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$Lithium Americas Corp.(LAC)$ has been on fire. The stock nearly doubled in just two trading days, with one day alone up almost 96%. The reason? A Reuters report that the Trump administration might revise a $2.3 billion Department of Energy loan to the company — and even take a 5%–10% equity stake. For a company worth less than $1 billion before the news, that was enough to send shares skyrocketing.Now the question is: after such a huge jump, is it still worth buying?Why This Company MattersLAC owns the Thacker Pass project in Nevada, the largest known lithium deposit in North America. Lithium is the key ingredient for EV batteries, and the U.S. is trying to cut its dependence on imports from China, Chile, and Australia.Phase 1 of Thacker Pass is e

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September 25, Eastern Time – while the broad market slid for a third day, a clutch of Made-in-USA names dubbed the “Stars & Stripes basket” lit up the tape.$Lithium Americas Corp.(LAC)$ rose another 22.63% after popped 95 % on Wendnesday, $Intel(INTC)$ added 8.87% and $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ surged 8.82%.5 DAY CHANGES AS OF September 25th 2025Below we unpack the catalysts, money-flow and a watch-list for the next Washington-backed momentum plays.1. What happened on 9/25?The Trump administration is in talks with $Lithium Americas Corp.(LAC)$ o restructure a $2.26 billion Department of Energy loan and is seeking an equity

Big-Tech’s PerformanceMacro Headlines This Week:The market is reassessing rate cut expectations. Due to slightly stronger economic data (particularly employment-related indicators), the market has been forced to adjust its expectations for further rate cuts. Some participants are questioning whether the labor market is more resilient than anticipated, leading to a resurgence in the U.S. dollar's strength. The three major indices all hit weekly lows as investors worry that the Federal Reserve might slow the pace of rate cuts. Meanwhile, technical corrections and profit-taking emerged in the market, with U.S. Treasury yields (long-end) rising, putting pressure on high-valuation tech and growth stocks.Political pressures on central bank independence, potential U.S. government shutdown, and co