An end to China's monopoly on rare earth minerals (REMX) is in sight, Paul Martyn writes. North...

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Whitehawk Comments (2802)
 
There was a recent article on mining REMs in undersea territory, i.e., international waters, where rights/royalties can be negotiated through the ISA. Couple this with increasing substitutes that come to market and the REM market looks to get even more competition.
8 Jun 2012, 04:51 PM Reply Like

abeljacob Comment (1)
 
I am holding several rare earth stocks recommended by the guys at Anger publishing and all are down by a great deal. From MCP, REE, toRems,to avl ect. i can hold on b ut i amgetting frustrated with holdig loosers for such a long time. G ive me soemthing to be cheeruful about.
Thanks, Dr. Abel Jacob, PhD
8 Jun 2012, 05:29 PM Reply Like

Advill Comments (2079)
 
Sorry to tell you but rare's are not " rare" , the buzz media has been doing around this generated a lot of unjustified expectations.

1. Actual Demand is being supplied so no scarcity is around, has you hear about problems related to rare's in Apple or Sony or Nokia etc.

2 in the past mines closed because costs not because scarcity.

3. A glut is coming 30 new ventures will arrive soon

4 prices depends on hard to boil buyers as Apple or Samsung etc, so don' t expect big prices

Try to sale and diversify is a trap

Rgds.
8 Jun 2012, 07:32 PM Reply Like