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Rare earth dispute

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If China owns the resources shouldn't it have the right to sell them to whoever it wants to ?

Or did China sign supply contracts and then renege ?
 
I thought that there were REE's in the USA, but they closed the mines years ago because it just got too expensive to mine.

asx:GGG is one that l have traded. REE and U development in Greenland
http://www.ggg.gl/
 
Of course China is taking advantage of the situation. It's only naive Westerners who think there's such a thing as a "level playing field" or "free trade".

China is doing what is in its' own interests as you'd expect them to. First put other producers out of business, then use that to their advantage. Surely nobody ever thought they wouldn't do this?
 
If you've been watching the small/micro cap stocks then you've noticed that the rare earths companies are in demand again. The benchmark company is LYC refining rare earth elements in Malaysia from feedstock mined in Aust.

From my RE watchlist.
LYC: moving steadily higher.
HAS, PEK: Broke higher recently
ARR, ARU, NTU, REE, VML being nibbled at.
ASM: watching this one for a BO >4.25
 
been a bit of a lift last week , but the heavy work was done early October

Three month price chart percentage lift. All are in positive territory over that time. In descending order:
ARR .... 208%
REE .... 103%
ASM .... 78%
PM8 .... 78%
VML .... 78%
LYC ..... 52%
PEK ..... 42%
ARU ..... 33%
IXR ....... 27%
GGG .... 12%
NTU ....... 3%

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That chart all be it a medium term timeframe shows the same setup pattern that I like to trade in my short term trades. An initial impulsive swing up, followed by a shallow lower volume drift sideways. I wait for price to start moving higher for the next swing up. You can see that many of these stocks have started to move higher on the right edge of the chart. This is what my Friday pm scan has detected.
 


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