It takes a lot of skill for a momentum trader to make a sustainable profit over the long term. That’s why it’s not my thing, though I’ve got a lot of respect for those who do it and succeed. I prefer to take the contrarian approach instead. Now, that isn’t an easy task either. But it’s the substantial rewards on offer that attract me. And from my viewpoint, I see a lot of opportunities right now…
Yesterday, the ASX 200 fell a whole 1.6%. No sector was spared, especially not the tech sector. As I’m writing this piece nearing midday, the benchmark index is down a further 1%. With the Aussie market correcting, are investors twigging on to the lagging impact of rising rates?
Are you tired of reading about the energy transition yet? I hope your threshold can withstand one more article. Today I want to track how the world plans to address the demand surge in critical metals that everyone sees coming…
Lake Resources shares are down by 19.47% today after announcing the delayed development of two 25Ktpa plants to produce battery-grade lithium at its Argentinian Kachi brine project.
Two weeks ago, I discussed the reasons why silver may appear undervalued relative to gold. In today’s article, I’ll present another perspective to the puzzle, pointing out why the current price of silver is reasonable. Based on the silver producer’s profit margins, I find that it’s a stretch to suggest silver should be worth US$50 an ounce. That said, the supply deficit for silver is expected to grow in the future. So you may want to start increasing your exposure to silver now…
Australia is ideally positioned to profit from the anticipated net zero boom and its inevitable failure. By supplying the metals needed for the renewable energy campaign, and the energy needed when it fails, the lucky country could become the richest nation on Earth, twice.
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