China Just Created The Best Investment Opportunity Of The Decade - Buy These Assets ASAP

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00:00 China's Next Economic Move
01:46 Following Where the Money Moves
02:42 Free Livestream
03:41 What Are Rare Earth Metals?
04:32 Tariffs and the Rare Earth Ban
06:29 Lessons from Japan and Germany
08:26 3 Ways the Ban Impacts the Economy
09:54 US Investments in Domestic Supply
11:04 Rare Earth Stocks: Winners vs. Losers
13:47 3 Wealth-Building Philosophies
15:54 Rare Earth ETFs to Watch
17:04 Protecting Your Wealth
18:14 Summary & Key Takeaways
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It's no secret that China wants to replace
the United States as the world's superpower,
and now China is about to make
their most aggressive move against the United States
economy yet. And as a result, it's actually creating one of the best
investment opportunities
I'll show you.
The old news is China wants people
to stop trusting the United States dollar,
in a decade,
which is why they've been trying to strengthen their own currency
and most people have no idea.
so people have an alternative to the United States dollar.
Then China's been trying to beat
the United States in artificial intelligence,
trying to capture the next big move in the economy.
But now China wants to do something even bigger
by trying to hurt the United States economy from the inside.
How? By blocking the United States
from getting access to rare earth metals from China.
For years, America stopped producing these rare earth metals,
and we started getting most of them from China.
These are metals we need to build iPhones,
to build cars, to build missiles.
So we've been completely dependent on China,
and now China is essentially saying, no more rare earths for you,
and this ban is expected to start on January 10th, 2027.
We've already seen the impact of what could happen
when China stops rare earths coming to the United States
because back in May 2025, when they were first stopped,
we saw Ford have to stop the production of their Explorer
because they couldn't produce it anymore.
We have had to shut down factories.
It's hand to mouth right now.
So we in the United States need these rare earths
to produce pretty much everything in our economy.
Phones, cars, dishwashers, missiles,
we've been completely reliant on China to give us these rare
earths. And on January 10th, 2027, just a few weeks away,
they are planning to shut off these rare
earths coming into the United States,
which means the United States needs an alternative solution
to get these rare earths, which means money is going to move.
Why does that matter? Because as
an investor, you want to be investing where
the money is moving, not where it was.
And that's why this can create opportunity.
Now I'm not just going to be talking in theory in
this video. What I'm going to be focusing on is history.
Because while history doesn't exactly
repeat itself, it does rhyme.
And we've seen this exact same thing happen in Japan. We've seen the
exact same thing happen in Germany.
And I'm going to be showing what happened then and where the
opportunity was. That way you can be a smarter investor right now.
And as you're thinking about
your investments, I do recommend you use ChatGPT.
You use Claude to analyze your investments to help
help you brainstorm ideas because it can
It can not only help you find opportunities,
it can help you research your opportunities.
The problem with AI is if you don't know how to use it,
it can give you bad answers.
And if it gives you bad answers that you're investing on,
well, that means you could be
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which is why on November
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This is a very popular live stream. We have lots of people registered.
There's a limited number of people
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I have that link for you down
in the description below. Now just to run the
same page, rare earth metals are a group of 17
different metals that we use in pretty much every part
of our economy.
Now they're not actually rare in the earth,
it's just that they can be hard to actually get
and they can cause a lot of climate waste,
which is why the United States has essentially
stopped producing it and we've been relying on China.
Take a look. Back in the year 1974,
the United States was producing about 78 percent
of the world's rare earths.
Fast forward to the year 1990, the United States is producing about
43% of the world's rare earth metals.
Fast forward to the year 2000.
Now the United States is only producing about 2%
of the world's rare earth
metals, and now fast forward to just 2002,
the United States is now producing
0% of the world's rare earth metals.
And that's essentially where we've been up until very recently.
In 2025, after President Trump entered
the White House, he started putting
on tariffs on countries around the world, including China and
And they got so bad that the United States was tariffing China 145%.
And that was where China said, okay,
we can keep raising our tariffs, which they did.
We were tariffing China 145%, they were tariffing us 125%,
but then China did something a little
bit different.
They said, you know what, instead of just raising
our tariffs on you, we're going to
block your rare earth metals.
As soon as China blocked these rare earth metals
for the United States, we started to
see things change because that immediately changed
our economy here in the United States
because we need these rare earths
and we don't produce any of it here in the United States.
So that was when China and the United States
started negotiating and then they said, okay,
You can block our rare earths, but just give us a year.
Give us until November 2026,
and then we'll figure out what we want to do with rare earths.
Now here we are today in November 2026,
and they just extended it to January 2027,
because now China is saying,
we're not going to give you that much longer.
We're going to stop your rare earth metals.
This is where we have two types of people.
Person number one says, if China blocks
these rare earths to the United States,
it could hurt our economy.
And it will drastically change how our economy works
because we have to build a brand new rare earth supply chain.
Option number two, people are saying,
China would never stop these rare earths for the United States
because they make so much money from these rare earths.
But here's the reality.
We've seen China do this before, not just in the United States,
but they've blocked rare earth metals for other countries in the past.
And we also know that President Trump has been very forward
on becoming rare earth independent.
Meaning not relying on China
because President Trump does not want to rely
on the Chinese economy.
So we know that regardless of what China does,
The United States is shifting how they
process rare earths and where they get
them from. That's where we're seeing
a shift in money happen, but I'm going to
talk more about that in just a minute.
So let's take a look at history to give us
an indication of what could be coming,
because when China blocked rare earths
for Japan and when they blocked rare earths
for Germany, we saw two completely
different things happen. Take a look.
When China blocked rare earths for Japan, it
was pretty much a complete halt.
China stopped giving rare earths to Japan,
And that lasted about two months long.
For Germany and the EU, China didn't ban rare earths.
Instead, what they did is they created a chokehold on the license.
Essentially, they made it a lot more difficult
to access Chinese rare earths,
and they made it a lot more expensive.
This started in 2015, and it's still continuing today.
As a result, we saw the prices of certain rare earths in Japan
now go up by 18 times because of this block by China.
And in Germany, we saw certain rare earths jump
in price by 15 times because of this
license chokehold, meaning it became more difficult
to get these rare earths.
And if you could get them, they were a lot more expensive.
Well, what did that actually mean as a result for the economy
and how money was moving?
Take a look.
Japan spent a lot of money trying to build
a new supply chain now for these rare earths,
not relying on China.
They went from 90% reliance on China down
to about 60% reliance on China
because of this two-month block hold,
which meant a lot of money went
to building new rare earth supply chains.
But it was very different in Germany and the EU.
They didn't go out and build new supply chains.
They just said okay to the licensing changes and paid China more money.
So here we are today.
China is scheduled to block rare earths
for the United States come January 10th, 2027,
and a lot of people are arguing, is China going to do it?
Are they not going to do it? But that's
not the point, because the reality is whether or not China does it,
we know that the United States
does not want to rely on Chinese rare earths regardless.
We're already trying to get less
dependent on China. So what we do know is we're going
to be building new supply chains, but if
If China were to slow down or block rare earths
for the United States,
Three things are going to happen in this order
so make sure you understand this
and then we're going to talk about where is money moving
and how does that create opportunities.
Number one and the most difficult part
is the factories would have to shut down because we
are still very reliant on Chinese rare earths
and if we don't have these rare earths we can't
produce iPhones, we can't produce dishwashers,
we can't produce cars, we can't produce missiles
and just like we saw happen in May 2025 when the rare earths stopped
Ford had to halt the production of building the Explorer
because they just didn't have the materials to build the car anymore.
The second concern would be that the prices of things go up
because now if we don't have access to these rare earths,
the price of those rare earths would now probably be going up
because of supply and demand.
If the Chinese supply goes down and the demand stays the same
because people still want to buy cars,
they still want phones, they still want dishwashers,
they still want missiles,
well now that causes the prices of things to go up.
Now, realistically speaking, rare earths are not a huge part of cars.
They're not a huge part of dishwashers or phones.
They're a small percentage.
So will it actually drive up a significant amount of prices?
Probably and hopefully not,
it would create more of a bottleneck to get access to these things
because now if the production of cars, phones,
or dishwashers goes down, well that causes the
price of things to go up just
because there's less of them available. And as a result, number
three, the economy gets hurt because if businesses can't produce stuff,
they can't sell stuff. And
if businesses can't sell stuff, our economy gets hurt.
And this is where we're seeing two things
happen. Number one, the United States has
been passing laws to get more rare earths out of the
the United States again.
To rebuild this supply chain of rare earths for the United States,
which had essentially died after 2002, to revitalize this.
The second thing is we've been seeing billions and billions,
not just of dollars, but of your tax dollars,
going into revitalizing these rare earth companies.
Take a look.
The United States government invested 400-some million dollars
into the MP Materials stock.
This is a rare earths company.
The United States also invested 1.6
billion dollars into the USA Rare Earth company they
also invested 670 some million dollars into
Vulcan which is another rare earth company
and then they created a loan of up to 10 billion
dollars into something called Project Vault Project Vault
is a stockpile of rare earth
metals here in the United States
because we are already anticipating supply chain shortages
And because of those supply chain shortages,
the United States wants to have access to our
own rare earths as a stockpile.
So that way we can backfill those shortages and not have to stop the
production of our manufacturing.
Now, this is where I want you to be a smart investor and take
a look at how things have played out in the past,
because we've seen China block rare earths to the
United States in the past as well.
And when that happened, some people became rich and some people
lost all of their money. But this is where I want you
to avoid some big mistakes, because sometimes
Sometimes people assume
That because China is blocking rare earths,
any rare earth company is going to go up.
But what we've seen through history is that's not always true.
In 2010, when China blocked rare earths from Japan,
some investors became incredibly rich
who invested in rare earths.
Others lost everything.
Take a look.
When China blocked these rare earths,
there was a company called Molycorp
that went out and raised money based off of the headlines
that China is blocking rare earths,
and then when China stopped this blockade,
Well, Molycorp couldn't keep up anymore
and then they had to declare bankruptcy.
The people that invested in the company
that was trying to take advantage of this shift
ended up losing all their money.
Compare that to a company like Lynas, the one that had a government
partner that was guaranteeing demand for their rare earths
and then even when China stopped this
Their stock continued to go up,
and people that invested in Linus got incredibly rich.
What do I mean? Between 2009 and 2011,
their stock went up by around 700%.
This is why it's so important for you to analyze
your investments and never blindly trust a
random guy on YouTube, because investing is risky,
and sometimes you're going to be right,
other times you're going to be wrong,
and other times you're going to be early. This is where,
Use AI to help you.
That's never going to be 100% right,
but it can help you with your research.
This is what I'm going to be showing you
and teaching you on my live stream on November 17th.
So if you haven't registered yet,
again, that link is for you down in the description.
Now, again, my goal is not to tell you what to invest in
or to tell you to invest.
I can't do that.
my goal is just to show you how things are changing in the economy
so that way if you find an opportunity you like you can then make an
adjustment to your portfolio
but i can't recommend anything to you personally
because i don't know your situation
and i'm not even a financial advisor i'm
just here to talk about how money is moving so you can be a
smarter investor fair
Now that we understand that, of course,
you can invest in some of the companies that I just
talked about. The United States is investing in MP Materials.
The United States is investing
in USA Rare Earths. I just talked about the Linus stock,
which is a rare earth company that is
avoiding Chinese rare earths.
Now, when you invest into an individual company, you take on the most
risk because if a company goes up, you can make a lot of money.
If the company goes down, you lose
that money. If the company goes bankrupt,
like we've seen happen before, you lose everything.
So you have to be able to research
and understand that added risk that you take.
The alternative is you can invest into an ETF.
Now, just to be fully transparent and clear,
what I'm talking about here is what I call market shifts.
And I have three philosophies when it comes to investing.
Philosophy number one is the way that you build wealth.
The standard, the base way to build wealth is what I call ABB.
Always be buying.
Buy when markets are up.
Down and sideways every week, every two weeks,
every month, and you do this for broad market
indexes. Things like the S&P 500.
Those are the types of things you just ABB forever, whether you
have a market crash or a market boom,
and you ignore the noise, and it's a proven way to build
wealth. But maybe you want to accelerate your wealth.
This is where there are two things that
you can do, my philosophies, to accelerate your wealth.
Again, I can't tell you what to do. These
are just my philosophies. Philosophy number one
is to take advantage of a market crash. I call this
This is poop investing.
Panic leads to overselling, leads to opportunity, leads to profit.
Every time we've seen a market crash in history,
and we're going to see more because we've
seen 25 market crashes in the last 100 years.
They are a part of our economy.
They're going to keep happening.
Every time we've seen a market crash,
it has been proven to be a good opportunity, assuming
you're investing in good assets.
The problem is we just don't know when the next market crash is.
Philosophy number three is
investing where the money is moving, a market shift.
This one is the most risky, but it doesn't
matter what stage of the economy you're in.
It doesn't matter what stage of the stock market
that you're in. You're just trying to identify where money
is moving. And if you can research
those, it gives you the opportunity for higher returns.
Is it guaranteed? No, absolutely not.
We could see a complete change
in President Trump's negotiation with China tomorrow,
where we're going to go back to Chinese rare earths.
That would completely change everything
that we talked about. We could see certain
companies go bankrupt. We can see different
regulations, where now,
because it's a more democratic Congress, we can see a change in
how things work. So there's a lot of changes that can happen,
which is why it's more risk.
But if you believe that this is an opportunity,
again, I'm not telling you that is.
My goal is to show you how things are changing in the economy.
It's up to you to make that decision.
There are also ETFs that give you exposure to rare earths.
ETFs are baskets of stocks,
which is less risky than an individual company,
because now instead of investing
in one company and taking on all the risk,
you're investing in dozens of companies.
So if one company goes bankrupt,
it's balanced out by some of the winners.
Likewise, if one company does really well,
it's going to be balanced out by some of the losers.
so it's less risk for less potential return
but it can give you exposure to different industries
including rare earths here are a couple ETFs
that can give you exposure to rare earths again not me
telling you what to invest
in just showing you how you can start thinking like an investor example
ETF number one is REMX, Remix, this is an ETF created
by VanEck giving you exposure to the rare earth
and strategic metals ETF this is investing
in companies that are producing refining and recycling
Rare Earth Metals.
You can compare that to another ETF like SETM.
This is an ETF giving you exposure to the Sprott Critical Metals ETF.
It's giving you exposure to a bunch of different metals,
including rare earths and also uranium, copper, lithium, nickel,
cobalt, graphite, magnesium, and silver.
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So what we talked about in this video is China has been trying to
overtake the United States in many different ways.
They tried to overtake the United States by
by weakening the United States dollar.
They've tried to overtake the United States
by beating the United States with AI and now they're
trying to beat the United States by hurting
the United States economy by blocking rare earth
metals. And the deadline that we have right now is January 10th,
2027, which is when China is going
to block rare earths coming to the United States.
Why does this matter? Because the United States
now effectively produces zero rare earths
and we need these rare earths to produce pretty much
Everything in our economy, from phones,
to dishwashers, to cars, to missiles, and we've
been completely reliant on China.
So China knows that we need them,
which is why they're now threatening to turn them off.
Why are they doing that?
As a result of tariffs being put on China.
Those tariffs are hurting the Chinese economy,
so China says, we're going to hurt your economy
by blocking your rare earth metals.
And this is where now...
Some people say, well, China's not going to do it
or this and that, but the reality is
whether or not China does it.
The United States is trying to build their own supply chain
outside of China. The reason why this matters is as an investor,
you want to invest where the
money is moving, not where it was.
Now, there's a few ways you can invest your money. You can do
what I call ABB, always be buying the markets.
You can invest in market crashes. This is taking
advantage of what I call market shifts,
trying to identify where money is moving. Is it guaranteed?
No, absolutely not.
But we know that the United States needs these rare earths
and now the United States government
has been investing serious money into rare earths.
They've been not only changing legislation and laws
but they've also been investing money
into publicly traded companies to rebuild that rare
earth supply chain here in the United States
so we are less dependent on China. So what we then did
And how this has played out in the past,
because we've seen similar situations happen in Japan.
We've seen them happen in the EU with Germany.
And what we've seen is that China has halted rare earths.
They've put on licensing chokeholds,
making it more expensive to buy those rare earths,
making rare earths more expensive,
which in Japan caused them to build a new supply chain.
And in Germany, it just caused them
to pay more money for those rare earths.
But why does that matter?
Because we know that in the past,
When these rare earths were blocked in the United States,
we saw factories get shut down because they can't produce stuff.
It could cause the prices of things to go up
and then it could hurt our economy.
Now, that being said, it
also creates opportunity because as an investor,
if you can invest where the money is moving,
it can create an investment opportunity for you. Guaranteed? No.
but it's understanding how the economy works
so then we talked about different ways to invest in
this industry whether it's individual stocks
or ETFs if you got value out of this video the best
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