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It’s not a riddle: it’s the biggest investment theme of the next decade

By Lachlann Tierney, Wednesday, 11 February 2026

Three headlines. One hidden force. A quiet market, AI in revolt, and wait, copper? Follow the trail of dirt beneath your feet.

AU rate rises

Another Strategy for Your Investment Toolkit

By James Cooper, Wednesday, 11 February 2026

Charts aren’t just for traders—they help long-term investors time entries and avoid costly mistakes even when the fundamentals look strong.

The year is 2024. No one cares about critical minerals. I was there.

By Lachlann Tierney, Tuesday, 10 February 2026

A lot has changed for critical minerals in the last two years. And AI promises to generate a massive feedback loop for investors.

Make Japan Great Again

By Nick Hubble, Tuesday, 10 February 2026

Whatever political desires have been lurking in Japanese minds are about to be unleashed. The country has the opportunity to govern itself again.

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Why did gold go down, and why did AI make tech stocks go down? Same thing.

By Lachlann Tierney, Monday, 09 February 2026

Gold and silver plunge then AI whacked tech stocks. Lachlann Tierney explain what’s next.

Oil and Gas Stocks

Tech Hits a Wall—Energy Breaks Out

By James Cooper, Monday, 09 February 2026

While tech falters and markets correct, energy stocks surge 15% higher—revealing a major sector rotation few investors anticipated or understand.

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  • It’s not a riddle: it’s the biggest investment theme of the next decade
  • Another Strategy for Your Investment Toolkit
  • The year is 2024. No one cares about critical minerals. I was there.
  • Make Japan Great Again
  • Why did gold go down, and why did AI make tech stocks go down? Same thing.

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