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America's rare-earth materials champion is at a 52-week low. Could this mine-to-magnet company be on the brink of a comeback?

MP Materials (MP) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

Wall Street is watching Anthropic’s huge planned IPO, which is shining a spotlight on fast expanding businesses that still pass basic financial health checks.

While highly speculative, this rare-earth metals stock often makes big moves on positive developments.

MP Materials and Lynas are expanding rare earth production, but profitability, operational challenges and valuation differences could determine which stock offers the stronger investment case.

What happens when the stock of America's top rare-earth miner takes a plunge?

The two companies are not necessarily competitors, but they offer investors vastly different risk profiles.

A month-long selloff in domestic rare earth stocks is pausing, but the relief is landing unevenly across the sector, and the name that fell hardest now faces a critical test that could either extend the bounce or bring the selling pressure rushing back.

Trump's promise of massive Greenland mineral exploration sent one rare earth stock surging while leaving its closest peers behind, and the reason the gap opened up comes down to a single project on the island that no other U.S.-listed company holds.

MP Materials has given investors a rough ride recently, with the share price pulling back even after a strong multi‑year run.

MP's Materials segment posts higher revenues and a return to profitability in 1H26 as NdPr production climbs and heavy rare earth processing expands.