Have you considered investing in minerals such as fluorspar? A comprehensive report by Ares Strategic Mining discusses the benefits of mining critical minerals domestically.
Why did the prospector get kicked out of the bar? It's illegal to sell alcohol to miners!
Jokes aside, miners play a key role, especially in a failing economy. And if you're interested in learning more about the mining of important minerals, you should contact Ares Strategic Mining.
The company's report entitled “Where Does Good Money Go?” discusses the current financial climate, the importance of mining critical minerals, and the opportunity to invest in a domestic fluorspar mine.
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The mining company points out the downsides of traditional investments and introduces you to a potentially lucrative commodity market. With cash in jeopardy due to inflation, precious metals losing value, the housing market affected by climbing interest rates, and the stock market plummeting, you should consider commodities such as minerals.
The report explains that in 2018 the U.S. Geological Survey listed 35 elements and minerals as critical. The list includes helium, cobalt, lithium, tin, potash, and fluorspar (also known as fluorite). Fluorspar is a mineral used to manufacture products such as aluminum, gasoline, lithium batteries, insulating foams, refrigerants, steel, and uranium fuel.
According to Executive Order 13817, fluorspar is a mineral that is “essential to the economic and national security of the United States, that has a supply chain vulnerable to disruption, and that serves an essential function in the manufacturing of a product, the absence of which would have significant consequences for the economy or national security.”
The author points out that the USA currently relies on other countries for its fluorspar, but that could change with Ares Strategic Mining's “Lost Sheep Mine” project. The mine consists of 5,982 acres in the Spor Mountain area of Juab County, Utah. The site has all necessary mining permits, and a technical report showed the presence of high-grade fluorspar without impurities.
According to the company's report, the new mine appears uniquely positioned to deliver acidspar, a higher-quality form of fluorspar that commands a higher price. Ares Strategic Mining hopes to mine lower purity metspar within the year, and higher purity acidspar in the future.
Ares Strategic Mining is a natural resource company focused on bringing active domestic US fluorspar into immediate production. It hopes to create a large mining operation, capable of producing industry-grade metspar and acidspar to meet the demands of the large American market and markets worldwide.
Fluorspar may be the next big commodity, and you could be a part of a domestic mining project. Contact Ares Strategic Mining today to learn more about its Lost Sheep Mine project.
Visit https://www.aresmining.com/post/where-does-good-money-go?utm_source=MOAMNEWS&utm_medium=news&utm_campaign=news2 to see if investing in a fluorspar mine is right for you.
