In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, as mining stocks and commodities start to break past levels reached in that ‘once-in-a-generation’ boom from the early 2000s, James asks the question…why isn’t the market getting more excited? James explores the reasons and highlights why this is your opportunity to enter before mainstream enthusiasm catches on.
Earlier today, battery metals miner IGO [ASX:IGO] revealed an unfortunate event at its nickel, copper, and cobalt producing asset, the Nova mine.
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, James Cooper looks at Tesla’s most important founder J B Straubel. This humble and gifted engineer had all the qualities his co-founder, Elon Musk, lacked. Straubel was the brainchild behind the company’s innovation and success, helping it pioneer EV and Li-ion battery technology into the mainstream market — ultimately a key contributing reason the world will need more critical metals like lithium and cobalt. But it’s this engineer’s next move that could be the most important for resource investors. Read on to find out more…
In today’s Money Morning, the most traded good in the world in 2020 might surprise you. One key ingredient in almost every device has become integral to our world. There’s an ongoing arms race to produce and pioneer the best chips in the biz, and investors should be paying close attention to the growing investment and plans within this huge industry…
There was a hefty devaluation for Renascor’s [ASX:RNU] share price early on Monday morning (28/11/2022) when the graphite and commodities miner suffered a more than 9% discount to its share price.
Shares were inching up for Pilbara Minerals [ASX:PLS] earlier this morning (28/11/2022) after the major lithium miner explained its latest joint venture (JV) with Calix [ASX:CXL], a batteries, renewables, and agricultural solutions developer with key innovative technology.
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