No doubt over the long term commodities is the place to be as the world continues to develop and modernize. Demand for traditional commodities such as copper, oil and iron ore will continue to grow. However, strategic metals that are controlled by the Chinese such as rare earths, graphite, and tungsten could soar exponentially over the nearer term as supply shortfalls are quite risky in the near term. Although these metals are not traded like precious metals, copper and oil their role is vital for the new technologically driven global economy. Everything from wind turbines to smart phones use these strategic metals. Apple, Ford, GM, GE, Vestas and First Solar require these metals to produce their high end products. We all use these critical metals daily, yet many of us have little to no investment exposure for these vital materials. End users such as the companies mentioned above may look to invest in the junior miners to diversify away from China which uses its dominance of this sector as a negotiating tool.
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Rare Opportunity In This Heavy Rare Earth Miner Making a High Volume Bullish Move
