A major Wall Street bank just flipped bullish on a rare earth miner, citing Washington's push to break free from overseas supply chain strangleholds. The upgrade comes as policymakers scramble to secure domestic sources of critical minerals—stuff that powers everything from EV batteries to defense tech. Analysts point to this particular stock as America's best bet for reducing reliance on foreign-dominated rare earth markets. With global supply chains getting messier by the quarter, positioning in this sector could be a strategic play. No link between crypto mining rigs and rare earths? Think again—chip fabrication depends on these materials heavily.
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GlueGuy
· 12h ago
Is rare earth mining about to take off again? Wall Street is now betting on this thing, but to put it plainly, it's still about getting rid of dependence on foreign countries... They dress it up nicely, but in reality, it's just geopolitical maneuvering.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 12h ago
Another Wall Street story. I’ve been through the rare earth mining sector myself—I still remember the 2018 mining crash. Now they’re hyping up U.S. self-sufficiency, but it just feels like the same old promises in a new package. If anything actually materializes, it’ll still take a few years.
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BearMarketBard
· 12h ago
Hyping up the rare earth mining concept again? Wall Street just loves these geopolitical narratives. If breaking the overseas monopoly were really possible, action would have been taken long ago.
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AirdropHermit
· 13h ago
Are rare earth mines really about to take off? This move by Wall Street feels like they’re paving the way for the chip war.
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AirdropFatigue
· 13h ago
This rare earth wave feels forced. Washington wants to bypass its competitors, so it has to build its own supply chain. But can they really pull it off...
A major Wall Street bank just flipped bullish on a rare earth miner, citing Washington's push to break free from overseas supply chain strangleholds. The upgrade comes as policymakers scramble to secure domestic sources of critical minerals—stuff that powers everything from EV batteries to defense tech. Analysts point to this particular stock as America's best bet for reducing reliance on foreign-dominated rare earth markets. With global supply chains getting messier by the quarter, positioning in this sector could be a strategic play. No link between crypto mining rigs and rare earths? Think again—chip fabrication depends on these materials heavily.