Rebels Edge · Mon, Sep 21, 2026

Greenland Mines GRML A new U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security deal j

Summary

The speakers discuss Greenland Mines (GRML) after shares surged roughly 255%–260%, attributing the rally to a reported agreement involving Washington, Denmark, and Greenland over mineral access and security. John suggests further upside is possible, while Pete emphasizes sharp reversals, individual risk tolerance, and taking partial profits after unusually large gains.

The speakers describe an agreement giving Washington greater control over Greenland's minerals while restricting access for China and Russia.
They say the agreement also includes another U.S. base in Greenland.
GRML was reportedly trading up approximately 255%–260% during the discussion.
Shares reached an intraday high near $11.70 before pulling back roughly $1.50.
John sees potential upside beyond the $10–$11 range but does not predict a return to the previous high.
Pete suggests existing holders consider taking partial profits given the volatility and sharp reversals.
Both speakers emphasize disciplined risk management after exceptional gains.

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Full transcript

All right, what about Greenland mines, Pete? Talking about a good trade. Um the US and Denmark, uh which doesn't own Greenland, but they have uh long had a relationship with Greenland. Uh Greenland has a little bit of self-determination, and uh they'd like to maintain that.
Well, the they basically agreed with the president to give Washington greater control over the island's minerals and blocked rival nations from getting access to those same minerals. Those rival nations, by the way, folks, would be uh
uh China and Russia. And uh also put up another base there. So, this caused GRML shares to just pop to the upside by over 260%.
So, um you you can see it came down when it didn't look like they were going to get a deal. Now they've got a deal, it's up, and I imagine it could go back, and I'm not saying it has 36, or whatever the high was, Pete, but I think it could go a lot higher than uh just the 10 or 11 dollars that it hit today.
>> Yeah, I would still want to take a look at it, John, because it's it's is amazing, and you're right. I mean, right now, this moment, it's 255%.
So, yeah, this thing to say that it's moving is uh it's probably not saying it all. I mean, it's it is a monstrous move. It's really, really impressive, and you know, Greenland Greenland mines, and there's a couple other names out there that are also moving pretty strong to the upside.
I mean, this deal um with Washington is is fantastic, obviously. It's extreme. There's volatility involved. There's sharp reversals.
So, I would say this, if somebody was fortunate enough to have a little bit of a piece of this one, John, might might not be the worst thing in the world to maybe take a little something off.
>> [laughter] >> But, um but everybody's got different risk tolerance, so it'll be pretty interesting to see. But, yeah, this thing's been as high today as well over 11 at 1170. And now it's pulled back a little bit, but that's exactly why you and I always try to tell people whether it's a stock or an options when when things go really really well,
ridiculously well, they've they've doubled or whatever, I think that's the time where you've got to step back and say, all right, so what do I think and what do I want to do from here? Because the stock's almost a full buck and a half lower right this moment than it was already today and it's early in the day.
So, interesting to see, but very impressive with all anything connected to that part of the world right now in the mineral space, uh they're doing pretty well.
>> Yeah, and it's always good idea to be talking about discipline because those are the people that hang around longer, folks, and make money consistently are the disciplined people.

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