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LYC Lynas Rare Earths Ltd
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20min DelayMarket Closed Dec 20 16:00 AET
5.91BMarket Cap70.22P/E (Static)
6.445High6.310Low7.58MVolume6.430Open6.500Pre Close50.10MTurnover8.27052wk High0.91%Turnover Ratio934.72MShares5.49052wk Low0.09EPS TTM5.26BFloat Cap27.000Historical High70.22P/E (Static)832.88MShs Float0.256Historical Low0.09EPS LYR2.08%Amplitude--Dividend TTM2.63P/B1Lot Size--Div YieldTTM
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Lynas ( $Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC.AU)$ ) rallied 7.41% on no news….
It’s likely that Gina is buying more….Perhaps Rio Tinto ( $Rio Tinto Ltd (RIO.AU)$ ) is having a nibble….
With the price of rare earths currently in the toilet, now is the time for a big player to make a takeover bid for this globally significant and strategic miner.
It’s likely that Gina is buying more….Perhaps Rio Tinto ( $Rio Tinto Ltd (RIO.AU)$ ) is having a nibble….
With the price of rare earths currently in the toilet, now is the time for a big player to make a takeover bid for this globally significant and strategic miner.
Lynas ( $Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC.AU)$ ) rallied 7.41% on no news….It’s likely that Gina is buying more….Perhaps Rio Tinto ( $Rio Tinto Ltd (RIO.AU)$ ) is having a nibble….With the price of rare earths currently in the toilet, now is the time for a big player to make a takeover bid for this globally significant and strategic miner.
Gina Rinehart definitely has the firepower to takeover Lynas ( $Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC.AU)$ ); her net worth is over $40bn while the market cap of LYC is $5.9bn.
I think Gina Rineheart is going to keep accumulating Lynas ( $Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC.AU)$ ) shares and eventually make a full takeover offer for the stock…..In my view the market underestimates the strategic value of LYC’s glorious deposit of rare earths. BUY
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Columns Critical Minerals in the Spotlight: Is Gina Rinehart's Rare Earths Focus Worth Investing In?
Amid the global wave of industrialization and energy transition, the strategic value of critical minerals has become increasingly prominent. In its latest Federal Budget 2024-25, the Australian government has announced enhanced support for the critical minerals sector, committing an estimated $7.1 billion over 11 years from 2023/24 to bolster the refining and processing of these essential resources.
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Hey y'all!
The news is out - Australia & EU struck a deal to boost our critical minerals mining! 💎
Pilbara Minerals PLS & Lynas Rare Earths LYC are about to shine! 🌟
Wednesday might be our lucky day!
Let's see where this takes us! 🚀
$Pilbara Minerals Ltd (PLS.AU)$ $Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC.AU)$ $Rio Tinto Ltd (RIO.AU)$
The news is out - Australia & EU struck a deal to boost our critical minerals mining! 💎
Pilbara Minerals PLS & Lynas Rare Earths LYC are about to shine! 🌟
Wednesday might be our lucky day!
Let's see where this takes us! 🚀
$Pilbara Minerals Ltd (PLS.AU)$ $Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC.AU)$ $Rio Tinto Ltd (RIO.AU)$
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Kuku bird on fire ❤ :
Nisdey : China's probe is just well timed posturing to try and get some leverage over Trump before he takes office.
Nobody still believes that TSMC aren't involved in some kind of back door shenanigans with the CCP.
This is just a distraction until Trump imposes tariffs and some kind of ChinVidia pops up with a breakthrough AI accelerator.
It's all well and good to design the things, but if you can't make them domestically, and your government taxes the sh*t out of the only place that can, it's all a bit pointless isn't it. And why isn't Intel doing anything at all to close the gap? Where are the industrial espionage agents learning how to replicate what is obviously a solved problem, using the very same machines they have access to. It just doesn't seem that hard to do, especially when all the odds are skewed in your favour. It's not as if the laws of physics are somehow different in Taiwan.