Interesting article by Stephen Bartholomeusz, Economics writer Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney based newspaper). Well known and respected commentator. Also look at the BHP market report and their projections on commodities - bullish to say the least.

Copper - the right time and the right moment. Demand curve will only increase and we are holding a company that will benefit massively from this supercycle. In the box seat.

In a year, Cyprium will be trading at $1. Don't care what the naysayers believe. The next decade will be the decade of commodities, especially those needed for the green revolution. Copper needed for everything and the big squeeze coming in 2023/4 where copper demand substantially outstrips supply will be the sweet spot for Cyprium as they ramp up production. Don't worry about the South Americans - the sovereign risk there is massive they will tax the hell out of producers there.

Imagine if copper goes to $6-8 per pound. CYM will be a cash machine.

Prices and profits fly as miners enter a new ‘super cycle’

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In the midst of the BHP economic and commodities outlook published alongside its interim results this week was a thought-provoking reference to “fly-up” pricing.

While that reference was a specific comment on the environment for metallurgical coal, it could equally apply across a much broader suite of commodities and provide support for the emerging thesis that the resources sector is experiencing the start of another “super cycle”. “Fly-up” pricing occurs in environments where demand is increasing at a rate far greater than supply can keep up with it and the existing capacity of a sector is already so fully utilised that prices soar well beyond what normal supply-demand relationships would dictate.

In the immediate future the outlook is particularly bullish for the producers. Inventories of every commodity are low and demand is outstripping supply for most resource and agricultural commodities.