In today’s Money Morning, the Department of Industry expects metals like copper, nickel, and lithium to earn $33 billion in 2022–23, double what they earned in 2020–21. This paves the way for a reordering of the commodity hierarchy. How can investors benefit? Read on to find out…
Stay Informed About the Latest Developments in the Gold Market
Gold has proven itself time and time again throughout history as an important tool to preserve wealth. It has maintained its purchasing power over time. An ounce of gold has historically always been able to buy you a decent suit.
Our team of experts diligently monitors the Australian gold market, scouring financial news sources to ensure you're always up-to-date with the most recent developments, market trends, and breaking news related to the Gold Price.
You Need the TRUTH to Make Informed Decisions — Part Three
The truth is the easy days of making money are over. Shares. Property. Bonds. Cryptos. These markets benefited the most from the reckless actions of the academic imbeciles in charge of the world’s central banks.
Amidst the Global Turmoil, a Commodities Boom Awaits
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, learn why Brazil has a large influence over the resources shortage crisis. Where does Australia sit in this now that our trade relations with China have turned sour? Where should you be positioning your investment capital to come out ahead of this? Read on to find out…
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…
Gold, Gold, Gold
Gold may seem like a strange choice for inclusion in a series of articles on the future of money. Observers are well aware that gold has served as money — usually the best form of money — for more than 3,000 years of civilisation and perhaps longer.
