REMX
VanEck Rare Earth/Strategic Metals ETF
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why the fuck does everyone buy at the top?
Potential trading opportunity unfolding on REMX...?
Play with the commodity super cycle: let us find miners!
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What works for me is having a sector dashboard. I got killed earlier for saying I Trade Vaneck ETFs here but that's what I do.. For. Example, the last year I traded the stretegic Earth and metals one -- REMX and their NLR$ .. Then I dive in and find single stocks sometimes. They pop. They're not just your etf broad market. You can lose a ton too. Sprouts was a pure pull back trade as it sold off 50% of its value. Watched it every single day since it came down and found the entry. I actually trade one single stock. I can send you screenshots. Too. It's called Credo Technology.. $CRDO. I've had it since $24. Other than that the Google trade at $178. The other one was the $Iren trade at $5.37. But I start by looking at sector strength. That's really important to me. I would say the William o neille thing but it has a cult following so ehh. His capital preservation is core to my work. And he's not buying falling knives is important. I'll stop riding here because the troll on this thread is going to come get me. I want him to post his returns compared to mine though.
Check out REMX. It's a critical mineral-focused ETF that has done well and still has a ton of room to go
Anyone into $REMX? Heavily ALB weighted, but some Chinese miners included too. Looks to have momentum. If not, what other specialized industry indexes are you bullish on?
Half on VT Rest on URNM SMH REMX SETM Wait another several years to double it and enjoy
• MAG 7 • ASTS (space) • HOOD (Fintech) • IREN (data center) • URA (Uranium) • Maybe REMX too (rare earths) Everything else is a swing trade for me
I loaded up shares of SHLD and REMX to balance out my retard port just for a lil safety
"Hold REMX, Barric, Suncor Energy." Says the bot among bots that heavily manipulate this subreddit.
Been holding REMX, Barric, Suncor Energy
Reddit keeps only focusing on Gold and Silver as if it's unique to prec metals only. It's not. YTD: Silver +60% Palladium +27% Platinum +26% Gold +24% (miners: gdx +30%, gdxj +33%) Copper Miners (COPP) +20% Uranium miners (URNM) +38% Rare Earths/Strategic Metals miners (REMX) +27% Lithium miners (LITP) +20% Energy (XLE +9%, OIH +16%) Nickel miners (NIKL) +24% Vs. Mag7 +1.8% (VGT +2.5%) SPY: +1.8% QQQ +3.2%
YTD: Silver +60% Palladium +27% Platinum +26% Gold +24% (gdx +30%, gdxj +33%) Copper Miners (COPP) +20% Uranium miners (URNM) +38% Rare Earths/Strategic Metals miners (REMX) +27% Lithium miners (LITP) +20% Vs. Mag7 +1.8% (VGT +2.5%) QQQ +3% SPY: +1.8%
What do you think is better REMX or URNM?
As a fellow Turkish friend, I want to share my personal experience from this year when I bought a house. I purchased a home with a 3% down payment, which is very low. People usually recommend putting at least 20% down to avoid PMI, but my mortgage rate was 6.75% at the time. Now I’m about to refinance and lower the rate to 5.75%. I would still suggest buying a house and not being afraid of the housing market—rates are dropping. Of course, this only makes sense if the housing market is affordable in the state where you live. California and Massachusetts were far too expensive for me, so I had to move out of those states. Because of that, I chose to put the minimum down payment and invest the rest of my money in ETFs like FXAIX, FSPSX, FSELX, and REMX. They performed really well last year. I didn’t want to lock all my money into housing, but this really depends on the person. Some people feel more comfortable with lower housing payments and don’t care much about investing because it doesn’t feel safe to them. And if your parents does not spend their rent and pension from Turkiye, then make them put the money in Faiz Korumali Hesap. It still performs relatively when even when you consider USD/TL movements. It is relatively safe and will pay so much better than HYSA accounts here. My suggestion is to divide the money, and find a healthy spot with mortgage payments you are comfortable with and invest the rest of the money. Kolay gelsin
I think 🥭 said something about taking a 10% stake in some American miner or another, vaguely recall seeing that today on WSB. Check SETM and REMX too. Shit's popping off.
I wasn't in USAR but had a little REMX so that's something
I'm holding REMX just sayin'
My macro podcast had an episode last week where it mentioned a REMX play… I only listened to it yesterday. FML
$REMX is foreign rare earth etf
REMX bout to skyrocket 🚀
I had a wild hair and bought REMX on Monday. Whee!
Nice, so my calls on REMX should be up again.
Fuuuuuck I almost bought REMX calls on Friday.
Aside from emergency savings cash, when it comes to portfolio cash, I definitely think a lot about optionality. I have two main equities vehicles - my TSP / 403(b) & my Roth IRA. Roth currently has about 17% cash with the rest tied up in a lot of high-beta “hard assets / regime change” plays (GBTC, SILJ, REMX, FENY, a large position in Kinder Morgan. various Sprott funds in gold, silver, & uranium plays). This portfolio w/ those plays have returned 43% over the last year. I like keeping the cash pile in my Roth largely precommitted into laddered buys into sectors I feel have a future (for example, I’m looking to buy into more natgas related funds on weakness). But, I’m mindful that the cash is non yielding & my Roth is a place where I can play with high-beta theses (no tax implications) Re. my TSP I have a very large “cash” pile of 72% currently, with the rest tied up in the so called “mutual fund window,” which has itself been in a lot of high-beta “regime change” plays as well (140% return over the last year). While that’s a lot of “cash” its not really cash per se, its in the so-called “G-fund” which is currently earning 4.25% yield & therefore has a slightly positive real return compared to inflation. Basically I’m currently using a large cash pile as part of a high-beta “barbell.” Optionality, psychological insurance if my high-beta plays see sudden air pockets. Also not inappropriate given my age & time horizon anyways (looking to retire in 8-10 years)
I did do some research, but I'm pretty new so I am negating my risk just by not investing a lot of money before I know more what I'm doing. The first is the fidelity contrafund, so basically their S&P 500 w/ no fee. Next 3 (SMH, REMX, OIH)are EFT's in industries I think have a bright future; semiconductors , rare earth/strategic metals, and oil services (the companies who actually do the infrastructure for oil and gas exploration and extraction). Next 2 (DPRO, LPTH) are companies that work on drone components. Then RKLB, FOMO buy. The rest I have very small stakes in and were more just vibe buys and tips from friends that invest a lot on what they were buying. IBOT I think is a great ETF (robotics) I just didn't have much money I was willing to put into it yet. I do not yet go in depth on company financials, news, leadership etc. But I'm willing to learn.
Already hold URNM, LIT, and REMX.
what other metal stocks are you buying right now? i’m thinking XME and REMX for 2026 but haven’t bought yet
I got calls on XME, REMX, GDX, UEC, SLV. And outs of GDX, XME. So for every $4 in calls, I got nearly $1.2 in puts. July calls, mostly start of year. Portfolio cooking $$ everyday, but need to throw money to puts incase of we take the window down.
My calls at start of year on XME, REMX, and GDX are straight up cooking daily. Its commodity season folks.
love metals. My non day trading money are mainly in GDX, REMX, and XME
I picked up REMX early this summer, wish I seen the play on MP earlier like you did, but can't complain The whole take over by force was never on the table you probably know that just the typical hard opening talk causing people to freak out then Trump ends of with a solid deal. I don't know how people still fall for it.
Up near 100% on REMX from my early summer buy.
**Respect for the only real question instead of the pearl clutching.** **'Greenland** holds immense potential for rare earth elements (REEs), ranking eighth globally in reserves with **1.5 million tons** and hosting two of the world’s largest known deposits: **Kvanefjeld** and **Tanbreez**. These deposits, located in southern Greenland near Narsaq, are part of the Mesoproterozoic Gardar Province and contain vast resources, including **370,000 metric tons of heavy rare earths** and potentially **28.2 million metric tons** at Tanbreez—possibly the world’s largest REE deposit' I actually picked up some mining stocks but mostly the ETF REMX after current admin mentioned greenland a few times, I know the game start with a crazy statement then end in a reasonable result. Take over Greenland was never on the table, the markets and smart people understand we have seen 10 years of how current admin starts talks and people still fall for it. Im up near 100% on REMX from my early summer buy. My only mistake was not buying more but was low on cash position after buying so much Google end of March.
well, i am in REMX and XME both up 100% last year, sure they are no RKLB but ill take it
Gold and Silver are not rare-earth metals. REMX is my play in this sector.
Yeah, I wait for red days and increase my position of REMX.
Yes, good comment. Vaneck has several good ones actually NLR , REMX, tons are good ones. I like them alot. Sometimes I just track Vaneck ETFs and pick a stock for a trade.
Rare Earth Miners (REMX) are popping, I knew it was the next thing after SLV
I'm still buying fractional shares of OGI, MSOS, and recently ACB every day. I jump into OTC to buy individual MSOs when we get some substantial dips. That's not changing until sentiment brings these prices in line with the coming improvement in fundamentals. If we have a long bear market, it gives me time to accumulate slowly or change course. Outside of weedstocks I'm looking at: Pawn shops - FCFS, EZPW Tobacco leaf merchants - UVV Precious metals/rare earths - MP, REMX "Old economy" exposure - BRK.B, VPU
Unhinged Fed and USD debasement incoming for 2026: 65% GLTR, 20% REMX (or SLV), 15% EMLC.
Rare earths aren't rare, processing is. There was also the bubble in 2011ish - the REMX etf is still about 80% from the all time high. MP is still up 232% YTD.
ILIT is a better but if you’re into Lithium and REMX is better too if you’re into rare earths more generally
One year out exp date Sell in greed (fear&greed index) Companies in etf SOXX Wgmi/bkch QTUM REMX
VanEcK REMX and Neo Performance Materials are my faves
> Why did all the rare earth stocks crash? Rare earths aren't all that rare, processing is the issue. When rare earths became a geopolitical issue people bought the stocks - the moment that cooled off, the geopolitical premium evaporated. There was a rare earth bubble about 14 years ago, REMX is still down like 80% off the highs of that.
"After losing a good chunk of my portfolio ($20k) on rare earth " I wouldn't recommend having a significant portion of the portfolio in something like RE and given volatility if I was going to make a decent sized position would probably build it gradually. "" I bought the dip on crypto infrastructure and miners and held through when they dipped lower. Now they're bouncing back and I've made back what I lost. " Glad things bounced back but dumping a hot growth theme that corrected and going into another hot growth theme could have wound up with the other one going lower too. Luckily growth bounced. Rare earths also bouncing (REMX +3.7%)
As SETM and forget’’em. Way too much China in REMX
Its not too late for REMX Thank me later
Stocks that I like to go up: GLD GDXJ B SIVR SLVR REMX SETM INTC and related mining and commodity stocks or ETFs Stocks that I do not like to go up: ALL OTHER FUCKING STOCKS
I did buy the dip today, but I’m a bit mystified why the dip even occurred. I expected a vertical green wall on REMX after the announcement.
I am jacked to the tits in SETM REMX GDXU XME and various gold and silver related calls. I picked my poison, no more fucking stop losses, even if it puts my jacked tits in a sling.
My list is REMX, ABAT, USAR and UAMY
REMX is a rare earth/metals ETF that had a 22% day today. insane for an unleveraged ETF to have a day like that
Long REMX feb 26 100 call 📈
REMX I’ll take all the rare earth metals I can buy over ai, data center, quantum etc. they all need rare earths to grow.
> . I prefer REMX because it's 2/3 minerals 1/3 processors. SETM is 90% minerals 10% processors. I prefer the higher refinery exposure. Ah - good call!
That's a good choice too. I prefer REMX because it's 2/3 minerals 1/3 processors. SETM is 90% minerals 10% processors. I prefer the higher refinery exposure.
What do we think about Rare earth metals. I just bought into REMX etf and while it looks great short term im nervous of how long this rally shall hold.
in addition to REMX there is SETM
There's one in the works. Currently VanEck Rare Earth and Strategic Metals ETF (REMX) might be the best.
got some REMX on friday ... giddy up
Holy mother of... if only i searched and found your comment 3 months ago!! Well done you \^#$@! hehe.. Prior to this I only have REMX exposure. Today, i'm gonna put in $100 to start my interest in individual stocks. What others you got for me today?
I am very broadly diversified, but that didn't help much on Friday. Even some of my gold stocks were down. So was REMX for some ungodly reason? You'd think a rare earth ETF would have shot up on Friday, but nope. The only area of my portfolio that really shrugged off the whole thing was my preferred share ETFs. They were pretty much flat on the day.
What’re you buying? REMX has a decent amount of Chinese exposure
REMX is the rare earth minerals ETF
I had REMX. Somehow or other, it managed to drop 7% yesterday. Don't understand that.
SGOV and wait it out for the safe play. Or puts on retail stocks. Calls on rare earth stocks or etfs like REMX
Someone explain to me why REMX was pounded today?
Can anyone explain given recent news why REMX is down 8%?
Yeah, a small pullback is normal even in strong rallies, so waiting for a dip to add exposure makes sense. For my long-term view, I’m looking at gold reaching around $7,000 within the next 1.5 years and silver hitting about $55-$60. This is based on current momentum, industrial demand for silver, tight mine supply, and broader macro trends. Your diversified positions across GDX, GDXU, UGL, AGQ, GDE, REMX, and URA are solid,scaling in carefully during pullbacks could capture a lot of upside before those levels.
REMX works well for a rare earth minerals ETF.. fyi...
* MP Materials Corp. (ticker: MP) * Energy Fuels Inc. (UUUU) * Lynas Rare Earths (OTC: LYSDY) * VanEck Rare Earth and Strategic Metals ETF (REMX) * Sprott Critical Materials ETF (SETM)
Thesis is compelling. An ideal entry point may have been earlier this year, the current geopolitical climate continues the strategic importance of non-Chinese rare earth supplies. From a technical perspective, the VanEck Rare Earth/Strategic Metals ETF (REMX) is demonstrating a strong bullish trend. It is trading well above a rising 200-day moving average, supported by a positive MACD histogram, and is up over 68% year-to-date. This performance is largely driven by its core holdings, such as MP Materials (MP), which has surged more than 340% this year, highlighting the market's conviction in the re-shoring narrative.
Today I made this little [Snipping Tool video](https://imgur.com/3PfqVe4) that shows how I screen ETFs on Barchart. I start with all non-leveraged ETFs (but keep the -1 or Short ones), then add a "Has Options" filter. After that, sort by 3-month performance, then start looking at charts. The video show 3 charts I like: REMX, CNXT, & SILJ I'd appreciate if you could try that on Barchart and see if you can do what I did there. I pay them for some extra features, so I'm not sure what a free account can see or do.
URA SILJ PALL PPLT OIH XOP GDX MOO REMX, I’m mostly invested in smaller mining companies that are undervalued…but these are some broad plays that I think have a lot of upside potential over the medium to long term
MP has been very good to me. REMX is my other play.
REMX breaks that supply line, and we're cooking
Not rare earth minerals. REMX got fucked just like everyone else
why not REMX (or another ETF) for broader exposure?
REMX rare earth etf is looking like a good investment right now
Good read. Once everyone gets off the MILF, you can go look at the ETFs in this space too $SETM $REMX $PICK
REMX seems solid from what Im reading now might start selling puts