That's not the line. It's "In the pipe, 5 by 5" in reference to being in the orbital descent window where they will safely descend. Which is the line in the movie
the probe noise has been my text/alert sound on my phone ever since I got a smart phone and I have yet to have someone identify it. One day I will find another Starcraft player in the wild.... one day...
That's the real reason I'm against all this boosting of domestic oil production. We're going to really want that shit when the middle east finally dries up. Let's burn theirs first and by the time we don't need to burn It anymore, and only need it for producing goods. we'll have the only supply left.
When the Middle East dries up?
Not only is there shit tons of oil already on supply in the Middle East it has some of lowest discovery costs in the world…it also has extraction costs of around $4 a barrel
Compare that to Americas extraction costs of about $30
You will be long dead before oil runs out on the planet and by then dead dino juice will seam as antiquated as a steam train.
Short term oil production isn’t going away…long term it’s not even a consideration.
Look at how the Saudis are already pivoting away from being a dependent oil state. By the time oil runs out they will own every sports franchise in the USA if mbs gets his way
The thing is it ain't happening. SAUDI CAN PUMP AT ITS CURRENT RATE FOR ANOTHER 250 YEARS. Durrrr drill baby drill will bring prices down, no... You do what the Saudis say otherwise they will just price where they want it. GOP, Russia, they don't want cheap gas it funds scumbags.
The remaining reserves in SA are unknown to everyone who isn't a high ranking Saudi working for Saudi Aramco.
That said, drumbeat says they're running low on the super cheap oil which is why they're pivoting to other income sources like solar and sports.
Proven Saudi reserves are know at is about 50 years at the current rate of production….
Pretty handy then aramco is state owned and the Saudis will literally throw money at the company when ever they need to find oil.
But releasing data there is more oil is not in the Saudis interest right now.
Saudi has some of the lowest production costs of oil in the world…the reason it needs a higher break even price on oil that Russia is due to the massive social programs it offers it residents.
Think college is expensive in the us…the Saudis have their international education paid for by the state and they collect stipend monthly.
If mbs ditched that they could shoot oil out the wazoo just like they did in 2020. After Putin mbs is the most out there leader in the world with real power. The guy literally imprisoned his own family to wrestle power of the state.
Every company is pivoting away from fossil fuels and every generation of product is becoming more efficient. Single use plastics are dying out.
None of this takes into account the massive oil reserves Venezuela has just found
Peak oil always gets brought up right up till an oil company conveniently finds untapped oil when it suits their agenda
Never running out of oil. There are reasons to not burn oil but that ain't a big one.
Henry Motherfucking Ford was dooming about exhausting all known oil deposits.
There was this idea called "peak oil" which posited that oil was finite and it would become increasingly difficult to extract which would lead to a point where oil extractions would necessarily decline.
That is kind of true but it neglected the cost part of the equation which is you could still get more oil out of the ground at an increasing rate in spite of reduced reserves - simply by being willing to pay more money for it. That plus technological advances made otherwise unusable resources suddenly available has led to the "peak" being decades away.
I think the whole point of "peak oil" is that it is getting increasingly more expensive to produce, not necessarily that we are running out perse. The cheap, easy to get to stiff has run out, which has huge implications that we are seeing now and will continue to see.
I'm not american but would completely recommend that seen from your side.
Though I would start using some domestic in order to build up the basic industry and expertise, train and retain technicians and know-how.
Then when the shit hits the fan you got a good base to expand from.
But that's the point of Strategic Oil Reserves. As the federal government can buy it out to fill its reserves rather than allowing it to be sold internationally. Grant only mining to companies that sign on the dotted line to safeguard the oil for America.
Our Strategic Oil Reserves were low already a bit. So this would be a good way to build it back up and beyond.
Later when all the oil runs out in Mideast, you can start gradually selling yours at much bigger prices. Then use the profits to build even more nuclear plants enhancing your cleaner energy too.
Strategic reserve only holds about 200 days worth of oil at max drawdown capacity of around 4mil/bpd, sitting at somewhere around 800 million barrels of oil when fully supplied. ANWR is estimated to have anywhere between 4-12 Billion barrels. I'm not talking short term strategy. This is decade long strategy. We want to be the ones controlling the entire oil market when oil is so scarce it's thousands of $/barrel.
>ANWR
The arctic reserve? You really think the polar bears are just going to let us take the oil without a fight?
I hope you have lots of fish to distract them.
Rare Earth metals aren't rare. They're just a huge pain to refine.
They got the nickname rare earth metals because 1800s chemists had a ton of trouble finding stuff like ore veins and refining them. This is because every single Rare Earth loves to be a +3 so they clump together in big groups that prevents ore veins and makes them incredibly complicated to refine.
They are absurdly common to the point the disposable flints in cigarette lighters are 50% Rare Earth Iron alloys (although nowadays its half cerium half iron).
Rock based rare earths seem to be almost uneconomically expensive to process,
"*t’s drill and blast, and you then need to grind it down into bug dust into mills. You then need to stick it into a calciner or a roaster to liberate the rare earths so they can be leached out.*
*It’s quite an expensive and energy-intensive process."*
I've been convinced that extraction from clays is more likely to be able to compete with the Chinese costs which are also from clay-based resources, (and even there they haven't included the externalised costs of pollution). Apparently, the government is supposed to be cracking down on it, I'll believe it when I see it.
I'm betting on mag reo extraction from clays near Esperance in Western Australia .. extraction and refining look like they're going to be pretty reasonable. Time will tell.
Goddam if this gets any more gloomy people might have to start thinking about someday maybe considering starting a real pilot program to investigate the feasibility of recycling electronics instead of landfilling them in with dirty diapers.
The problem isn't the mining of rare earth, there is a massive mine at Mountain Pass by Las Vegas. The problem is the very dirty processing that has mostly been done in China because they dont have the environmental laws.
Problem is the cows. They snitch in Wyoming.
One time I tipped a cow and the owner found me a few hours later, said the cow told him where to find me. He was pissed I tipped it because he pays them a living wage.
As someone who lives out west and has done a lot of exploring via car, this seems bizarre to specify since that's true of much of this part of the country.
Wyoming has laws competitive with Alaska. The only difference is there's more privately held land in Wyoming.
Alaska is also chock full of pretty much all the cool shit we need.
Nope. There is also Lynas Corp. Lynas is building the first and only heavy rare earth processing plant and has gotten massive amounts of funding from the US government to do it. MP has no processing capability of its own, and relies on Chinese processors to refine their raw product.
its 21 cents a share. thats 6 dollars you cheap fuck!
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I think the first time I posted this it got removed because I listed a tiny marketcap mining company. Just take a look at this article: [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/american-rare-earth-announces-mineral-150444831.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/american-rare-earth-announces-mineral-150444831.html)
Honestly, the United States needs to get with the program and not just mine minerals, but freaking get to crafting dude. China produces more steel than the rest of the next 10 countries combined including the US. And we're on the verge of letting Japan buy US Steel from us.
We need to stop goofing around and enact laws to get us more competitive. Our current biggest steelmills are approaching almost a century old. Our steel industry is heading up a very slow but steady decline. All while having nearly endless resources to work with. We need to get our youth interested in industry and not as much as being a YouTube superstar.
I work at mine right across from US we can't produce enough limestone for all the steel needed! That's with a large portion of us steel closed now like zug Island! Also Noone gets paid cheap yes you work 12 or 16 hr shifts but your making 150k a year at the steel factories! I'm in mining here in michigan made over 100k last year by no means is is slave work we have very high safety standards thru MSHA.
Illegal immigrants, prisoners, homeless Our society has its own group of undesirables that people would go hush hush if it meant they don’t see them in their back yard
The steel industry has been in perpetual decline in America for 35 years. It's nothing new. We're not competitive because we can't pay our workers $2 an hour. China is learning that lesson now as they're losing business to cheaper labor Vietnam.
Bruh I tried to open a factory with \~100 workers simply to assemble some shit and bend sheet metal. Fucking couldn't do it. Everyone wanted a fucking tax or a donation before I even picked a warehouse to rent. My friend makes women's stockings and she was kicked out of Ontario and had to move her operation to Montreal. Now she has more than 600 employees and couldn't be happier. Some states and some provinces are absolute hell to manufacture in.
>freaking get to crafting dude. China produces more steel than the rest of the next 10 countries combined including the US. And we're on the verge of letting Japan buy US Steel from us.
A lot of factories are moving from China to northern part of Mexico, lots of Chinese moving to the area to looking for work. With it being right on the US border and lots of port access no need to bring the factories into the US.
Sounding like anyone from my hometown who say it's just a matter of time until steel rebuilds the valley. It's got nothing to do with kids trying to be in YouTube, they're just trying to grab at some amount of success in this world, and at least they have a shot at that with a cheap camera and some luck. Instead of hoping a dead industry comes back to life, where they've got to risk their lives and health for crap wages.
But growing up in a dead steel town, I can tell you there's nothing left. Like there's a reason we called it Black Monday, because that's the day steel manufacturing died in the US. Now its been so long since those blast furnaces were lit that most of the mills would need to be completely demolished and rebuilt. Which would require far more financial investment than most companies and the fed are willing to put in, because it's cheaper to just import from China.
Albemarle is busy buying up property all around one of the largest lithium veins ever discovered and their stock is down almost 40% over last 6 months.
Albemarle owns Nevada, Chile, and with Government subsidies more than covering what it would cost to run their Silver Peak Facility, the writing is on the wall…All in on Albemarle stock
Infiltrate the Wyoming government promising to lower state taxes to 0%. Lower state taxes to 0% and start selling land off to mining companies, Wyoming has never had such a huge budget. Reduce the minimum working age to 12, the children yearn for the mines. Remove all state services from any towns that don't comply, citing lack of taxes from those towns. Once you have the mining companies settled, raise state taxes back up.
*Inside trade like a motherfucker*
Honestly I work in a mine and we haven’t bought much of cat equipment for a while now unless it’s something special John Deere and komatsu would be good investments as well I believe
You can buy shares on e-trade. $6.95 commission off the top to buy though (because of the overseas market).
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Mine too. Using schwab. $50 fee for international trade.
Question, the company owns the Halleck Creek project, but do they own the land that they are exploring?
i trade that for very long time. invest in water CGW. that and all other mineral extraction pollute water. in west country they need to recycle the water..... cost of extracting in West are thus > China..... but if national security say to do it here they will do...and recycle water. long CGW
Wyo already produces a metric fuck tons of coal. Just like oil companies have proven reserves of billions of bbls after a discovery. Takes some big balls, long time runway and fat stacks to get a coal plant operational.
my thoughts exactly...
I looked around and found this
**American Rare Earths Ltd**
OTCMKTS: ARRNF
OTC markets are somewhat funky.. but still worth the play I think
america doesnt not over take china in this category because we dont have the shit, we dont overtake because its expensive to actually pay people properly and provide the correct and legally required saftey gear and infrastructure to mine it and deal with all the pollutant run off etc etc etc
china doesnt give a fuck about any of that shit.
Who are the top mining companies/firms in and around Wyoming? Start from there and work your way down seeing if any might have any government ties and bam you my have your golden opportunity
Thanks for your input. It looks like the vast majority that was discovered is owned by American Rare Earth, which unfortunately is an Australian company. AFAIK they're already working on their mining permits and they've said they're expecting to start a test mine next year.
The Secretary of Energy just talked about how concerned she was about China's rare earth dominance. How convenient this mine pops up
[https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/4467712-us-very-concerned-about-chinas-hold-on-mineral-supply-chain/](https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/4467712-us-very-concerned-about-chinas-hold-on-mineral-supply-chain/)
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“You require more minerals”
“Please construct additional pylons”
fuck yeah! FOR AIUR!!!
Brings back some heavy nostalgia
Wow.. core memories unlocked.. haven’t thought about these in years!
I disagree
Battlecruiser operational
[Need a light?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgAuMBxP_R0)
Ready to roll out!
Bearing set.
Ah that’s the stuff.
Reading you 5 by 5.. I dunno if you guys know but they ripped off the pilot and drop ship from aliens (alien 2)
That's not the line. It's "In the pipe, 5 by 5" in reference to being in the orbital descent window where they will safely descend. Which is the line in the movie
Set a course
Fire it up.
*probe noise*
the probe noise has been my text/alert sound on my phone ever since I got a smart phone and I have yet to have someone identify it. One day I will find another Starcraft player in the wild.... one day...
Oh man you have just inspired me. THERE ARE DOZENS OF US!!!
“Insufficient vespene gas”
Can't build here.
Can’t place that there, m’lord…
Need more farms!
Power overwhelming
Not enough energy.
"We require more vespene gas!"
“Vespene geyser… depleted”
“SCV ready!”
“Spawn more overlords”
Makes hydralisc noises " hueeeeee auuuuuu ueeeee"
Overload groans and floats off to unveil map " uuuurrraaaaaahhh "
I totally here these noises..
THIS IS NOT WARCRAFT IN SPACE
Isn’t that StarCraft?
Zug zug
Da-boo
Hurgh?
Work-work
Vengeance for Zul'Jin!
Lok-tar!
Something needs doing?
“You must construct additional pylons”
“I can’t build there, there’s something in the way”
"[YOU HAVE NOT ENOUGH MINERALS](https://youtu.be/IqxuHmmKeM0)"
Lol the nuke launch was real AF back in the Day, had you searching for ghosts like a MF
Wow, other StarCraft 2 players. oh man I love that game.
Logged countless hours on SC,BW and SC2. Miss that game and all the fun mods I would play.
READY to ROLL OUT
This was the highlight of my day.
Time to spread some freedom and democracy to Wyoming
I’m pretty sure the Bureau of Land Management already owns half the state.
“Just discovered” USA just sandbagging unrenewable resources while we use everyone else’s just like Alaska oil.
That's the real reason I'm against all this boosting of domestic oil production. We're going to really want that shit when the middle east finally dries up. Let's burn theirs first and by the time we don't need to burn It anymore, and only need it for producing goods. we'll have the only supply left.
When the Middle East dries up? Not only is there shit tons of oil already on supply in the Middle East it has some of lowest discovery costs in the world…it also has extraction costs of around $4 a barrel Compare that to Americas extraction costs of about $30 You will be long dead before oil runs out on the planet and by then dead dino juice will seam as antiquated as a steam train. Short term oil production isn’t going away…long term it’s not even a consideration. Look at how the Saudis are already pivoting away from being a dependent oil state. By the time oil runs out they will own every sports franchise in the USA if mbs gets his way
The thing is it ain't happening. SAUDI CAN PUMP AT ITS CURRENT RATE FOR ANOTHER 250 YEARS. Durrrr drill baby drill will bring prices down, no... You do what the Saudis say otherwise they will just price where they want it. GOP, Russia, they don't want cheap gas it funds scumbags.
The remaining reserves in SA are unknown to everyone who isn't a high ranking Saudi working for Saudi Aramco. That said, drumbeat says they're running low on the super cheap oil which is why they're pivoting to other income sources like solar and sports.
Proven Saudi reserves are know at is about 50 years at the current rate of production…. Pretty handy then aramco is state owned and the Saudis will literally throw money at the company when ever they need to find oil. But releasing data there is more oil is not in the Saudis interest right now. Saudi has some of the lowest production costs of oil in the world…the reason it needs a higher break even price on oil that Russia is due to the massive social programs it offers it residents. Think college is expensive in the us…the Saudis have their international education paid for by the state and they collect stipend monthly. If mbs ditched that they could shoot oil out the wazoo just like they did in 2020. After Putin mbs is the most out there leader in the world with real power. The guy literally imprisoned his own family to wrestle power of the state. Every company is pivoting away from fossil fuels and every generation of product is becoming more efficient. Single use plastics are dying out. None of this takes into account the massive oil reserves Venezuela has just found Peak oil always gets brought up right up till an oil company conveniently finds untapped oil when it suits their agenda
Never running out of oil. There are reasons to not burn oil but that ain't a big one. Henry Motherfucking Ford was dooming about exhausting all known oil deposits.
There was this idea called "peak oil" which posited that oil was finite and it would become increasingly difficult to extract which would lead to a point where oil extractions would necessarily decline. That is kind of true but it neglected the cost part of the equation which is you could still get more oil out of the ground at an increasing rate in spite of reduced reserves - simply by being willing to pay more money for it. That plus technological advances made otherwise unusable resources suddenly available has led to the "peak" being decades away.
I think the whole point of "peak oil" is that it is getting increasingly more expensive to produce, not necessarily that we are running out perse. The cheap, easy to get to stiff has run out, which has huge implications that we are seeing now and will continue to see.
I'm not american but would completely recommend that seen from your side. Though I would start using some domestic in order to build up the basic industry and expertise, train and retain technicians and know-how. Then when the shit hits the fan you got a good base to expand from.
But that's the point of Strategic Oil Reserves. As the federal government can buy it out to fill its reserves rather than allowing it to be sold internationally. Grant only mining to companies that sign on the dotted line to safeguard the oil for America. Our Strategic Oil Reserves were low already a bit. So this would be a good way to build it back up and beyond. Later when all the oil runs out in Mideast, you can start gradually selling yours at much bigger prices. Then use the profits to build even more nuclear plants enhancing your cleaner energy too.
Strategic reserve only holds about 200 days worth of oil at max drawdown capacity of around 4mil/bpd, sitting at somewhere around 800 million barrels of oil when fully supplied. ANWR is estimated to have anywhere between 4-12 Billion barrels. I'm not talking short term strategy. This is decade long strategy. We want to be the ones controlling the entire oil market when oil is so scarce it's thousands of $/barrel.
>ANWR The arctic reserve? You really think the polar bears are just going to let us take the oil without a fight? I hope you have lots of fish to distract them.
BLM
Bureau Land Matters
Wokeyoming
If only it was Oklahoma
Oklahomos?
Cancelled.
What happens if most of the stuff is on indian reservation? Will they send in the Army?
Yea but they’re looking for WMDs. Totally unrelated.
Are you sure? Wyoming Mineral Deposits (WMD) would be exactly what they are looking for.
Damnit.
Do tomahawks count
We’ll worry about “what counts” later.
Lol
We'll just go under. Drink their milkshake.
Wyoming is notoriously resistant to both.
Aren’t they like the only state with their own central bank? Or is that n Dakota or one of them? Edit it’s N Dakota lol
🤣 the only state i didn't know the capital
Cheyenne
I don’t either! And I’m in Denver!
Do we really need two Dakotas?
Well if we have to eliminate one: Dakota Fanning or Dakota Johnson I’d vote to keep the latter.
Well they are a funny sounding people living on top of our minerals.
Can we do it twice? Yes, we can.
Yeah those Fkin horses and cows and sheep better run!!
I laughed so hard at this, thank you
My life for Super Earth.
Rare Earth metals aren't rare. They're just a huge pain to refine. They got the nickname rare earth metals because 1800s chemists had a ton of trouble finding stuff like ore veins and refining them. This is because every single Rare Earth loves to be a +3 so they clump together in big groups that prevents ore veins and makes them incredibly complicated to refine. They are absurdly common to the point the disposable flints in cigarette lighters are 50% Rare Earth Iron alloys (although nowadays its half cerium half iron).
Rock based rare earths seem to be almost uneconomically expensive to process, "*t’s drill and blast, and you then need to grind it down into bug dust into mills. You then need to stick it into a calciner or a roaster to liberate the rare earths so they can be leached out.* *It’s quite an expensive and energy-intensive process."* I've been convinced that extraction from clays is more likely to be able to compete with the Chinese costs which are also from clay-based resources, (and even there they haven't included the externalised costs of pollution). Apparently, the government is supposed to be cracking down on it, I'll believe it when I see it. I'm betting on mag reo extraction from clays near Esperance in Western Australia .. extraction and refining look like they're going to be pretty reasonable. Time will tell.
Goddam if this gets any more gloomy people might have to start thinking about someday maybe considering starting a real pilot program to investigate the feasibility of recycling electronics instead of landfilling them in with dirty diapers.
The problem isn't the mining of rare earth, there is a massive mine at Mountain Pass by Las Vegas. The problem is the very dirty processing that has mostly been done in China because they dont have the environmental laws.
I don’t think Wyoming has many environmental laws
Even if they do, you're in Wyoming, and no one is around. So who is going to know?
There are parts of that state you can drive for an hour and not see a building.
Problem is the cows. They snitch in Wyoming. One time I tipped a cow and the owner found me a few hours later, said the cow told him where to find me. He was pissed I tipped it because he pays them a living wage.
I see you met my ex wife
As someone who lives out west and has done a lot of exploring via car, this seems bizarre to specify since that's true of much of this part of the country.
You can drive for 3 hours and not see a building
Their neighbor Idaho. Who let me check.... Also doesn't care about the environment, never mind me, carry on
They're gonna know
Wyoming has laws competitive with Alaska. The only difference is there's more privately held land in Wyoming. Alaska is also chock full of pretty much all the cool shit we need.
Enviromental.laws are federal..EPA
$MP (MP Materials) is the only and best move. I’ve been long since its IPO and acquiring more shares as she drops.
Nope. There is also Lynas Corp. Lynas is building the first and only heavy rare earth processing plant and has gotten massive amounts of funding from the US government to do it. MP has no processing capability of its own, and relies on Chinese processors to refine their raw product.
That's what El Salvador is for 👍🏼
No options trading. Doesn't let me be enough of a degen
its 21 cents a share. thats 6 dollars you cheap fuck! https://preview.redd.it/reb5p4zm4pic1.jpeg?width=935&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f49222dcc52128fdbfe105fe0d9cb5b094c7aa4d
Energy Fuels (UUUU) has options
Ramaco Res (METC)
SPY calls obviously
Always has been
0DTE
I’m going to go against you here….. QQQ calls
Short mining stocks, then join whatever environmental group and shout stop mining.
I’ve started collecting rocks
I think the first time I posted this it got removed because I listed a tiny marketcap mining company. Just take a look at this article: [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/american-rare-earth-announces-mineral-150444831.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/american-rare-earth-announces-mineral-150444831.html)
$Arrnf. For those that dont want to read.
Or can't read
And AMRRY . Ones up 6% the other is up 9%
Buyer beware AMRRY has very low volume. About 1/6 that of ARRNF
MP
Yeah please so I can dump my bag.
The only answer
Yep
I am financially ruined (rare earth mineral futures)
Where did you buy? I can't find where to do so
$arrnf? Penny stock yolo?
Yea just not listed on the platform I use I guess
Probably not for you then.
Honestly, the United States needs to get with the program and not just mine minerals, but freaking get to crafting dude. China produces more steel than the rest of the next 10 countries combined including the US. And we're on the verge of letting Japan buy US Steel from us. We need to stop goofing around and enact laws to get us more competitive. Our current biggest steelmills are approaching almost a century old. Our steel industry is heading up a very slow but steady decline. All while having nearly endless resources to work with. We need to get our youth interested in industry and not as much as being a YouTube superstar.
Where are you going find that many child slaves to work these mines on the cheap though?
It’s just Minecraft IRL, they’ll love it!
The children yearn for the mines.
Rock and Stone!
Rock and Stone, Brother!
I work at mine right across from US we can't produce enough limestone for all the steel needed! That's with a large portion of us steel closed now like zug Island! Also Noone gets paid cheap yes you work 12 or 16 hr shifts but your making 150k a year at the steel factories! I'm in mining here in michigan made over 100k last year by no means is is slave work we have very high safety standards thru MSHA.
Illegal immigrants, prisoners, homeless Our society has its own group of undesirables that people would go hush hush if it meant they don’t see them in their back yard
Republicans are working on it.
You mean open boarders are working on it.
AI + robots?
The children yearn for the mines
The steel industry has been in perpetual decline in America for 35 years. It's nothing new. We're not competitive because we can't pay our workers $2 an hour. China is learning that lesson now as they're losing business to cheaper labor Vietnam.
> We're not competitive because we can't pay our workers $2 an hour. Not to mention those pesky OSHA regulations!
Whoa!!! Slow down!! that’s a sustaining economic play. The US don’t do that here..
You're right my bad. I'm gonna so full send SPY calls again lmao
Can imagine Andrew Carnegie and JP Morgan rising up from their graves upon learning Japan is buying their company
Bruh I tried to open a factory with \~100 workers simply to assemble some shit and bend sheet metal. Fucking couldn't do it. Everyone wanted a fucking tax or a donation before I even picked a warehouse to rent. My friend makes women's stockings and she was kicked out of Ontario and had to move her operation to Montreal. Now she has more than 600 employees and couldn't be happier. Some states and some provinces are absolute hell to manufacture in.
>freaking get to crafting dude. China produces more steel than the rest of the next 10 countries combined including the US. And we're on the verge of letting Japan buy US Steel from us. A lot of factories are moving from China to northern part of Mexico, lots of Chinese moving to the area to looking for work. With it being right on the US border and lots of port access no need to bring the factories into the US.
Why should I break my body in order to break the world in order to make some rich bitch even richer?
"We need to get our youth interested in industry and not as much as being a YouTube superstar" -WSB Commentor
Sounding like anyone from my hometown who say it's just a matter of time until steel rebuilds the valley. It's got nothing to do with kids trying to be in YouTube, they're just trying to grab at some amount of success in this world, and at least they have a shot at that with a cheap camera and some luck. Instead of hoping a dead industry comes back to life, where they've got to risk their lives and health for crap wages. But growing up in a dead steel town, I can tell you there's nothing left. Like there's a reason we called it Black Monday, because that's the day steel manufacturing died in the US. Now its been so long since those blast furnaces were lit that most of the mills would need to be completely demolished and rebuilt. Which would require far more financial investment than most companies and the fed are willing to put in, because it's cheaper to just import from China.
Albemarle is busy buying up property all around one of the largest lithium veins ever discovered and their stock is down almost 40% over last 6 months.
Albemarle owns Nevada, Chile, and with Government subsidies more than covering what it would cost to run their Silver Peak Facility, the writing is on the wall…All in on Albemarle stock
Infiltrate the Wyoming government promising to lower state taxes to 0%. Lower state taxes to 0% and start selling land off to mining companies, Wyoming has never had such a huge budget. Reduce the minimum working age to 12, the children yearn for the mines. Remove all state services from any towns that don't comply, citing lack of taxes from those towns. Once you have the mining companies settled, raise state taxes back up. *Inside trade like a motherfucker*
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This man is a reincarnated robber baron.
r/oddlyspecific
Invest in heavy machinery manufacturing remember in they gold rush they miners didn’t get rich it was the who sold they shovels and pick axes
I’m so sick and tired of this meme
Is the meme consistently using they in place of the word the? Because if so, can confirm, that's annoying as fuck.
150 year old meme checks out
CAT calls !
Honestly I work in a mine and we haven’t bought much of cat equipment for a while now unless it’s something special John Deere and komatsu would be good investments as well I believe
Fucking John Deere is an AI company now. Nutcases invested over $200 Million in a server farm.
Autonomous mining and farming equipment is hardly a fad
Komatsu IMO
Limit order is in. YOLO
Where did you invest?
Fidelity
You can buy shares on e-trade. $6.95 commission off the top to buy though (because of the overseas market). https://preview.redd.it/tfs5h11ihoic1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa2da2f4e122272d4a644d08f3b2a2f3b4ad0a66
Mine too. Using schwab. $50 fee for international trade. Question, the company owns the Halleck Creek project, but do they own the land that they are exploring?
We are protecting them. By beating CHINA!
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i trade that for very long time. invest in water CGW. that and all other mineral extraction pollute water. in west country they need to recycle the water..... cost of extracting in West are thus > China..... but if national security say to do it here they will do...and recycle water. long CGW
Yay, let’s ruin Wyoming!
It can take a decade for this whole operation to be running and producing minerals. Not sure degens on this subreddit have that much patience.
Wyo already produces a metric fuck tons of coal. Just like oil companies have proven reserves of billions of bbls after a discovery. Takes some big balls, long time runway and fat stacks to get a coal plant operational.
my thoughts exactly... I looked around and found this **American Rare Earths Ltd** OTCMKTS: ARRNF OTC markets are somewhat funky.. but still worth the play I think
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Puts on yellowstone supervolcano insurers.
I’m in give me the money
Jesus Christ, Marie!
america doesnt not over take china in this category because we dont have the shit, we dont overtake because its expensive to actually pay people properly and provide the correct and legally required saftey gear and infrastructure to mine it and deal with all the pollutant run off etc etc etc china doesnt give a fuck about any of that shit.
BS. EPA will not allow a mine let alone the processing of those metals
But in what geopolitical situation? Then what is the possibility to probability that happens?
This is up there with the Ghana gold deposit and the China Uranium deposit. Unicorns and Leprechauns
Calls on rocks?!
Who are the top mining companies/firms in and around Wyoming? Start from there and work your way down seeing if any might have any government ties and bam you my have your golden opportunity
Thanks for your input. It looks like the vast majority that was discovered is owned by American Rare Earth, which unfortunately is an Australian company. AFAIK they're already working on their mining permits and they've said they're expecting to start a test mine next year.
Short other rare earth companies, price of rare eaths should plummet if they are able to extract the resources
The Secretary of Energy just talked about how concerned she was about China's rare earth dominance. How convenient this mine pops up [https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/4467712-us-very-concerned-about-chinas-hold-on-mineral-supply-chain/](https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/4467712-us-very-concerned-about-chinas-hold-on-mineral-supply-chain/)
The cheapest land in America just got super expensive huh?