Trump's Plan to Break China's Rare Earth Monopoly

Nicole Labra, Senior Managing Editor, The Oxford Club

Dear Reader,

Rare Earth metals are perhaps the most important elements in the world.

They are ESSENTIAL for semiconductors, EVs, AI technology, and more.

And yet, China controls almost all of it.

China controls 70% of rare earth production and 90% of refining capacity worldwide.

Well... Trump has plans to break that monopoly.

The Department of Defense is now pouring millions into domestic production.

It's one of Trump's key priorities.

And one company, [REDACTED], has positioned itself as America's #1 producer.

With its new facility that opened in January 2025, it's the only integrated rare earth magnetics producer in America.

With Trump's backing of the industry, the company is now already producing 15% of global production despite fierce Chinese competition.

As trade tensions escalate, this stock could easily become the cornerstone of America's technology independence strategy.

And yet its only about $20 per share.

This could be your last chance to get in before we expect the next phase of Trump's American Revival Plan to unfold on June 17.

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Sincerely,

Nicole

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