In today’s Money Morning…the best may be yet to come…Europe follows the US’s lead to secure vital materials…the good news for Aussie rare earth miners…and more…
It’s only in the fullness of time that you can stand back and assess whether someone’s investment ideas are worth listening to. And even then, no one gets everything right.
At time of writing, the share price of Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (ASX:LYC) is down around 0.8%, trading at $4.94. It’s been a strong and sustained surge for the LYC share price from the March low. We take a quick look at the LYC quarterly...
At time of writing, the share price of Lynas Rare Earths Ltd [ASX:LYC] is up over 4%, trading at $4.89. It’s been a case of steady, and now accelerating, upward momentum for the LYC share price since the market low last year...
The share price of Lynas Corporation Ltd [ASX:LYC] is down 2.44%, trading at $2.40. You can see how the Lynas share price bounced strongly off the March market lows. Today, the company updated investors on its proposed Malaysian processing plant...
At time of writing, the share price of Lynas Corporation Ltd [ASX:LYC] is up more than 10%, trading at $2.39. Today, the company announced it has signed a deal with US DOD for Phase I of its US processing facility...
Rare earths juggernaut Lynas Corporation Ltd [ASX:LYC] has raced out of the gate this morning. The Lynas share price is up 17% at time of writing. Surging on the back of confirmation that the US military will fund their plans for a Texas plant....
Today we draw connections between the recent lithium bounce and the future of the Lynas share price. Lynas’ raw materials are supposedly critical to the EV push. We take a look at two reasons why the Lynas share price didn’t get the same jolt that these lithium stocks got...
Today, Lynas announced that the Malaysian regulator didn’t approve its application for a processing limit increase. Despite this hiccup, we look at why Lynas could have a bright future, even if the US-China trade war resolves itself.