Adam Courtenay mentioned in an article for the Tradingfloor.com, the Australian company Linus and molybdenum industry company performance is still decided by China rare earth released to the market supplying closely related. However, the author thinks that producers Chinese outside the situation will improve.

The article mentioned "you can say the non China rare earth mining and separation plant are treated as a fool (the two companies if the normal production can be increased by 50,000 tons per year to global supply market), all of the work will lead to market fluctuations in prices down again. But it is worth thinking twice, when companies such as Linus because when prices are investment production, their presence implies that the China monopoly bound is broken. Linus may not become the climate, but if they can successfully hold on, in the future prices may have good prospects. Rare earth story really is not so complicated, but in fact, more market participants, rare earth is not rare, it is a good thing."