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By now many people (even politicians) have recognized the importance of rare earth metals and that China has been cutting back exports. But new data shows MUCH greater cuts than previously thought.
The potential for profits in rare earth mineral companies is seen in the recent value of the Molly Corp IPO. Quest is moving toward a listing on a U.S. stock exchange which often boosts stock price.
The 17 rare earth elements (often called minerals in media reports) are critical for clean technology. China owns about 95% of the current world production. A DoE report says 15 years needed to develop sufficient new sources.
James Dines was fired from his Wall Street job for saying gold would go sky high - that was when it sold for $35/oz. He also advised buying uranium stocks when that mineral was at $8/pound (later hit a high of $130/lb and today $50/lb.)
War as two nuclear-armed nations trade missiles, media headlines, and miseries. India claims bold precision strikes, Pakistan claims shooting down jets.
Millions of Americans can barely afford to buy high-cost drugs on prescription. Low-income citizens have bitterly complained for many years that life-saving drugs that stabilize their health are too darn high.