Dear Investor,

Deep Sea Minerals Corp. (OTCQB: DSEAF | CSE: SEAS) just formally applied to supply nickel to the U.S. military.

Not a concept. Not a pitch. An actual government bid.

Here's why the Pentagon cares: China controls the supply of metals the U.S. military runs on — and in December 2025, China started restricting exports. The U.S. is now scrambling to find domestic and allied alternatives.

Nickel powers aircraft, missiles, and semiconductors. SEAS is going after it at the ocean floor — specifically in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone and Cook Islands — one of the richest untapped mineral regions on Earth.

The program they bid into offers government funding with no strings attached — no new shares, no dilution. If selected, Washington essentially backs them.

The CEO has 25+ years running offshore operations at ConocoPhillips and BP. The company just closed an oversubscribed $4.22M raise. Market cap sits around C$26M.

Small company. Big opportunity. Real risks.

But when a micro-cap gets into a Pentagon bid process — that's worth paying attention to.

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☕️ GM Munchers! I was in the middle of a very important Real Housewives episode with my wife when my phone started buzzing with breaking news. She's now watching alone. I'm now writing this. Neither of us are happy.

BREAKING NEWS

🚨 BREAKING: Trump Gave Iran A 48 Hour Warning

If you thought the weekend was going to be a quiet little break from the Friday bloodbath, I have some terrible news for you.

But first, a quick reminder of how we stumbled into the weekend:

• The S&P dropped 1.5%.

• The Dow shed 443 points.

• The Nasdaq got absolutely slaughtered down 2%.

• Oh and oil settled at $112 a barrel.

I have officially cancelled all driving plans indefinitely. My wife thinks I'm being dramatic. My gas tank agrees with me.

So here's everything that's happened since Friday close:

1. The 48-Hour Ultimatum: Trump logged onto Truth Social and pointed directly at Iran. Open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours or the U.S. military will destroy Iran's entire power grid. Not the oil fields. The power grid. Hospitals, lights, communications — all of it dark. The deadline hits Monday evening. The clock is already ticking and Wall Street is going to spend all of Sunday stress eating.

2. The Peace Deal Leak: Simultaneously, Trump's team quietly leaked a peace framework to Axios. If you're expecting a negotiation, read the fine print — it's basically unconditional surrender. Dismantle the nuclear program. Freeze missiles for five years. Defund Hezbollah and the Houthis completely. Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are running the back-channel talks and U.S. officials expect two to three more weeks of fighting before Iran even considers signing anything.

The Munch Take: Traditional futures are locked until Sunday at 6 pm. Bitcoin is the only thing actually trading right now and surprisingly, it's barely flinching. Maybe the market is finally done reacting to tweets. Maybe. Either way, set an alarm for Sunday evening and keep Monday morning completely free. My wife already knows she's losing me to the laptop.

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CHART OF THE DAY

📉 The Purple Line Wall Street Is Watching

There's a purple line on a chart that trillion-dollar pension funds and institutional algorithms treat like a religion. The S&P 500 just closed below it for the second consecutive day. The last time that happened was May 2025. Wall Street is not okay.

The Line Everyone Watches: The 200-day moving average is the financial equivalent of your mom's "I'm not angry, I'm disappointed" face. It’s the ultimate line in the sand.

• When price is above it, algorithms are programmed to buy every dip like clockwork.

• When price closes below it once, it might be a fluke.

• When it closes below it twice in a row, the machines stop buying and start selling. Automatically. Aggressively. Without mercy or emotion.

The Historical Gut Punch: This has happened before. In 2000, 2008, and 2022, consecutive closes below the 200-day moving average weren't warning shots. They were starting guns for brutal, prolonged bear markets. The last time the market dipped below in May it instantly reclaimed the line and ripped higher. That's the optimistic scenario. The other scenario involves words nobody wants to say out loud.

What Happens Monday: 

• The S&P is sitting in no man's land and the weekend news is not helping.

• If Trump's 48-hour ultimatum ends with bombs dropping on Iranian power grids, oil gaps up violently, algorithms relentlessly short the market, and we flush 5% to 8% almost immediately.

• If a peace deal somehow gains traction and Iran blinks, we might get a historic bull run after all.

The Munch Take: Long term, we’re still bullish and we’re buying the dip. However, prediction markets are pricing in two to three more weeks of fighting before anyone signs anything. Meaning the downside risk is very real and very close. My wife asked me why I've been staring at a purple line on my laptop all weekend. I told her it was art. She didn't buy it. Neither is the market.

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