China Is Handing You a Once-In-A-Decade Opportunity to Profit From These Commodities

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China Is Handing You a Once-In-A-Decade Opportunity to Profit From These Commodities By Nomi Prins, Editor, Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins Over 2,100%. That’s the average gain that rare earth elements (REEs) as a group delivered during its last bull market. Take a look at the chart below… [Chart] Between 2010 and 2011, Lanthanum and Cerium appreciated by 4,141% and 2,978%, respectively. Junior rare earths mining stocks – smaller, exploration-type companies – did even better. So, what happened there? Recommended Link [Investment Expert’s #1 stock for 2023]( [image]( Investment expert Brad Thomas knows how to pick stocks. The strategy Brad Thomas uses aims to generate 15-20% annual returns over the long term. And some individual plays are up 115%, 181%, and 219%. His model portfolio boasts dividend yields as high as 8.15%. He and his team delivered a near-perfect track record from March 2020 to September 2022. And now, he’s revealing his #1 stock for 2023. [Get it here.]( -- China. In 2010, the country stopped exports of rare earths to Japan. This was due to a diplomatic incident involving a Chinese fishing trawler. Long story short, the fishing boat collided with a Japanese coast guard patrol boat… so the Japanese arrested the fishing boat’s captain. The clash caused a major dispute between the two countries. But it also sparked a mania in rare earths and related stocks that lasted for about a year. So why am I telling you this now? You may know that rare earth elements are used in everything from iPhones, electric vehicles (EVs), flat-screen TVs, and computers to sophisticated military equipment. They are essential to modern life… much more so than they were back in 2010. But here’s the problem: The rare earths market today is in a precarious situation. You see, the current geopolitical conflict between the U.S. and China is threatening to unleash a bull market of epic proportions in rare earths… one that could overshadow the 2010-2011 bull run. There’s a lot at play here. So today, I’ll shed light on some important recent developments in this space and show you what it means for you and your money. But first, if you haven’t saved your spot for my Power Shift 2023 strategy session… be sure to [RSVP with one click right here](. On Wednesday, May 10 at 8 p.m. ET, I’ll reveal how a new law is poised to unleash $4 trillion into a new energy subsector called “SMR.” SMR could be the solution to America’s – and the world’s – energy problems. And only one firm has the federal license to produce this technology in America. So during my special briefing, I’ll tell you all about how you can play this company for less than $2 a share. [Just go here to reserve your spot instantly]( and I hope to see you then. Now, back to the developments in the rare earths space… Recommended Link Millionaire Trader Reveals: [How to Make One “Backdoor” Currency Trade – Every Month – And Start Making All the Money You Need to Fund Your Retirement]( [image]( [Click here for the name of the currency trade.]( -- China Is Back at It Again Mark Twain once said that “history never repeats itself, but it does often rhyme.” I was reminded of this recently, when I saw headlines like this one… China Contemplating Export Ban on Rare Earth Magnets According to a report by Nikkei, China is considering an export ban on “certain rare-earth magnet technology.” In other words, the Chinese government is going after high-performance rare earth magnets. This is a huge deal. Here’s why… Rare earth magnets have many military applications. They go into cruise missiles, bombers, rockets, drones, and all sorts of other cutting-edge military equipment. The U.S. Javelin missiles and F-35 fighter jets are so packed with these magnets, they are almost bursting at the seams. And China produces and processes roughly 70% of global rare earth supplies. Have a look… [Chart] Former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping once said, “The Middle East has oil. China has rare earths.” He was right. China knows that the U.S. is wholly dependent on REEs for its most sophisticated military equipment. And party bosses in Beijing have been wanting to hit the U.S. where it hurts for a while now. For example, in February 2021, the Financial Times reported that the Chinese government had reached out to its rare earths industry and basically asked, “How much damage could we do to the U.S. military if we cut off rare earth exports? Could we cripple its production of new fighter jets?” Also, China aims to use rare earths as a bargaining tool. That’s because in the past year, the U.S. began to thwart China’s access to advanced semiconductor technology. Through the CHIPS Act, the Biden administration moved to limit the export of U.S chip technology to China. The U.S. also brought on key chip-making countries like Japan and the Netherlands to the export limits. And China is already behind when it comes to advanced semiconductors. For instance, it imports almost all of the chips necessary for manufacturing electric vehicles. So at this point, China choking off rare earth supplies isn’t a wild speculation. The country has done it before over trivial matters. And if history is any guide, there’s a good chance China’s rare earths ban will happen again in the near future… Recommended Link [Market Wizard who made $95 million for his clients in 2008 – and predicted the 2022 collapse – reveals his strategy:]( [image]( The One-Ticker Retirement Plan How to make all the money you need – in any market – using a single stock. [Click here for the name of the ticker…]( -- What This Means for Your Money If China bans rare earths exports, it can lead to another mania in this market. So how do you play this rare setup? Now, keep in mind that investing in rare earths is not easy. First, the list of quality companies mining rare earths is small. Plus, most companies that produce a meaningful amount are listed in China. So they’re difficult for everyday investors to access. But there’s another way to take advantage of this opportunity. The VanEck Vectors Rare Earth ETF (REMX) is a straightforward rare earths investment you can access with a regular brokerage account. [As a reminder, ETF stands for “exchange-traded fund.”] It holds companies involved in producing, refining, and recycling rare earth and strategic metals and minerals. So it gives you broad exposure to the rare earths industry. Now, it’s true that the fund holds quite a few China-based companies. That’s because it accurately reflects the current state of rare earth minerals as the world produces them today. But as more countries start taking action to fight China’s dominance in the rare earths space, we can expect to see China’s percentage of REMX shift. Incidentally, one such country is the U.S. That’s why in a follow-up essay, I’ll tell you all about what America is doing to secure its supply of the metals we can’t live without. Stay tuned for more. Regards, [signature] Nomi Prins Editor, Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins P.S. Right now, America is dependent on other countries for important imports. But the energy law I mentioned above will help America gain its energy dependence. That’s because SMR, a new energy subsector, could be the solution to America’s energy problems. And with a more secure supply of energy, America will be more powerful on the global stage. Best of all, this new technology will deliver a huge payday for early investors. But if you don’t position yourself before May 12, it could be too late. That’s why I’m sharing the full story at a strategy session I’m holding on Wednesday, May 10, at 8 p.m. ET. During the event, I’ll share details on why SMR is finally being released into the commercial sector… and how you can profit from it. So [reserve your spot with one click right here]( and I hope to see you then. --------------------------------------------------------------- Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to [feedback@rogueeconomics.com](mailto:feedback@rogueeconomics.com?subject=RE: Inside Wall Street Feedback). MAILBAG Recently, we’ve been talking a lot about the U.S. energy crisis in Inside Wall Street. This reader believes we can’t solely rely on wind and solar moving forward… California wants you to buy an electric vehicle and then tells you not to charge it. The Pentagon wants our military to go EV on non-tactical vehicles. Our leaders are planning for a green future with no idea what it’s going to take in terms of resources and infrastructure to get there. It’s magical thinking. EVs have a place as do hybrids and internal combustion vehicles. We cannot rely on wind and solar, so the greenest way forward to reduce emissions is nuclear. – Stephen S. Then, reader John argues that there should be spending limits in the government… Regarding the debt ceiling, of course there should be spending limits. The government should not be in charge of the people; the people should be in charge of the government. If there are no constraints on spending, various factions in the government will never be accountable or responsible for anything, and the tyrannical elite’s war against the public will become worse. – John F. Finally, reader William shares his thoughts on the recent surge of artificial intelligence (AI) development. He believes the hype is overrated… It seems these days you can’t swing a dead cat without hitting an article about AI and how wonderful it is and how it will put everyone out of work because it’s so much smarter than the average human. I would like to dispute that notion. While I concede that your average human isn’t all that smart (just look at some of the politicians that keep getting reelected), the only real advantages I can see that an AI engine has are access to more information and the ability to process it faster than a human. The thing everyone seems to be forgetting is the old adage GIGO (garbage in garbage out). And since the AI information universe includes everything, it – much like a human – has a difficult time separating fact from fiction. Since most governments spew mostly fiction and the liberal media parrots the lies instead of doing any real investigative journalism, it’s not surprising that when you ask an AI engine who blew up the Nord Stream pipelines it might spit out an answer like “The Nord Stream pipeline was blown up by a rogue Girl Scout Troop of unknown affiliation.” I would highly recommend if you use AI – unless its knowledge universe is proven facts (such as case law) – you do due diligence and keep GIGO in mind. – William B. Do you believe spending limits are a viable way to control the debt ceiling? And do you agree with reader William that AI cannot replace humans completely? Write us at [feedback@rogueeconomics.com](mailto:feedback@rogueeconomics.com?subject=RE: Inside Wall Street Feedback). 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