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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Brussels is considering all options to react to China’s rare-earth threat

https://x.com/business/status/1982028426987893176?s=46

Hoffe zwischen 3 und 10

Wenn die australier kaufen, verkaufen die Amis und umgekehrt. Ohne die FID wird das erstmal kursgeschieben von 0,2-0,28 würde ich denken. 😩 aber wenns dann kracht, dann richtig.

Das hier ist erst der Anfang. Kurzziele weit über 1 euro sind realistisch. Geduld ist gefragt

Läuft ja richtig geil bei den Kängurus. 🙄

also,wie erwartet,Abverkauf

Australia’s ‘rock star’ rare earth miners profit from US-China tensions Canberra emerges as key partner with Washington to counter Beijing’s critical mineral supply chain This week the Trump administration signed an agreement at the White House with Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese for each country to invest about $1bn in the coming months to foster the creation of a non-Chinese supply line of rare earths and other critical minerals. Those who bought into the Australian rare earths vision early — ranging from iron ore billionaire Gina Rinehart and Japanese oil companies to the offices of some of the country’s richest families — have enjoyed a bonanza as shares soared ahead of the landmark deal. Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting took a stake in Lynas Rare Earths, the largest producer of rare earths outside China, in 2020 and has since backed nascent projects such as Arafura, small-cap ASX-listed explorers St George Mining and Brazilian Rare Earths as well as US player MP Materials, all of which have soared in value in the past six months. The Australian government this week bought a $100mn stake in Arafura as part of its rare earths drive. US and Australian officials identified the Arafura development, north of Alice Springs, and a gallium refinery in Western Australia being built by Alcoa and Japan’s Sojitz, as priority projects. Gallium is an essential ingredient for semiconductors and defence technology. Dim Ariyasinghe, an analyst with UBS, described rare earths as equivalent to “spice” for the global transport, robotics and defence industries in that the volumes needed are small but the ingredients are critical. https://www.ft.com/content/eb13319a-8270-4003-9e6f-c82fecdaf7e9

Madeleine King, Resources Minister, says Australia can topple China’s rare earth stanglehold Darryl Cuzzubbo, CEO of Arafura, said the agreement meant preferential treatment and a $100 million investment in the Nolans Project. “This is truly important for attracting investors,” he said. “From an Arafura perspective, we’re on the cusp of completing our financing, and this rapidly brings that to a close so we can rapidly move into building Australia’s first mine-to-ferrous-oxide project and then get on with phase two, which we see as become a processing hub, which we think will unlock the ferrous sector throughout Australia,” he said. https://thenightly.com.au/politics/australia/madeleine-king-resources-minister-says-australia-can-topple-chinas-rare-earth-stanglehold-c-20453350

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Glaube ich nicht. Ich bin optimistisch.

Einen 0er weniger an shares wäre top. Davor darfs aber auch gerne im pennystock high performer style auf nen euro steigen.

Wenn das Ganze hier konkreter wird, kann ich mir bei der hohen Anzahl an Aktien auch einen Reverse-Split vorstellen.