Trump, the White House, federal stake, rare earth stocks, government investment, and national security supply chains are moving markets fast. Luke Lango explains how a White House decision to take a federal stake sent one stock nearly tripling in a month—and which stocks have the potential to catch
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MarketBeat28 Jan 2026, 04:42 UTC
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The analysis focuses on three stocks with significant upside potential, particularly within the rare earth and nuclear energy sectors. USAR and MP Materials are highlighted for their recent performance and government backing, suggesting continued bullish momentum. OKLO, a nuclear energy company, is also presented as a promising investment due to its recent government contracts and plans for expansion. The thesis is that government investment in these critical sectors is driving demand and creating opportunities for significant growth in these companies.
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