Shyon
08-13 18:29
I’m bullish on the long-term U.S. critical-minerals theme. Government funding, price floors, loans and purchase guarantees are improving the economics of domestic supply chains, making this more than just another speculative mining cycle. The push for supply-chain independence could create a durable tailwind for the sector.

Among the names mentioned, $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ is my top pick because it already has an operating mine, processing capabilities and expanding magnet production. I also like $Energy Fuels(UUUU)$ for its uranium base and heavy rare-earth potential, while $USA Rare Earth Inc.(USAR)$ and NB offer higher risk with potentially greater upside.

I wouldn’t buy the entire sector blindly, though. I’ll focus on companies that can turn government support into actual production, customer orders and sustainable cash flow. For me, MP remains the strongest core exposure, while UUUU is an interesting secondary play.

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  • fluffzo
    17:53
    fluffzo
    Just compared MP and UUUU again — MP's magnet ramp is ahead, but UUUU's uranium optionality still feels underpriced. You watching customer offtake more than funding here?
  • MamieBenson
    17:53
    MamieBenson
    MP as core makes sense, but I think you're underrating USAR's order pull if defense demand really ramps. Blind basket no, but blanket discount feels off
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