Australia is a land rich in natural resources, and we have often benefitted from the richness these resources provide us. As a major trading country, we are also economically dependent on these mineral and energy resources — particularly iron ore, uranium, and natural gas.
Given that we depend on these resources so much, economic downturns and the end of the mining boom in 2012 have shown just how much Australia relies on traditional mining projects.
Concerns about depletions and scarcity of resources, along with environmental considerations, have made it abundantly clear that new mining solutions and technologies are required if Australia is serious about the future of the industry.
The last three years showed us that we’re not only past the point of no return, but there’s an existential threat to the system. The approach to keeping the system from falling apart is to plug up the most at-risk institutions and place our reliance upon them by covering debt with even more debt. Ever tried to quench your thirst by drinking sea water? The crisis is averted…this’ll age well!
Europe’s electrified society offers a glimpse of what may be in store for all of us…how the world’s mega miners are racing to pivot to green metals…why takeover activity is increasing and how investors can leverage it for their own gains…and how to tune in to James Cooper’s exciting event tonight…
Copper sits at the heart of the electrified economy…meaning it could become the most important commodity in national energy security. That’s why James Cooper believes copper is set to become the new CRUDE OIL. Read on to find out how you can profit from this opportunity…
Today, you’ll be hearing from one of our analysts, Selva Freigedo, who has a special interest in the commodities sector. Albemarle’s recent takeover offer for Liontown Resources has sparked the lithium sector. It’s also highlighting the fact that while lithium prices have dropped, securing lithium supply still isn’t that easy.
Where everyone thinks alike, no one thinks very much. In these volatile times, independent thinking is a virtue. Being a contrarian can pay off amid fear and panic. So, with worries demand for commodities will slump this year, do commodities offer an opportunity for a contrarian investor?
Since I started with Fat Tail Investment Research last year, I’ve tended to avoid recommending what I call ‘Phase One’ miners. The ultra-exploration stocks that can and HAVE turned into 10–50-baggers…
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