Ucore Rare Metals Inc. V.UCU

Where did two tons of concentrate come from?

[Dragonsmyth7]

Good Morning all,&nbsp;<br /> It is a cold gray morning up in the pacific NW.  The kind of day for curling up with a good book in front of the fireplace.  I am on my first cup of Folgers coffee and cats have been fed. There is no snooze button on a hungry cat, try three. Wife has them well trained. If her alarm does not go off then I am the lucky winner of feeding the cats. Dreams go away with a cat standing on your head.
Nice to know that Ucore has feed stock for the commissioing.  My only question is where did it come from?  Bokan?  Then where was it concertrated to feed stock? Vital Metals the only known supplier of feed stock or from one of the other five that remind unknown?  Hey Pip, maybe it came from MP.  Would that not be kick in the pants.
Most of us came to Ucore as a cherry on top to finish out our Roth IRA or 401K before retirement. We saw it for what it was.  A company that would produce a base material other companies would come to for or what Mr Crab would call a choke point stock. Watching Peter Zee's video he talked about another base material that is cut off because of the war.  Xeion gas is used to make microchips.  Most of the worlds supply comes from the two countries at war.  So I ask the members here.  Does any one know a company that makes Xeion gas?  A company outside of the war zone?  Maybe a penny stock in NA? 
Dragon

[PipinoCuevas]

This post has been removed in accordance with Community Policy

[jrhjr1127]

It's xenon, not xeion. So, you can search for "producers of xenon gas". It is among the so-called noble gases which include helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon and radon. So, you could also search for "producers of noble gases". Major producers of industrial gases include such western companies as Air Liquide, and Linde among others. But, you like pennies, so (not any type