One of the best investments on the planet right now could be a little-known critical strategic critical metal that has exploded 200% this year.
It’s the metal that wins wars, and China has banned its export with the intent of stripping the U.S. war machine of its capabilities.
During WWII, antimony was the hero of the day. It’s a critical element in the production not only of fire-retardant military uniforms and tents, but also in the mass production of many of our means of modern warfare, from bullets and artillery shells to night vision googles, nuclear weapons and anti-tank missiles. Without Antimony, the U.S. could be rendered defenseless in the face of its enemies.
It’s an opportunity that North America-based Military Metals (CSE: MILI, OTCQB: MILIF) is pouncing on with a series of strategic acquisitions of past-producing antimony mines and new discoveries from North America to Europe.
That’s why prices skyrocketed this year when China, which controls nearly half the world’s production and three-quarters of its refining, cut the U.S. out of the Antimony supply chain.