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Nick, Thanks for the detailed information on the focus of the Chinese Society of Rare Earths. I was twice invited to speak at CSR... - Jack Lifton

Hi Jack, The Chinese Society of Rare Earths, founded in 1969, has some 4,000 members. In 1983 it launched the Journal of Rare Ear... - Nick Pingitore

Thank you for the follow-up. No doubt mining is the least valuable RE stage to a company. However, the build-out of the processing... - Rare Earths Investor

Search has a collaboration deal with the SRC for processing and refining technologies. Search is planning to process their resourc... - Dariusz

In 2004 on my first visit to Bao Tou, I ignorantly asked how many rare earths engineers were in China. 25,000 of which 3,000 had P... - Steve Mackowski

Tracy Weslosky posted a very good article on ASM ( Australian Strategic Materials : ASX : ASM ) on this INVESTORINTEL SITE on the ... - maplelegion

Yes, Jack, I have the same question as Marie above. I have looked at many of the names on-and-off for years. *Maybe* Neo Materia... - 38BWD22

Jack, Can you advise some mine to metal companies that investor intel has written or done interviews on?... - Marie

I would like to hear more about whats happening in Canada, specifically Ucore and the planned SMC in Alaska and if AIDEA will thro... - stewart mckay

Byron. Fyi, the "presumed" insult from the Australian government to the Chinese, occurred after a discovery that China had importe... - Marie

China’s Rare Earth Industry’s Big Advantage is not Just in Mines

January 14, 2022

China’s Rare Earth Industry’s Big Advantage is not Just in Mines

Jack Lifton · January 14, 2022 · 6 Comments

China’s Real Rare Earth Infrastructure is based on a dedicated, and educated, specifically Experienced, and Skilled rare earth industrial and […]

Critical Materials Corner, Jack Lifton and Byron King discuss the coming War for Green Energy

Tracy Weslosky · January 13, 2022 · 2 Comments

In this episode of the Critical Materials Corner, Tracy Weslosky is joined by Critical Materials’ industry expert and InvestorIntel Editor-in-Chief, […]

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Circling the theory of an EV revolution, Lifton takes on the ‘dumbest assumption of the greens’

Jack Lifton · January 11, 2022 · 5 Comments

The “law” of supply and demand is in reality an academic ideal “model” that only works in a prescribed universe […]

Investors in Technology Metals for EVs, Be Very Careful What You Wish For in 2022

Jack Lifton · January 04, 2022 · 7 Comments

The one-dimensional talking heads (aka, the elected officials, lifetime appointed bureaucrats, and academic “advisors” who make their decisions based upon […]