election result re GGG, page-40

Well finally the elections are over. Hopefully the conflict in the US stops and they look ahead to a stable prosperous future with the uncertainty of the elections behind them.

Ahead looks good for the sector. Bindens green policy has already been announced in intention. Should prove promising for the sector in the years ahead as more and more news comes out of progression upon REE demands. GGG might be walking straight into an upswing if they progress into ML over the upcoming months.

Interesting thing too is if China finds future resistance by US. If you think about it China might find the REE restriction intention an even more attractive US stifling tool by delivering a knock out blow to the US government while they try to enact one of their most heavily declared intents. If the US roll out solar and EV production into full swing. It leaves a huge part of the new US "growth" economy open at Chinas mercy to clamp at will. Therefore making sources outside China ever more valuable.

Things seemingly continue to line up well for REEs yet again.


"Mr. Biden’s plan outlines specific and aggressive targets, including achieving an emissions-free power sector by 2035 and upgrading four million buildings over four years to meet the highest standards for energy efficiency.Mr. Biden’s remarks sometimes assumed a populist bent, directly challenging Mr. Trump’s efforts to woo workers in the industrial Midwest with promises of “America First” job policies. As Mr. Biden discussed converting government vehicles into electric vehicles, he promised that “the U.S. auto industry and its deep bench of suppliers will step up, expanding capacity so that the United States, not China, leads the world in clean vehicle production.”And he offered a vision for “new, clean, made-in-America vehicles” to be made more accessible to American consumers as well."
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/14/us/politics/biden-climate-plan.html?fbclid=IwAR23fvfGdOn_Vcvq2p49N-41KQa0KApRyCDcuM2Gwr5Nmn7Yor3AKbCoaW8