In today’s Closing Bell, we look at the ASX 200’s sudden slide, why key support is so important here, and how a false break could turn into a near 10% correction into Christmas. I also touch on the growing cracks in weaker AI names, such as Oracle and Meta, and what that might mean for the broader market. We finish on a positive note with a brief look at the lithium stocks that are still running. Hit play to see the levels and charts I’m watching now.
With James away at the Noosa Mining Conference, Greg Canavan explains why the resource sector looks good in an overvalued market. And recent activity suggests big money could move into the sector in 2026.
Gold’s surge above $4,100 signals scepticism about the US-China trade truce, fears of critical mineral supply disruptions, and distrust in paper assets amid persistent inflation.
Burry bets against Nvidia as concentration hits 44-year high. Nvidia worth 7.4X all top 10 miners combined. But Lachlann Tierney argues this means rotation not collapse.
The RBA looks likely to hold rates on a rainy Cup Day while global rates drop. Trump softens on China as Fed cuts and commodity cycles turn. Lachlann Tierney says there’s hope for small cap commodity outsiders.
JP Morgan just upgraded lithium prices by 60% as battery storage demand explodes 50% in 2025. Meanwhile, Trump’s $80bn uranium investment could ignite the next commodity rally.
But there’s a hidden warning signal in the markets that’s successfully predicted corrections for decades — and it’s flashing orange right now.
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