Don’t Watch The Strait, Read This
Iran’s oil shock is squeezing markets while AI devours electricity, pushing capital toward one overlooked winner: baseload nuclear and uranium plays
Iran’s oil shock is squeezing markets while AI devours electricity, pushing capital toward one overlooked winner: baseload nuclear and uranium plays
Trump’s Iran ultimatum expires at our ASX market open tomorrow. Here’s why the energy trade is only getting started. Think phases and always be prepared.
Will small-cap commodities stocks rise again? Happy Easter Monday, Lachlann Tierney shares what happens in the pages of Australian Small-Cap Investigator.
The third part in a three part series on a gold coast gold conference by Lachlann Tierney. Turns out gold is pretty handy when you need a taxi and have no “money”.
Gold, Bitcoin and the US dollar are locked in a new fight to define money — and Iran’s oil fields sit right in the crosshairs.
Why invest in gold? Lachlann Tierney explains why people invest in gold in the first of a three-part series about a recent trip to a Gold Coast gold conference.
Around 30% of Australia’s oil can be traced back to the Strait of Hormuz. Trump talks about gifts and presents, but the real present is the energy commodities that enable everything.
The connection between commodities, currency wars and the AI data centres is what is driving this market. Lachlann Tierney explains that connection.
Oil in focus, gas next, then more energy. Energy stocks determine the fate of the world right now. Lachlann Tierney explains why.
If oil is first. Then next is gas. What’s after that? Energy, and energy raw materials will be the markets focus over the next 3-6 months.
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