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Hi Presto72 and Others,

Around 1971 Gold was USA $35.00 per ounce a month back it was priced at $3,500.00 per ounce. Whilst some would call a price increase of a factor of 100 in 54 years as merely tepid others might say it’s worth looking for the suff.

The BCM management flogged the dead horse of Gold and other precious metal exploration for many years. At one time whilst posing as a Gold company BBX had a market capitalisation of over $100,000,000.00 these days Steve and Andrew take turns buying a handful of shares per day to give the appearance some meagre value!

Common sense is something I always applaud; however, we should all remember sense, particularly with this management is not all that common.

Just as common sense is not so common rare earths are not particularly rare.

The tree huggers are quick to say we need to get rid of fossil fuels and be more green aware.

They have no idea just how dirty the work can be for extracting the necessary ingredients required to build a single electric vehicle.

Talk about irony it turns out that once coal is burnt to produce energy the byproduct ash may yield rare earth elements. Please see link below.

Snippet from article:

In asurprising turn of events, the U.S. has discovered that $8.4 billion worthof rare earth elements are lying unused in coal ash landfills. Thisgroundbreaking revelation could reshape the way we approach resource extractionand sustainability. These rare earth elements, vital for producing electronicsand renewable energy technology, are sitting in waste sites instead of beingtapped for valuable use.

Thisdiscovery highlights the hidden treasures in places we least expect them. It’sa game-changer that not only promises to unlock new sources of criticalmaterials but could also provide a solution for dealing with the environmentalchallenges posed by coal ash landfills.

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I mentioned yesterday that I though few would beat the Chinese at the Rare Earth’s gig; however, it turns out that Kazakhstan may be a contender.

Kazakhstansays it has discovered 20 million ton rare earth metals deposit

Kazakhstansays it has discovered 20 million ton rare earth metals deposit : r/Kazakhstan

It is starting to look like Steve, Andrew and Mr. DeCastro may need to dream up some other type of spectacular resource story to keep the gravy train rolling.

Cheers