players:
KANUMAS Project (1989-1996): A consortium including BP, ExxonMobil, Shell, Statoil (now Equinor), and Texaco explored offshore areas with Greenland's state-owned Nunaoil.
Other Past Interest: Companies like Cairn Energy (Capricorn) also showed interest in past licensing rounds.
Current (or Emerging) Companies:
Greenland Energy Company (formerly March GL): A U.S. public company aiming to develop onshore oil and gas in the Jameson Land Basin, holding significant license rights.
Polaroil: A crucial local supplier of fuels (diesel, petrol, jet fuel) and logistics for mining and any exploration activities, operating across Greenland.
Key Changes & Context:
License Ban: Greenland's government halted new oil exploration licenses due to environmental concerns, shifting focus towards sustainable energy.
Nunaoil's Transformation: Greenland's former national oil company transitioned to NunaGreen to cease oil exploration and prioritize renewable energy.
Shift to Renewables: Greenland is increasingly emphasizing renewable energy, making large-scale oil development less likely.
Notice the state owned oil company will either go back to Ownership of Denmark or stays with Greenland or it it will probably become a American oil company based upon what ever Trump decides. I'm trying to be non political here but it's possible these companies like BP , Shell or Exxon Mobil will gain the assets of the Greenland state owned oil company.
This is no investment advice but if your political beliefs are important and override investments then go ahead and short BP Shell and Exxon Mobil or buy stock option puts in these companies.
However I would choose to do the opposite and invest in these companies because I do believe theses people want to look out for themselves. Never underestimate in the power of greed.