ASX200: Australian Strategic materialsPromising.
Now word to say yet but very promising.
This is the key and solution to get away from China and balance the supply of Lithium and Rare Earth Materials.
ASM have signed production with Korea.
Korea has a significant influence in production of Samsung phone and EV cars around the world.
all we need is first production and BOOM
Update at 15/08/2025
The momentum around building resilient and secure rare earth supply chains is accelerating in the United States.
ASM has been at the heart of discussions in Washington DC and is proud to be part of the evolving solution by being an active supplier of rare earth metals and alloys to the US Defense Industrial Base.
As we progress plans to expand our existing rare earth metallisation capability into the US, members of the ASM team recently travelled to North America to continue engagement with the Trump Administration, federal agencies, and state governments – exploring options for building commercial-scale domestic capability.
Meetings with the National Security Council (NSC), National Energy Dominance Council (NEDC), Department of Commerce, SelectUSA, Export-Import Bank of the United States (US EXIM), and others all verified the continued and growing urgency for diversifying existing supply chains and building allied mine to magnet capabilities.
Further travels to Oklahoma and South Carolina were highly productive. ASM met with both states’ commerce departments, economic development agencies, power providers, and permitting and workforce development authorities. We completed site due diligence on a number of brownfield sites in Oklahoma and South Carolina and have now identified a short list for potential selection.
Private sector engagement in both states, with existing downstream customers and financial firms, equally showed the high level of support that is growing for ASM’s mine to metals strategy.
With plans to build a second metallisation plant in the US and the results of our recent Heap Leach Scoping Study at the Dubbo Project indicating significant capital cost improvements and an accelerated pathway to heavy and light rare earth production, ASM is ready to be a near-term solution for securing allied rare earth supply chains – particularly those in the United States.
ASM trade ideas
Rare Earths Macro Long...It's becoming more and more obvious how little producers there are of Rare Earths outside China (there are only 2: Lynas and Mp Materials) - Expect many good exploration projects to gain momentum over the coming years as $ is thrown at them in the rush to get them operational and producing.
ASM @ 17 SEP 2021Text me if you have any questions/comments for me.
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ASM
- Previous written analysis was done on 13 Sep -> suggested waiting for a successful rebound before plotting entry
- Since then, the stock has had a weak test of 10.00 levels and is already a Structure Break in my books
- Today’s price action with above average volume is interesting but still hasn’t broken through the counter-trendline (blue line)
- If the stock fails to break the counter-trendline, another Lower High (LH) would form -> not good
- R is more than 10%
- Strategy-to-buy (DYOR) – Suggest waiting for a series of Higher Highs (HHs) and Higher Lows (HLs)
ASM @ 13 SEP 2021ASM
- Previous written analysis was done on 7 Sep -> suggested waiting for next rebound wave before plotting entry
- Today’s retracement has broken through the short-term support and has also created a new Lower Low (LL) -> not good
- If there is an immediate rebound to create a new Higher High (HH), the stock is still in good condition
- Any further drop to around 10.00 levels would be a structure break
- R is more than 10%
- Strategy-to-buy (DYOR) – Suggest waiting for successful rebound before plotting entry
Big Move Today On ASM - An Australian Rare Earth MinerI bought and held this late last year but got shaken out of the trade and so it has been off my radar for a while.
Big move today and has been steadily making ground but still a sub $10 stock.
If it pulls back or consolidates I'll have another look. Could be a good one to put in a drawer and forget about for a couple of years.
My previous post on it: