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03:15
Mar 16
Mar 16
Lynas... sending a letter of intent to supply the Pentagon over a four year period. A $96 million deal confirmed Monday. One of just two major suppliers outside of the Chinese market. The US military is actively deploying capital to secure non-Chinese supply chains for critical minerals amidst rising geopolitical tensions. Western defense contractors and allied rare earth miners will receive sustained government funding as decoupling accelerates. LONG. Geopolitical fragmentation guarantees a long-term, government-backed capex cycle for domestic defense and allied critical mineral supply chains. A surprise comprehensive trade and peace agreement between the US and China that de-escalates military posturing and reopens cheap Chinese supply lines.
14:27
Mar 15
Mar 15
LYSDY sole ex-China heavy rare earth producer
Cited as the only commercial producer of separated heavy rare earth elements outside China, making it a structurally critical non-Chinese supplier in the humanoid manufacturing supply chain thesis.
MED
21:00
Feb 13
Feb 13
"The cost of producing rare earths in China has gone up by 30% in 18 months... hence the sales price for rare earth is going up." China dominates the sector and sets the floor price. As their costs rise (environmental cleanup/labor), the global price floor rises. This improves the economics for non-China developers. (Note: Rule specifically likes Brazilian deposits, but MP and Lynas are the primary liquid proxies for non-China production). WATCH (Rule warns to "avoid the space entirely" unless highly risk-tolerant, but the macro tailwind favors non-China producers). High failure rate of juniors; China could artificially lower prices again to bankrupt competitors.
14:31
Jan 03
Jan 03
Western rare earth producer gains from China supply restrictions
Author holds Lynas as a rare earth producer outside China. He argues Western governments will prioritize secure, politically aligned rare earth supply over cheap supply, and China's export controls will tighten, making alternatives scarce. He expects procurement-driven price increases and equity re-rating between 2026-2028, with near-term risk-off if Taiwan tensions rise.
HIGH
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Across the available history and selected sources, Buzzberg tracks LYSDY (LYNAS RARE EARTHS S/ADR) across 4 sources: 1 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 4 authors. Historical directional balance: 25% = 100 × (bullish − bearish) / all deduplicated idea records, including other directions. This is neither a probability of a price rise nor the share of bullish authors. 4 total trade ideas tracked. Latest voices: Haidi Stroud-Watts, caesarcapitalz, Rick Rule.