It’s been a CRAZY few months for commodities.
We’ve seen copper above $4 and lithium falling much lower than expected, uranium soaring and nickel plummetting.
I spent more time dissecting projections from mining companies to banks to gain insights into what’s ahead (not an easy job!) and posted some of these analyses.
You all seem to enjoy them, so here are the best:
The leaders $BHP $RIO produce copper, nickel, and more.
Their views on what’s coming for commodities should always be on your radar:
JP Morgan $JPM has a long-term view on copper that plays well with what BHP says, yet provides an interesting twist:
Glencore $GLEN, on a global hunt for mining opportunities, justifies moves with a definite stance for copper and more
Freeport $FCX (with new CEO) has a lot to say:
$CITI may be gearing up to cut down their workforce significantly in 2024, but we shouldn’t discount their opinion.
The lithium leaders $ALB $SQM make their views clear in this one.
I wonder if Albemarle is happy it failed to acquire $LTR given how the lithium market has softened.
This one is a bit cheeky on my part but I stand by it.
Reading between the lines is as important to identify opportunities as interpreting the explicit content.
$BRK
Robert Friedland’s insights:
Here, the 7 most widely held lithium stocks:
China controls a HUGE portion of graphite, rare earths and other minerals and chemicals, so their moves are keeping many up at night.
Here’s what they did with gallium and germanium:
(spoiler alert: more moves came later, and I’m sure are coming)
Our first podcast episode of the year we discussed the shift in copper forecasts.
Finally, here’s a bit of a potpourri from Bank of America, Macquarie $UBS $GS
That’s it for today!
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