ANLDF
ANFIELD ENERGY INC
stock OTC

I bought a pile of Anfield warrants (ticker AEC.WT) for safekeeping a while ago at 1.5 and 2 cents
Background reading:
[https://nasdaqnewsreports.blogspot.com/2025/06/uranium-play-with-best-leveraged-upside.html](https://nasdaqnewsreports.blogspot.com/2025/06/uranium-play-with-best-leveraged-upside.html)
[https://mininghub.com/article/anfield-energy-inc/tsxv-aec/shootaring-canyon-mill-5975/anfield-provides-update-on-share-consolidation-in-preparation-for-listing-on-nasdaq-113934](https://mininghub.com/article/anfield-energy-inc/tsxv-aec/shootaring-canyon-mill-5975/anfield-provides-update-on-share-consolidation-in-preparation-for-listing-on-nasdaq-113934)
The TLDR version is that Anfield has some Uranium properties in the U.S. It got a favourable ruling in Trump's drill, baby, drill and energy security bills. The first uranium property in the U.S. to be approved under the new program.
In preparation to uplist on the NASDAQ, the company did a bunch of things, with the final step being a 1 for 75 consolidation of shares last week. With that being accomplished, the volume has sunk to nothing:
[https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AEC.V/history/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AEC.V/history/)
[https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ANLDF/history/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ANLDF/history/)
Stock has 15.6 million shares outstanding now. Not super low for squeeze potential, but not super high either. RGC type of runs tells you it's more about volume than float. A stock with a 15 million float with 50K daily volume is a lot more likely to squeeze than a stock with a 1 million float but a mysterious 10 million daily volume or more.
The warrants are not part of the consolidation and they still trade at around 2 cents. Instead, they are adjusted through the strike terms, where the strike price is CAD $13.50 and it takes 75 of them to exercise for one share. So if the stock price is $14.25, the warrants are intrinsically worth $0.01. If the stock price is $21, the warrants are worth $0.10 etc. The value of the warrants comes from the time value, expiring in May 2027. Just like any other call option.
Assuming Anfield gets approved for NASDAQ listing, the warrants become a great spec play imo. We have seen enough stocks like Anfield pump out of nowhere once they list on the NASDAQ. If that happens to Anfield, the warrant value goes through the roof as they are currently exercisable. It has a good enough story where I think it is possible. I know the finance bro industry is littered with Uranium bulls right now.
I'm Canadian and use TD, so don't ask me where you can buy the warrants as an American. I think IB will have them available, not sure about other brokers. The stock itself might be a worthy gamble under the ANDLF ticker too, though not leveraged like the warrants are.

I bought a pile of Anfield warrants (ticker AEC.WT) for safekeeping a while ago at 1.5 and 2 cents
Background reading:
[https://nasdaqnewsreports.blogspot.com/2025/06/uranium-play-with-best-leveraged-upside.html](https://nasdaqnewsreports.blogspot.com/2025/06/uranium-play-with-best-leveraged-upside.html)
[https://mininghub.com/article/anfield-energy-inc/tsxv-aec/shootaring-canyon-mill-5975/anfield-provides-update-on-share-consolidation-in-preparation-for-listing-on-nasdaq-113934](https://mininghub.com/article/anfield-energy-inc/tsxv-aec/shootaring-canyon-mill-5975/anfield-provides-update-on-share-consolidation-in-preparation-for-listing-on-nasdaq-113934)
The TLDR version is that Anfield has some Uranium properties in the U.S. It got a favourable ruling in Trump's drill, baby, drill and energy security bills. The first uranium property in the U.S. to be approved under the new program.
In preparation to uplist on the NASDAQ, the company did a bunch of things, with the final step being a 1 for 75 consolidation of shares last week. With that being accomplished, the volume has sunk to nothing:
[https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AEC.V/history/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AEC.V/history/)
[https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ANLDF/history/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ANLDF/history/)
Stock has 15.6 million shares outstanding now. Not super low for squeeze potential, but not super high either. RGC type of runs tells you it's more about volume than float. A stock with a 15 million float with 50K daily volume is a lot more likely to squeeze than a stock with a 1 million float but a mysterious 10 million daily volume or more.
The warrants are not part of the consolidation and they still trade at around 2 cents. Instead, they are adjusted through the strike terms, where the strike price is CAD $13.50 and it takes 75 of them to exercise for one share. So if the stock price is $14.25, the warrants are intrinsically worth $0.01. If the stock price is $21, the warrants are worth $0.10 etc. The value of the warrants comes from the time value, expiring in May 2027. Just like any other call option.
Assuming Anfield gets approved for NASDAQ listing, the warrants become a great spec play imo. We have seen enough stocks like Anfield pump out of nowhere once they list on the NASDAQ. If that happens to Anfield, the warrant value goes through the roof as they are currently exercisable. It has a good enough story where I think it is possible. I know the finance bro industry is littered with Uranium bulls right now.
I'm Canadian and use TD, so don't ask me where you can buy the warrants as an American. I think IB will have them available, not sure about other brokers. The stock itself might be a worthy gamble under the ANDLF ticker too, though not leveraged like the warrants are.