In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, James Cooper dives into the India growth story…is it even a narrative worth covering? While most observers have passed up India as a country consistently failing to meet big expectations, James sees immense potential. Don’t let tired commentators play down this story, signs ARE emerging that India may be ready to blossom. Read on to find out more…
A New Resource Boom 20 Years in the Making
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, the day has finally come…Diggers and Drillers has officially launched: an advisory letter dedicated solely to resources and commodity stocks. And right now is the perfect time for such a service to begin. Why? Because if we look past the current market volatility, it’s clear that we are seeing a very similar situation unfolding to what happened in 2002…the beginning of the last Aussie mining boom. Read on to learn more…
Five Stocks to Own if 2023 Gets Even Worse
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, we’re going big on the emerging Aussie resources boom. It’s a big strategy shift you’ll want to consider seriously before 2023 kicks off. You can see more on James Cooper’s new ‘Age of Scarcity Attack Plan’ here. In today’s special essay, though, we give you the big picture behind the strategy. And step back in time to look at some MAJOR global conflicts and how they affect commodity prices. This is timely. You must understand the current commodity cycle in the context of growing geopolitical tensions between China, Russia, and the West. Read on to find out more.
A New Era of Reckoning Starts TOMORROW
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, we look back at the beginning of the Reckoning and the central story of the time…a commodity boom. Now, it’s looking like we’ve come full circle. Only rather than an Age of Abundance, it looks like we’re entering the Age of Scarcity; and savvy investors who clue in on this stand to profit well. If you’re over this frustrating market, you sense an opportunity forming, and suspect there are some deep bargains to be had out there right now, we have something just for you…
James Cooper: It’s Time to Pull the Trigger…
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, learn about the two mining stocks that have bucked the trend of the 2022 bear market to finish on top. But if you drill down even further, there are even more success stories to boast about. How do you go about finding these companies and riding their wave up? It’s a risky game, for sure. Read on to find out more…
A Mini-Boom in This Global Sell-Off
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, despite a historically significant sell-off in global equities, one commodity continues to defy all odds, not just rising but booming. James Cooper dives into this ‘trendy’ metal and explains why this isolated boom paints a picture for what’s ahead in commodity markets. Read on to find out more…
As Sentiment Favours Doom…True Contrarians Buy
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, James Cooper evaluates the flood of pessimistic sentiment coming from analysts and economists, why history is not on the side of mainstream forecasters, and provides his take on iron ore and the Chinese economy.
Fortescue’s Successor?
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, we have a special edition from the newest member of the Fat Tail Investment Research team, resources expert James Cooper. Today, he talks about the similarities between now and 2002: the beginning of the last Aussie resource boom. And why he has eyes on one particular company that has all the merits of being the next BIG story, much like Fortescue two decades back. Read on…
The ‘Good Oil’ on Commodity Prices
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, imminent danger is looming with no investment in new discovery. The forgotten field of exploration and why it means we no longer have the luxury to choose between fossil fuels OR renewable energies. Instead, we need to accept a future that lacks both. Read on to find out more…
Part Three: Why the ‘Green Revolution’ Is an Ecological Disaster
Fossil fuels have been ingrained in the industrial fabric of our society for more than 100 years. It’s been the driving force behind everything we do from global conflicts to putting humans in space. Giving up our reliance on this economic lifeblood will NOT be an easy task. The costs will be extreme. And I don’t mean economically.
