I agree! Also, the Tin results are very good.
Don’t rule out the significance of Tin. According to this recent story by Reuters, currently there’s enough Tin to cover a minimal ‘two days’ of global demand. See recent Reuter story.
Tin has been described as the forgotten foot-soldier of the green energy transition. It's the metal that slips between the cracks and still doesn't attract nearly as much media coverage as lithium, nickel and copper, etc. To make the point, Tin remains the superstar of the London Metal Exchange (LME) industrial metals pack. At $37,350 a tonne LME three-month Tin is up 77% since the start of the year, far outstripping aluminium, which is the second-strongest performer with a gain of "only" 26%.
DYOR, GLTA(Patient)H
Ann: Copper, Gold, and Tin Identified at Trident Project, page-11
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