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Don Lay – Rare Earths are Essential for the EV Revolution (Audio)

 

 

 

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Don talks about his experiences during the previous bull market in rare earth metals. This market came to investors attention rather rapidly in 2009 after James Dines wrote a newsletter on the subject. The last bull market was a wild time with some companies shares moving up 8x to 20x. China still controls the majority of the rare earth market, along with a monopoly on the processing of these metals. A lot of rare earth metals are required in electric vehicles. Electric vehicles will reach mass adoption, particularly in urban areas where they make a lot of sense. The next ten years will be exceptional.

 

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Posted July 23, 2019

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