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Was war denn heute Abend los? 😀 Süsser die Kassen nie klingeln, als in der Vorweihnachtszeit...👍

US Plans More Stakes in Minerals Companies, Trump Official Says The US government plans to take more equity stakes in critical minerals companies, a White House official said Thursday, calling the once-rare move necessary to counter China’s dominance in the raw materials used in everything from semiconductors to MRI machines. “I think they’re the norm from our perspective,” said Jarrod Agen, executive director of the National Energy Dominance Council, speaking at a forum in Washington. “There is a broad scope of different companies who are coming to us. They’re making the right case.” Critical minerals such as gallium and cobalt are used in products ranging from iPhones to industrial ... https://news.bloomberglaw.com/mergers-and-acquisitions/us-plans-more-stakes-in-minerals-companies-trump-official-says

Danke Rudi 🙏 für die Infos

Many restrictions remain in place, despite the détente: Tungsten, for instance, is still subject to export controls. This puts Ganzhou — which is sometimes called the “tungsten capital of the world” — smack in the middle of the superpower showdown. “In indirect ways, tungsten facilitates every part of our daily lives,” said William Parry-Jones, founder of Wolfram Advisory, a tungsten-focused consultancy, who has traveled to Ganzhou many times. Since implementing controls on tungsten in February, China has granted some export licenses, Parry-Jones said, but he does not know of any U.S. firm to have received one.

In tungsten territory, China celebrates control of mineral the U.S. needs President Donald Trump claimed victory after China agreed to defer controls on rare earths. But many restrictions remain, including on the critical mineral tungsten. • Ganzhou’s Historical Significance: Ganzhou, a critical mineral hub in China, played a crucial role in the Chinese Communist Party’s history, particularly during the civil war. • Ganzhou’s Modern Significance: Today, Ganzhou’s natural resources, particularly rare earths and tungsten, are central to the U.S.-China trade war, with China using them as a bargaining chip. • China’s Use of Export Controls: China has been tightening export controls on rare earths and critical minerals as a retaliatory measure in the trade war with the U.S. • Tungsten’s Importance: Crucial for defence and manufacturing, making it a strategic material. • China’s Control: China produces over 80% of the world’s tungsten, giving it significant leverage. • Tungsten in Ganzhou: Ganzhou, a major tungsten producer, is central to the US-China economic and strategic competition. • Tungsten Export Control: China has granted some export licenses for tungsten since implementing controls in February, but no U.S. firm has received one. • China’s Tungsten Dominance: China’s control over the tungsten industry stems from its natural reserves, making it difficult for Washington to break Beijing’s stranglehold. • Ganzhou’s Significance: Ganzhou, known for its mineral deposits, played a key role in the Communist Party’s origin story and is now a site of historical significance. • Xi Jinping’s Visit to Ganzhou: In 2019, Xi Jinping visited Ganzhou, drawing parallels between the Long March and China’s trade war with the US. • Significance of Ganzhou: Ganzhou holds historical significance as the starting point of the Long March and is a major producer of rare earth elements. • China’s Use of “Red Resources”: China has strategically used its “red resources,” including rare earth elements, as tools of economic coercion. • China’s Nature: China is like a sleeping lion, powerful when aroused. • China’s Control over Rare Earths: The Chinese Communist Party has sought to exert more control over the rare earths industry and to consolidate it. • Ganzhou’s Role: Ganzhou is a major rare earth processing hub in China, home to the China Rare Earth Group and a state-run industrial park. • Ganzhou’s Economic Situation: Ganzhou, despite its rich natural resources, faces economic stagnation and lags behind its neighbouring regions. • China’s Hope for Improved Relations: China desires improved relations with the U.S. due to misunderstandings and potential for collaboration. • Tungsten Industry’s Impact on Ganzhou: The tungsten industry hasn’t significantly improved the livelihoods of Ganzhou residents, with wealth concentrated among a few factory owners. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/12/02/us-china-tungsten-minerals-trade-war/

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Endlich machen die Amis Mal was positives 🫣

Vielleicht Nachwirkung von gestern. Möglicherweise hat Lewis auf dem Forum doch ein paar Leute überzeugt. Bei dem Umsatz können das aber nur Kleinanleger wie ich sein.

Man kann halt irgendwie überhaupt nicht mehr nachvollziehen auf welchen Grundlagen die Leute investieren. Gerade bei den Amis ganz schlimm.

Ich habe es nicht anders gewollt und jetzt kann ich auch nicht mehr genug bekommen. Sprich weiter, oh Dichter der genussvollen Gedichte <3

Wow mit dem Amis geht es hoch und nicht runter, dass ich das mal sehe

niedrige Umsätze tun uns besser...

Hoffe es bleibt heute bei 6

Falls ich noch was fragen darf. Weiß wer ob Almonty RMI zertifiziert ist. Nur weil jemand hier mal gefragt hat wieviel Wolfram Plansee , als Investierter, von Almonty beziehen wird oder könnte.

Sehr sinnentfremdet. Was hat das eine mit dem Anderen zu tun. Wer dem Sinn nach die Beiträge lesen kann habe ich weder LB noch Almonty als Gesellschaft negativ beurteilt oder angegriffen.

Wo bin ich aggressiv? Ich habe ihm nur eine Frage gestellt, warum er hier investiert ist, wenn doch die phantasie raus ist?