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The U.S. is in a dire situation.

For years, the U.S. has been overly dependent on China, which controls about 80% of the world’s rare earth supply.  However, as we’ve learned the hard way, that has to change.

Immediately.

Not only is that arrangement unreliable, it’s not safe – especially with China’s consistent threats to ban rare earth exports, which could potentially happen with the latest trade war.

After all, without rare earths, the world can’t produce the millions of electric vehicles government leaders want on the roads.  We can’t produce smart phones, computers, flat panel televisions, wind turbines, electric vehicle batteries, computer chips, defense equipment, semiconductors, digital cameras, or catalytic converters… 

Apple for example uses several rare earths in all of its products – including neodymium, praseodymium, and dysprosium. Rare earths including yttrium and terbium are also used for laser targeting and weapons.  Cerium is used in catalytic converters and as polishing media for optical lenses on the battlefield. We could go on… 

very little has been done to curtail China’s dominance—which has only allowed Lynas Rare Earth (SYM: LYSCF)
One way to trade that is with Lynas Rare Earth (SYM: LYSCF), which

The indicators of a monumental gold rally are unmistakable.

Americans are experiencing unprecedented financial uncertainty.

By the end of the year, numerous banks are projected to close their doors.

Boeing is laying off 17,000 employees. Amazon is cutting 14,000 jobs. CVS Health is reducing its workforce by 2,900. General Motors is letting go of 1,695 workers. Hundreds of 7-Eleven stores are shutting down. Big Lots has filed for bankruptcy....

The reality? The economy is in a more precarious state than many media outlets suggest....This is why the latest analysis about this trending 0.20 gold stock is so timely.

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There’s also MP Materials (SYM: MP),

ETF: We can also look at the VanEck Rare Earth and Strategic Metals ETF (SYM: REMX).  With an expense ratio of 0.56%, the ETF provides direct access to the rare earth and strategic metals markets. Plus, according to VanEck, Found this helpful? Share it with others. Share Article Written by Ian Cooper Our Flagship Publication Discover Great Companies Trading at a Discount Join Behind the Markets Previous 2 Easy Ways to Trade With Congress - 2/1 Next 3 Buy Rated Stocks to Grab ASAP - 2/5 How can I assist you?