Did China Just Cripple U.S. Military? This Critical Mineral Holds Key To Warfare | Kal Malhi - The David Lin Report

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Kal Malhi, CEO of Hertz Energy, discusses China's recent limit on antimony exports, effective September 15, 2024. Antimony is a metal used in key military applications, including ammunition. This video is distributed on behalf of Hertz Energy (CSE: HZ | OTCQB: HZLIF). *This video was recorded on September 11, 2024 Subscribe to my free newsletter: https://davidlinreport.substack.com/ Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/510WZMFaqeh90Xk4jcE34s Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-david-lin-report FOLLOW HERTZ ENERGY: Website: https://hertz-energy.com/ FOLLOW DAVID LIN: X (@davidlin_TV): https://x.com/davidlin_TV TikTok (@davidlin_TV): https://www.tiktok.com/@davidlin_tv Instagram (@davidlin_TV): https://www.instagram.com/davidlin_tv/ For business inquiries, reach me at [email protected] *This video is not financial advice. The channel is not responsible for the performance of sponsors and affiliates. 0:00 - China's antimony export ban 7:13 - Hertz Energy #investing #commodities #geopolitics

Did China Just Cripple U.S. Military? This Critical Mineral Holds Key To Warfare | Kal Malhi

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