rare earths grow less rare critqued by lifton, page-3

When Jack Lifton speaks Rare Earth pundits should listen, he is without doubt the foremost expert on the planet. Whereas these counter jockeys at Gold in Sacks wave about like a flag in the breeze. Today they say one thing, next month their fashions will change, depending upon which of their so-called analysts are still on the payroll. Put simply, they are not a font of information on REE, whereas Lifton is

Whilst Rare Earths are pretty common, deposits containing commercial quantities are very rare indeed, then there's the question of the makeup of those deposits, given that these metals consist of 17 different elements in the periodic table

On both counts, commercial quantities, and makep, Crossland look to be the goods. Further, their radiometrics seem to be favourable to mining, then there's near surface characteristics of what they have been sampling

Given time, I Think they could become a Paladin of the REE game.