NEWS A Strong Week for the REEx ETF Model

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The Rare Earth Exchange (REEx) ETF model continued to show momentum this week, building on the excitement sparked by the recent feature article, “REEx ETF: The Pure-Play Gateway to a […]

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Written by: Dustin
 
I am beginning to wonder at the stupidity of some Institutional investors and their Brokers. Case in point REE/CM ETF funds.

As soon as the West undertook the decision to sever the leash to China's Monopoly, the writing was on the wall that China would look for ways to try and scupper the plan. Most of us are well aware of Beijing's ability to control their internal Markets, for years they have kept RE prices at or just below the levels that Western companies could operate profitably at. Eventually, the US decided to break that Monopoly by setting a pseudo floor price on NdPr by guaranteeing MP's (inc) future revenues.

This week's latest retaliatory move by China was to crash RE and especially NdPr prices, it has certainly had an effect. Yesterday's crash in SP's was pretty well across the board! But how? when the stated goal of the West was to totally divorce itself ie become independent of China!

IMO yesterdays across the board drops were brought about by Computer driven dumping, initiated when a number of ETF funds started to go into reverse. Why? take a look at what is in many of these Funds. One of the main ones, REMX still contains 26% of Chinese stocks, when those stocks tank because of a Beijing dictated price drop they will drag the whole fund down with it, to be quickly followed by every trader's computer Algorithm that uses that index to set its direction for the coming day. It becomes a self-perpetuating avalanche.

Only a fool would scuttle a ship and then leave his life-raft still tied to it!
 
Hi Vin...as written on another post:

We have looked into it. And met with many ETF businesses.

The short answer...is there is barely any money in it unless we partner with a BIG player (like Blackstone...JP Morgan...etc.) and we get a % of total funds managed.

So this surprised me....And it should also act as a warning. The thinking behind many of these ETF is C R A P. Made me go look at all the ETF I hold in our Super Fund.

One that has been recently released, is really just all the rare earth players with weightings given by market cap.

The REEx ETF was far superior. Using public information, but with complex algorythms. Kinda like our rankings...but much more detail.

If anyone has contacts for any of the big players....give them my email ( john@rareearthexchanges.com ). We can cut you into any deal we make.

The ex-China RE and Mag sector is only just beginning.....sooooo much money to be made and lost. Data and knowledge is key...and we have it.
 
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