Not Really Big guns want to see results and to them results = revenue. Woulf isn't the only company with a promising project. I like 3 . Woulf Largo and GWG. ALL three should go into production next year. Largo with its Vanadium project and GWG with its Vertical integrated Rare Earth project BOTH have financing in place Both are building their mines. Woulf is on the verge of completing its financing and will be in the same position. But even with all of these Risk factors removed from the equation (unlike so many other JR Miners) the SP of all three is stagnant. Only two things will move the SP of all three stocks up with any significance . Either an overall move in the whole JR Mining Sector OR Revenue from production. Either way all three have been significantly derisked making them good bets IMO. .
Of new miners In the Tungsten Sector as far as I know only Woulfe is poised for significant production amounts within a year.
Of new Vanadium sector miners only Largo is poised for significant production within a year.
Of Rest of world REE miners Only Lynas Molycorp and GWG are poised for any significant production within a year. Lynas has issues in Malaysia and Molycore while significant is already large player though could be very good investment . When GWG gets their mine going, Separation plant separating and alloys being made by their LCM subsidiary they should also be a huge success..
Bottom line is Tungsten Vanadium and specific REE 's are sectors waiting for new players outside China . All three have Financing (Woulfe soon) all three have Mine permits , environmental permits yadda yadda , All three should be first movers outside China.. All three should do very well. We shall see.