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Recorded on July 27 2026 at NRS Studios Energy Fuels NYSE American: UUUU TSX: EFR Curtis Moore, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Corporate Development at Energy Fuels, joins Steve Yang to explain how the company is evolving beyond its position as a leading U.S. uranium producer. Curtis outlines how the White Mesa Mill gives Energy Fuels a specialized platform for processing uranium-bearing monazite into separated rare earth oxides while supporting its broader uranium business. The conversation covers Pinyon Plain, the La Sal Complex, Nichols Ranch, the Donald Project, Vara Mada, the Bahia Project, and the company’s strategy for securing long-term monazite feedstock. Curtis also discusses the planned acquisitions of Australian Strategic Materials and VAC, which are intended to extend Energy Fuels from mining and oxide separation into rare earth metals, alloys, and permanent magnet manufacturing. He explains why vertical integration matters in rare earths, where the company sees a competitive advantage, and which milestones investors should watch over the next year. Like, subscribe, and ring the bell for more mining, commodities, and critical-materials interviews from Natural Resource Stocks. #Millettian KEY TOPICS Energy Fuels’ uranium production and U3O8 outlook White Mesa Mill and rare earth separation Pinyon Plain and low-cost U.S. uranium Monazite and heavy mineral sand feedstock Donald, Vara Mada, and Bahia projects NdPr, dysprosium, and terbium oxides Australian Strategic Materials and the Korean Metals Plant VAC and permanent rare earth magnet manufacturing Share structure, institutional ownership, and valuation Near-term rare earth and acquisition catalysts ENERGY FUELS Website https://www.energyfuels.com/ Investor information https://investors.energyfuels.com/ HOST STEVE YANG — NATURAL RESOURCE STOCKS Website https://www.NaturalResourceStocks.net YouTube Main https://www.youtube.com/@naturalresourcestocks YouTube World https://www.youtube.com/@NaturalResoureStocksWorld X https://x.com/JustSteveYang NRS LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/naturalresourcestocks-net/ NRS Facebook https://www.facebook.com/people/Natural-Resource-Stocks/100090526686713/ NRS TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@natural.resource.stocks NRS Instagram https://www.instagram.com/naturalresourcestocks/ CHAPTERS 00:00 Energy Fuels’ mine-to-magnet strategy 00:59 Steve Yang introduces Curtis Moore 01:18 Energy Fuels tickers and website 01:34 From uranium producer to critical materials 04:19 How heavy mineral sands and monazite fit 06:49 White Mesa and the company’s major assets 09:00 Donald Project and heavy rare earth feedstock 10:28 Building a mine-to-magnet supply chain 12:21 Could the businesses eventually be separated 12:55 Uranium company or critical-materials company 14:53 China’s dominance and supply-chain diversification 17:00 Share structure and institutional ownership 18:21 Energy Fuels’ competitive advantage 19:14 Acquiring scarce metals and magnet capacity 20:24 Three things investors should know about rare earths 24:49 Catalysts for the next 12 months 26:22 Valuation and long-term cash-flow potential 28:01 Closing remarks The content provided by Galt Consulting Group, doing business as NaturalResourceStocks.net, including but not limited to interviews, articles, podcasts, and other digital media, is for informational purposes only. We reserve the right to buy and sell shares of any company mentioned in these communications, including sponsors of the NaturalResourceStocks.net platform. If Galt Consulting Group or any affiliated parties are invested in a company mentioned in our content, we will publicly disclose such investments on all digital platforms, including but not limited to the NaturalResourceStocks YouTube channel, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. This disclosure will include clear statements indicating whether or not we hold shares in the companies discussed. Nothing in our content constitutes financial advice. Every investor is responsible for conducting their own due diligence and should seek the advice of a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and investments in the stock market can result in the loss of principal. By engaging with our content, you acknowledge that you are fully responsible for your investment decisions and agree to hold Galt Consulting Group, NaturalResourceStocks.net, and its affiliates harmless for any financial losses incurred.

Recorded on July 24 2026 at NRS Studios Jeff Phillips, Co-Founder and VP of Business Development at Geomorphic AI, joins Andy Millette to discuss opportunity across junior mining stocks, prospect generators, royalty companies, and AI-assisted mineral exploration. Jeff explains why summer weakness can create attractive entry points in well-funded resource companies and shares his views on Bravo Mining, Aldebaran Resources, Revival Gold, Latin Metals, Headwater Gold, Kincora Copper, and Empress Royalty. He breaks down the prospect generator model, where partners fund exploration while the generator retains project interests or royalties. The conversation then turns to Geomorphic AI and how specialized geoscience agents can analyze large public and private datasets, accelerate technical work, uncover overlooked historical information, and help mining teams prioritize exploration. Jeff also explains why experienced people, fieldwork, and boots on the ground remain essential even as AI compresses months of work into days. Like, subscribe, and ring the bell for more mining, commodities, and natural resource investing interviews. #Millettian Key Topics Junior mining stocks and summer market weakness Bravo Mining and Aldebaran Resources Revival Gold and United States gold development The prospect generator investment model Latin Metals, Headwater Gold, and Kincora Copper Empress Royalty and royalty deal origination How specialized AI agents support mineral exploration Geomorphic AI and overlooked geological data Why human geologists and fieldwork still matter Jeff Phillips Co-Founder and VP of Business Development, Geomorphic AI Official Website https://www.geomorphic.ai/ Official Contact info@geomorphic.ai Company Websites Mentioned

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https://www.kincoracopper.com/ Host Andy Millette Natural Resource Stocks Website https://www.NaturalResourceStocks.net YouTube Main https://www.youtube.com/@naturalresourcestocks YouTube World https://www.youtube.com/@NaturalResoureStocksWorld X https://x.com/theandymillette LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/andymillette/ NRS LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/naturalresourcestocks-net/ NRS Facebook https://www.facebook.com/people/Natural-Resource-Stocks/100090526686713/ NRS TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@natural.resource.stocks NRS Instagram https://www.instagram.com/naturalresourcestocks/ Chapters 00:00 Nine Months to Nine Days 00:55 Jeff Phillips Joins Andy Millette 01:27 The Rule Symposium and Investor Energy 03:22 Summer Weakness in Mining Stocks 04:31 Resource Companies Jeff Is Watching 05:29 Bravo Mining 06:30 Aldebaran Resources 07:33 Revival Gold 11:08 Latin Metals and Prospect Generators 13:46 Headwater Gold 14:06 Kincora Copper 15:29 Empress Royalty 20:18 Artificial Intelligence in Mining 22:06 The Origins of Geomorphic AI 23:49 A Three-Day Geological Analysis 25:25 Geomorphic AI as a Prospect Generator 26:54 Specialized AI Agents and NI 43-101 28:31 Finding Overlooked Geological Data 30:09 Why Mining Companies Could Be Left Behind The content provided by Galt Consulting Group, doing business as NaturalResourceStocks.net, including but not limited to interviews, articles, podcasts, and other digital media, is for informational purposes only. We reserve the right to buy and sell shares of any company mentioned in these communications, including sponsors of the NaturalResourceStocks.net platform. If Galt Consulting Group or any affiliated parties are invested in a company mentioned in our content, we will publicly disclose such investments on all digital platforms, including but not limited to the NaturalResourceStocks YouTube channel, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. This disclosure will include clear statements indicating whether or not we hold shares in the companies discussed. Nothing in our content constitutes financial advice. Every investor is responsible for conducting their own due diligence and should seek the advice of a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and investments in the stock market can result in the loss of principal. By engaging with our content, you acknowledge that you are fully responsible for your investment decisions and agree to hold Galt Consulting Group, NaturalResourceStocks.net, and its affiliates harmless for any financial losses incurred.

Recorded on July 24 2026 at NRS Studios Keith Weiner joins Steve Yang for a wide-ranging discussion about gold, money, credit, interest rates, and the changing global monetary system. Keith explains why short-term pressure on gold can come from dollar liquidity needs, margin calls, energy-market dislocations, and shifting trader psychology even when the longer-term monetary case remains intact. He examines central-bank demand, reported gold holdings, the cultural divide between gold ownership in India and the United States, capital controls, import restrictions, and the loss of purchasing power in paper currencies. The conversation also covers the history of gold confiscation, Federal Reserve policy, corporate zombie debt, and why rising interest costs can destabilize heavily indebted companies. Keith then explains his definition of gold as money, why he views the dollar as credit, and how gold holders can potentially earn a yield without selling their metal. The interview closes with storage costs, liquidity, physical redemption, retirement-account considerations, and how to identify Keith’s official online profiles. KEY TOPICS Gold’s pullback and the larger monetary cycle Dollar liquidity, margin calls, and forced selling Central-bank gold demand and reported holdings Gold ownership in India, Turkey, China, and the United States Capital controls and restrictions on gold imports The history of gold confiscation Federal Reserve policy and corporate zombie debt Gold as money versus the dollar as credit Gold yield, leasing, storage, and physical redemption Retirement-account considerations and online impersonators KEITH WEINER Website https://www.monetary-metals.com/ X https://x.com/RealKeithWeiner LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/weinerkeith/ HOST STEVE YANG Natural Resource Stocks https://www.NaturalResourceStocks.net YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@naturalresourcestocks X https://x.com/JustSteveYang NRS LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/naturalresourcestocks-net/ NRS Facebook https://www.facebook.com/people/Natural-Resource-Stocks/100090526686713/ NRS TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@natural.resource.stocks NRS Instagram https://www.instagram.com/naturalresourcestocks/ CHAPTERS 00:00 Gold without selling 01:00 Introduction 01:38 What changed in gold 04:19 Dollar liquidity and margin calls 08:38 Central-bank bids 10:33 China and reported gold data 14:01 Gold ownership in India and America 18:48 Import controls in Turkey and India 24:01 Could gold be confiscated again 28:02 Gold ownership and investor behavior 30:09 Why gold yield appeals 32:50 Trust, inflation, and alternatives 35:06 Federal Reserve policy and rates 37:05 Corporate zombie debt 39:22 How gold yield works 43:13 Is gold still money 47:44 Liquidity and bank deposits 48:54 Yield, selling, and redemption 51:37 Retirement accounts and official profiles 53:20 Closing Like, subscribe, and ring the bell. #Millettian The content provided by Galt Consulting Group, doing business as NaturalResourceStocks.net, including but not limited to interviews, articles, podcasts, and other digital media, is for informational purposes only. We reserve the right to buy and sell shares of any company mentioned in these communications, including sponsors of the NaturalResourceStocks.net platform. If Galt Consulting Group or any affiliated parties are invested in a company mentioned in our content, we will publicly disclose such investments on all digital platforms, including but not limited to the NaturalResourceStocks YouTube channel, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. This disclosure will include clear statements indicating whether or not we hold shares in the companies discussed. Nothing in our content constitutes financial advice. Every investor is responsible for conducting their own due diligence and should seek the advice of a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and investments in the stock market can result in the loss of principal. By engaging with our content, you acknowledge that you are fully responsible for your investment decisions and agree to hold Galt Consulting Group, NaturalResourceStocks.net, and its affiliates harmless for any financial losses incurred.

Recorded on July 23 2026 at NRS Studios Ionic Rare Earths Limited ASX IXR OTCQB IXRRF Steve Yang speaks with Tim Harrison, Managing Director of Ionic Rare Earths, about the company’s strategy to build secure Western supplies of magnet and heavy rare earths. Harrison explains how wholly owned Ionic Technologies is commercializing patented rare earth separation and magnet recycling technology developed in Belfast. The discussion covers the company’s demonstration plant, recycled rare earth oxides tested through a Ford-linked supply chain, and plans to expand commercial deployment into the United States, Europe and other strategic markets. Harrison outlines why recycling may offer a faster route to revenue and non-Chinese supply than developing new primary rare earth mines and refineries. He also explains the company’s solvent extraction process, technology readiness level, government support and potential commercial financing path. The interview examines the Makuutu rare earth project in Uganda, current corporate priorities, ownership, institutional interest and the company’s expected transition as commercialization advances. #Millettian KEY TOPICS Ionic Technologies and magnet recycling Belfast demonstration plant Rare earth separation and solvent extraction Heavy rare earths and permanent magnets Western and non-Chinese supply chains Ford-linked recycled magnet validation United States commercialization opportunity Government support and strategic investment Technology readiness level eight Makuutu rare earth project in Uganda Share ownership and institutional support Potential commercial inflection point IONIC RARE EARTHS Website https://ionicre.com/ Tim Harrison https://ionicre.com/people/tim-harrison/ Ionic Technologies https://ionicre.com/ionic-technologies/ Investor announcements https://ionicre.com/investors/asx-announcements/ HOST STEVE YANG NATURAL RESOURCE STOCKS Website https://www.NaturalResourceStocks.net YouTube Main https://www.youtube.com/@naturalresourcestocks YouTube World https://www.youtube.com/@NaturalResoureStocksWorld YouTube Clips https://www.youtube.com/@NaturalResoureStocksClips X https://x.com/TheSteveYang X https://x.com/SteveYangStocks LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/thesteveyang/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveyangstocks/ NRS LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/naturalresourcestocks-net/ NRS Facebook https://www.facebook.com/people/Natural-Resource-Stocks/100090526686713/ NRS TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@natural.resource.stocks NRS Instagram https://www.instagram.com/naturalresourcestocks/ CHAPTERS 00:00 Western magnet recycling supply chain 01:14 Steve Yang introduces Tim Harrison 02:05 Ionic Technologies and Ionic Rare Earths 03:24 Why rare earth separation matters 05:42 Magnet recycling and production waste 09:01 Ionic Technologies’ competitive edge 11:32 Customers and government support 14:20 Makuutu project and corporate priorities 16:27 Technology readiness and commercialization 18:05 Ownership and the investment thesis 20:20 Leadership and strategic investors 22:53 How investors can follow the company 23:51 Could Ionic Rare Earths change its name 24:31 Closing comments The content provided by Galt Consulting Group, doing business as NaturalResourceStocks.net, including but not limited to interviews, articles, podcasts, and other digital media, is for informational purposes only. We reserve the right to buy and sell shares of any company mentioned in these communications, including sponsors of the NaturalResourceStocks.net platform. If Galt Consulting Group or any affiliated parties are invested in a company mentioned in our content, we will publicly disclose such investments on all digital platforms, including but not limited to the NaturalResourceStocks YouTube channel, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. This disclosure will include clear statements indicating whether or not we hold shares in the companies discussed. Nothing in our content constitutes financial advice. Every investor is responsible for conducting their own due diligence and should seek the advice of a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and investments in the stock market can result in the loss of principal. By engaging with our content, you acknowledge that you are fully responsible for your investment decisions and agree to hold Galt Consulting Group, NaturalResourceStocks.net, and its affiliates harmless for any financial losses incurred.

Recorded on July 7 2026 live at the 2026 Rick Rule Symposium TSX: GASX OTCQX: GASXF NG Energy International Chief Executive Officer Jorge Fonseca Chaumer joins Andy Millette to discuss Colombia’s natural gas market and the company’s transition from a development story into a producing energy business. The conversation examines Colombia’s natural gas supply gap, the role of NG Energy’s two core assets, and the importance of production growth, transportation infrastructure, pricing, and free cash flow. Fonseca explains why the opportunity is based on operating assets rather than a presentation-only concept and discusses the work required to navigate logistics and development in Colombia. He also outlines the company’s broader goal of building a scalable natural gas platform around its Colombian portfolio. NG Energy’s current portfolio includes the Sinú-9 and María Conchita natural gas assets. Like, subscribe, and ring the bell for more resource-sector interviews from Natural Resource Stocks. #Millettian KEY TOPICS • Colombia’s natural gas supply and demand imbalance • NG Energy’s producing Colombian gas assets • Sinú-9 and María Conchita • Production growth and transportation capacity • Natural gas pricing and monthly free cash flow • Building a larger operating platform • Colombian infrastructure and logistics • Moving from project development to production NG ENERGY INTERNATIONAL Website https://www.ngenergyintl.com/ Stock Information https://www.ngenergyintl.com/investors/stock-information/ HOST ANDY MILLETTE Natural Resource Stocks Website https://www.NaturalResourceStocks.net YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@naturalresourcestocks X https://x.com/theandymillette LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/andymillette/ NRS LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/naturalresourcestocks-net/ NRS Facebook https://www.facebook.com/people/Natural-Resource-Stocks/100090526686713/ NRS TikTok

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Recorded at NRS Studios In this episode of Another Look with Tiffany Georgopoulos, Tiffany breaks down why the AI boom may be much more than a software story. Using the California Gold Rush as the starting point, she explains how the largest opportunities may not only come from the companies building AI models, but also from the infrastructure, energy and raw materials required to make the AI buildout possible. Tiffany walks through the physical bottlenecks behind artificial intelligence, including data centers, electricity demand, transmission lines, transformers, cooling systems, nuclear power, uranium supply and copper demand. She explains why AI adoption can scale in months, while power plants, mines, grid infrastructure and major copper projects can take years or even decades to develop. The result is a growing mismatch between the speed of the digital economy and the slower timeline of the physical resource economy. This episode also covers why nuclear power is becoming more important to hyperscale data centers, how uranium supply chains remain tight and geopolitically sensitive, and why copper may be one of the most important metals behind electrification, AI infrastructure, defense demand and grid expansion. Tiffany closes by explaining what this could mean for investors watching the next stage of the AI infrastructure boom. Key topics: AI infrastructure Data center electricity demand The physical resource story behind AI Nuclear power and baseload electricity Uranium supply and geopolitics Copper demand and electrification Power grids, transformers and transmission lines Mining timelines and supply bottlenecks AI, energy and natural resources The investment implications of the AI buildout Tiffany Georgopoulos and Natural Resource Stocks: Website https://www.NaturalResourceStocks.net YouTube Main Channel https://www.youtube.com/@naturalresourcestocks YouTube NRS World https://www.youtube.com/@NaturalResoureStocksWorld NRS LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/naturalresourcestocks-net/ NRS Facebook https://www.facebook.com/people/Natural-Resource-Stocks/100090526686713/ NRS TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@natural.resource.stocks NRS Instagram https://www.instagram.com/naturalresourcestocks/ Chapters: 00:00 The Gold Rush lesson 00:51 Why AI is more than software 01:04 Section 1: The AI story no one is talking about 02:32 Section 2: AI’s electricity problem 03:51 Jevons paradox and rising consumption 04:12 Data center electricity demand 04:59 Section 3: Why nuclear enters the picture 07:29 Section 4: Uranium, the fuel no one is talking about 08:55 Uranium supply chains and geopolitics 10:06 Why uranium fits the AI story 10:43 Section 5: Copper, the metal of electrification 11:40 Copper demand from AI, defense and robotics 13:01 Section 6: Why new copper supply is so hard to find 14:56 Transformers, turbines and transmission bottlenecks 15:23 Section 7: Where does that leave investors? 16:23 Why the AI conversation has to move beyond software 17:08 The AI Gold Rush analogy 17:43 Final thoughts and subscribe #Millettian The content provided by Galt Consulting Group, doing business as NaturalResourceStocks.net, including but not limited to interviews, articles, podcasts, and other digital media, is for informational purposes only. We reserve the right to buy and sell shares of any company mentioned in these communications, including sponsors of the NaturalResourceStocks.net platform. If Galt Consulting Group or any affiliated parties are invested in a company mentioned in our content, we will publicly disclose such investments on all digital platforms, including but not limited to the NaturalResourceStocks YouTube channel, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. This disclosure will include clear statements indicating whether or not we hold shares in the companies discussed. Nothing in our content constitutes financial advice. Every investor is responsible for conducting their own due diligence and should seek the advice of a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and investments in the stock market can result in the loss of principal. By engaging with our content, you acknowledge that you are fully responsible for your investment decisions and agree to hold Galt Consulting Group, NaturalResourceStocks.net, and its affiliates harmless for any financial losses incurred.

Recorded on June 11 2026 at NRS Studios Jeff Clark, founder of The Gold Advisor, joins Steve Yang on Natural Resource Stocks for a deep conversation on gold, silver, junior mining stocks, uranium, copper, lithium, and where investors may be in the commodity supercycle. Jeff explains why he believes the easy money in this cycle may already be gone, but the big money may still be ahead, especially if mainstream capital has not yet moved into gold and silver equities. He also breaks down his bullion versus stocks framework, why physical gold is defensive while mining equities are offensive, and why silver may still have more upside relative to gold. The discussion also covers Jeff’s junior mining checklist, including management ownership, pro mining jurisdictions, share structure, resource growth, pre producer setups, and the one question he believes every junior mining investor must ask. Jeff also discusses The Gold Advisor, his Paydirt book, and the stock categories he is watching across gold, silver, copper, uranium, and lithium. #Millettian Key topics Gold and silver bull market outlook Commodity supercycle setup Bullion versus gold stocks Why Jeff says 20 percent physical gold matters Gold silver ratio and silver upside Rick Rule and the easy money versus big money question Junior mining stock selection Management ownership and share structure Brownfields versus greenfields exploration District scale claims and grade red flags Copper, uranium, lithium, and precious metals equities The Gold Advisor and Paydirt Guest links Website https://thegoldadvisor.com/ X https://x.com/TheGoldAdvisor LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-gold-advisor/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thegoldadvisor/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TheGoldAdvisor YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@PaydirtPodcast1 Host Steve Yang Natural Resource Stocks Website https://www.NaturalResourceStocks.net YouTube Main https://www.youtube.com/@naturalresourcestocks X https://x.com/SteveYangStocks LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveyangstocks/ NRS LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/naturalresourcestocks-net/ NRS Facebook https://www.facebook.com/people/Natural-Resource-Stocks/100090526686713/ NRS TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@natural.resource.stocks NRS Instagram https://www.instagram.com/naturalresourcestocks/ Chapters 00:00 The big money may still be ahead 01:14 Jeff Clark joins Steve Yang 03:00 Where are we in the commodity supercycle 05:55 Bullion versus gold stocks 07:52 The physical gold allocation question 09:36 Gold versus silver 11:13 Rick Rule and the easy money question 14:30 How Jeff evaluates junior miners 17:00 Brownfields versus greenfields 21:40 Red flags, people, and jurisdiction 26:16 Share structure and institutional backing 28:02 District scale, grade, and economics 30:35 Gold, silver, copper, and uranium ideas 36:23 The Gold Advisor newsletters 40:06 Jeff Clark’s Paydirt book 41:31 Closing thoughts The content provided by Galt Consulting Group, doing business as NaturalResourceStocks.net, including but not limited to interviews, articles, podcasts, and other digital media, is for informational purposes only. We reserve the right to buy and sell shares of any company mentioned in these communications, including sponsors of the NaturalResourceStocks.net platform. If Galt Consulting Group or any affiliated parties are invested in a company mentioned in our content, we will publicly disclose such investments on all digital platforms, including but not limited to the NaturalResourceStocks YouTube channel, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. This disclosure will include clear statements indicating whether or not we hold shares in the companies discussed. Nothing in our content constitutes financial advice. Every investor is responsible for conducting their own due diligence and should seek the advice of a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and investments in the stock market can result in the loss of principal. By engaging with our content, you acknowledge that you are fully responsible for your investment decisions and agree to hold Galt Consulting Group, NaturalResourceStocks.net, and its affiliates harmless for any financial losses incurred.