Spotlight on American Rare Earths, page-3962

Swartz has his own perspective on what’s happening.

“When you think of the worldwide rare earth market, kind of ex-China, it is made up of Australia, the U.S. and Brazil, and she’s in all of the above,” he said.

Swartz isn’t sure whose hands his company might end up in.

That’s not something he’s worried about at this time because his company is working on mining permits and development plans with Wyoming and raising capital to get the project launched.

In a bifurcated rare earths world with Rinehart’s empire on one side and China on the other, Swartz is sure of one thing.

“The patient, long-term strategic capital sees a lot of value in the industry, and we agree with this thesis,” he said. - Quote

Great read, I'm becoming rather fond of the Cowboy State Daily. Perhaps they were the muse in naming our state land (phase one of the Halleck Ck project) "The Cowboy State Mine." ???

It's clear Don is trying to court Rinehart into our corner, which increasingly seems plausible IMO. But first to win over Rinehart, he'll have to giftwrap and bowtie a peice of iron ore with a nicely worded card. Keep the change! Yes, yes we will!