The level of government intervention in our economy and society is approaching its saturation point. It is now no longer possible to do much of anything without political considerations dominating the decision. That is not the path to prosperity.
Readers don’t need an introduction to the topic of climate change. It gets saturation coverage in the media and is impossible to avoid. What is needed is careful consideration of the claims and counterclaims combined with real scientific data — not the bogus data you hear so much about.
A new offshore wind project gets the green light from the government…why the ongoing push toward net zero is driving up demand of so-called ‘critical minerals’…how concerns over supply could be the far bigger story…and why taking a contrarian attitude toward trends and the markets could net you better returns than following the mainstream…
Are you wondering why the purported resources boom doesn’t really feel like one? You’d be forgiven for being puzzled by the recent price movements. It’s not just the stock prices of individual mining companies. The commodities have been trending weakly as well. The only exception is in lithium and rare-earth element (REE) companies. If there’s so much talk about a forthcoming energy revolution, why hasn’t the market priced that in? Read on to find out…
In today’s Money Morning, where can you find good investing ideas? That’s the topic I want to delve into today. And I’ll finish off by looking at three exponential sectors on my radar right now.
In today’s issue of Fat Tail Commodities, James Cooper looks at the beleaguered graphite market and suggests timing could be ripe to jump into this long-term investment opportunity. He looks at the African-based graphite producer Syrah Resources’ highlighting the problems at the company and potential opportunities for investors. Read on to find out more…
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