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  Rare Element Resources Ltd.  

TICKER:  RES: TSX.V   

DESCRIPTION:  Rare Element Resources Ltd. is a publicly traded company exploring for gold and rare earth elements (REEs). The company holds 100% interest in the Bear Lodge property, which hosts the largest disseminated REE deposit in North America (US Geological Survey Professional Paper 1049D), as well as extensive gold occurrences.

Read Rare Element Resources article published on MetalNews.com. (12/09)

Click here to listen to Al Korelin and Mickey Fulp discuss Rare Element Resources (8/13/09)

Click here to listen to Al Korelin interview John Kaiser about Rare Element Resources.

Click here to watch an interview with Dr. Don Ranta, CEO on company developments.

Kevin Graham, of Graham Analytics, recently issued a Preliminary Report and a Survey Report. Download full report


WEBSITE:  http://www.rareelementresources.com
Graham Analytics Survey Rept. 4/08

The information below is based on the most recent information we have received from analysts and the companies participating in The Gold Report. We encourage you to visit the company's web site for updates.
TGR: So [Avalon's] one of the first one or two to get to production. Are there other ones that you are following that are in a similar situation?

VG: I think Rare Element Resources is certainly in a similar situation, too. I have a personal bias towards Avalon just because I have so much more of Avalon stock, but that's not to say by any means that Rare Element Resources is not in a situation where they can really progress. They've had a similar run in their stock from give or take 40 cents to $4 as well. They have a tighter share structure, but they also have a bit of a small project. However, it's not in the remote situation (i.e., it's not in the Northwest Territories), so that's kind of nice. But I think both these companies are going to be real winners in this situation. It'll be like having a Goldcorp and a Barrick. It's not necessarily one or the other. I think it'll be really both.

    -   The Gold Report Interview with Victor Gonçalves (01/29/10)

TER: What are some of the companies that you are particularly focusing in on now?

MF: I'm a long-term committed shareholder of. . .Rare Element Resources Ltd. with the Bear Lodge light rare earth deposit in Wyoming. It's had very good drill results recently and other drill results pending. Read full article.

    -   The Energy Report Interview with Mickey Fulp (01/21/10)

"Rare Element has acquired another rare‐earth-element property, one with indications of a high proportion of heavier rare earths. There has been a lot of buzz about rare-earth-elements due to their expanding use in various technologies, in particular green technologies. China, the dominant supplier, has signaled that it will further restrict exports in order to satisfy its rapidly growing domestic needs. The heavier of the rare-earths are generally the more valuable and the ones projected to face the greatest supply constraints.

RES is purchasing the Nuiklavik rare‐earth property in northern Labrador from Altius Minerals for 200,000 shares of its shares and a 2% gross overriding royalty. It has an option to buy back half of that royalty for C$2.5 million. Work conducted by Altius has outlined some high potential targets on the property. Assays from grab samples up to 1.4% zirconium oxide, 1.27% yttrium oxide, 1.15% niobium oxide, and 1.1% total rare‐earth oxides with heavy rare-earths making up 68% of the rare-earth metal component. . ."

    -   Resource Opportunities (01/15/10)

"Rare Element Resources Ltd. (TSX.V:RES) has the Bear Lodge deposit in Wyoming. . .a fairly good grade light rare earths deposit.

Bear Lodge. . .is very interesting because the U.S. government is now investigating its own security of supply for the rare earths through the RESTART bill. The military in particular—which spends a good portion of its $600 billion annual budget on hardware—has awakened to the fact that some functionality of its critical hardware depends on rare earths inputs that now come only from China. Some consortium of defense contractors could end up taking over these projects and developing them as small-scale mines. They'd use government funded R&D to figure out process technology for getting these elements out of the mineral assemblages within which they are embedded, and .probably share that technology with the private sector so other deposits can be developed to ensure the commercial market also has a supply as well from other rare earth deposits outside of China." Read full article.

    -   The Energy Report Interview with John Kaiser (01/14/10)

"Rare Element Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:RES) has a gold project with big potential that Newmont Mining Corporation (NYSE:NEM) is spending money on to earn an interest, although most of the recent attention on this company has focused on its rare element project."
    -   The Gold Report Interview with Lawrence Roulston (11/24/09)





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