Keep doing your research amigo - you will recognise that ARR is...

Keep doing your research amigo - you will recognise that ARR is in early stages of exploration at its three large prospects in USA. Two of these prospects have only background levels of radioactivity. (Its third prospect is near MP and it has very high grade TREE, but probably has thorium.) ARR is planning to produce a separate scandium concentrate and a separate TREE concentrate at La Paz. No other junior can say all of these things. ARR's recent drilling at La Paz found areas with up to 750 ppm (TREE = 0.15% TRE oxides) - such areas could be a good site for open pit minng. But there is plenty of exploration to do before the best site for open pit start-up mining is chosen. In comparison Lynas found 2.4% TRE oxides (= 1.5 % TREE) in its fresh rock beneath its mine - its radioactive thorium grades were not disclosed to shareholders (Nov 2020). The recent metallurgical study by ARR on ore from La Paz used simple magnetics, nothing complicated (benefication of 2x to 3 x). It's currently trialling flotation and other metallurgical processes at three internationally accredited labs. None of these trials need to worry about radioactive waste - but that is not so for MP or Lynas or for many mineral sands rare earth companies. If you are keen to invest in Lynas or any other rare earth company, just do it and good luck.