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VanEck Rare Earth and Strategic Metals ETF (NY: REMX )

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Critical Metal Demand To Triple By 2030, But Demographics Pose Risks
Energy transition reshaping mining industry, demand for critical minerals to triple by 2030 and quadruple by 2040. Copper remains key for clean energy, while nickel faces oversupply issues. Zinc and... 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Exposures Supply Chain
3 Stocks to Benefit From China’s Rare Earth Export Ban on U.S.
China flexed its dominance by banning certain rare earth elements for export to the United States, but some companies may actually benefit from the decision. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence Economy
Exposures Artificial Intelligence Supply Chain
Rare Earth Revolution: Powering the Future of Technology
The growing demand for advanced technologies across multiple sectors is driving growth in the rare earth metals and specialty chemicals market. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Supply Chain
Sigma Lithium Misses Q3 Revenue and EPS Targets Despite Production Gains
Sigma Lithium reported Q3 revenue of $20.9M, missing consensus. Q3 production at 60,237 tonnes, 
Via Benzinga
Forget Tesla - Here Are The Real Winners In The EV Race
My favored EV subsector is the supply chain. Without batteries, there is no EV industry. And without the necessary raw materials, there would be no batteries. 
Via Talk Markets
4 Market-Beating Sector ETFs of Q3
The third quarter has been marked by uncertainty and volatility in the stock markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Arkansas May Be Sitting On 19M Tons Of Lithium Amid Rising Demand For EV Batteries: How To Invest In What Elon Musk Calls 'The New Oil'
In a recent study, researchers have suggested that Arkansas could potentially hold a significant amount of lithium, a crucial component for electric car batteries and other high-tech products. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Electric Vehicles
Exposures Electric Vehicles
Goldman Sachs Sees Gold Higher, Takes A Downbeat Stance On Iron Ore
Goldman Sachs bullish on gold, citing central bank demand and expected Fed rate cut. Price target of $2,700/oz by 2025. Iron ore forecast downgraded. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
“Deal’s Off”, Canadian Officials Tell China
China’s recent attempt to secure a rare earth minerals stockpile ended in failure when a competitor stepped in to snag the deal. 
Via Talk Markets
Weak Rare Earths, Weak Mining Stocks, Strong Opportunity
Silver is trading back and forth in a tight trading range below $30 and below its 2020 and 2021 highs, further confirming that the move back below those lows was not accidental. 
Via Talk Markets
Hybrid Vehicle Adoption: Key Implications For Lithium, Rare Earths, Copper And Aluminum Investors
Hybrid electric vehicle adoption is reshaping demand for lithium, rare earths, copper, and aluminum. Investors should monitor ETFs like LIT, BATT, and CPER for potential opportunities and challenges. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs Electric Vehicles
Exposures Electric Vehicles
3 Mining Stocks to Buy as Biden Tariffs Reduce U.S. Reliance on China Supplies
The Biden Administration just announced it would increase tariffs, which could push these mining stocks to buy even higher. 
Via InvestorPlace
Topics World Trade
Exposures Tariff
3 Rare Earth Stocks Crucial for Advanced Technologies
Here are three rare earth stocks powering the next generation of innovation in 2024. Consider these for your portfolio in May. 
Via InvestorPlace
Financial Leaders - Review Of March 25-29
In the last week of March, the financial markets witnessed a series of dynamic shifts and trends. This review not only delves into the specifics of these changes, but also sheds light on facts that... 
Via Talk Markets
Rare Opportunity In Rare Earth Minerals?
Rare earth minerals, rare earth elements, or simply put “rare earths” are minerals that are crucial in many industries, and they include little-known commodities like dysprosium, neodymium, and... 
Via Talk Markets
2 High-Risk/High-Return Mining Stock Picks
Two unusual mining stocks that offer risk-tolerant investors huge upside potential. 
Via Talk Markets
Charted: America’s Import Reliance Of Key Minerals
The U.S. is heavily reliant on nonfuel mineral imports causing potential vulnerabilities in the nation’s supply chains. 
Via Talk Markets
China Is Leveraging Its Rare Earth Supply… And It Could Lead To A Mania In This Market
China is considering an export ban on “certain rare-earth magnet technology”. In other words, the Chinese government is going after high-performance rare earth magnets. 
Via Talk Markets
Inflation And Commodities
Insofar as pricing power is the goal, commodities and materials are worth a lot as long as the public believes them in its current inflationary mindset. 
Via Talk Markets
Why A Lithium Battery Shortage May Wreck The Great EV Race
Lithium and rare earth shortages may wreck the great EV race. There's no quick fix. 
Via Investor's Business Daily
Top Rare Earth Metals Stocks
Sen. Mark Kelly co-sponsored a bi-partisan bill called the Restoring Essential Energy and Security Holdings Onshore for Rare Earths Act of 2022, which calls for the development of a reserve of rare... 
Via Talk Markets
Inflation And A Squeeze In Commodities?
From tin to coffee and crude oil, a lack of supplies is creating a bull market in some commodities. 
Via Talk Markets
Best ETFs, Funds, And Stocks Of 2021 - A Preview To 2022
Large-cap stocks showed solid gains in 2021, backed by robust year-over-year earnings growth. The Federal Reserve remained accommodative to support economic growth. Inflation and virus variants became... 
Via Talk Markets
5 ETFs That Gained More Than 40% in 2021
While there have been winners in many corners of the space, we highlight five ETFs from different segments that have outperformed and gained more than 40% in 2021. 
Via Talk Markets
China Creates New State-Owned Mining Giant To Tighten Control Of Rare Earth Supplies
Beijing is looking for new ways to squeeze Washington. 
Via Talk Markets
Rare Earth Elements: Where in the World Are They?
Rare earth elements are a group of metals that are critical ingredients for a greener economy, and the location of the reserves for mining are increasingly important and valuable. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
ETFs to Buy on Fund Managers' Big Bet on U.S. Stocks
Here are five ETFs that are showing solid strength this year and will likely continue their momentum going forward. 
Via Talk Markets
5 Niche ETFs Sizzling This Summer
Most ETFs have gained handsomely over the past three months. Here are five of them from different corners of the market that are leading the summer rally and could be solid picks for the rest of the... 
Via Talk Markets
Gold And The Winds Of War
Will Afghanistan become a catalyst for a major American government war, like Japan in 1941? Clearly, the winds of the war cycle continue to blow. 
Via Talk Markets
ETFs to Buy on Most-Bullish Wall Street Outlook in Two Decades
Investors seeking to tap the most bullish view could consider the following ETFs. These funds are showing solid strength this year and will likely continue their momentum going forward. 
Via Talk Markets
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