I have worked for BHP and now I work with them as a 3rd party...

I have worked for BHP and now I work with them as a 3rd party buying & selling their commodities.
In my time with BHP all I saw & witnessed was racism, biased opinions and terminations towards the "white Australian male".
It is certainly not cool to be working for BHP when you are a white Australian male, your almost head hunted to a point.
Im married to a dark brown Asian for more than 20 years, my first & only wife, so to call me a racist is completely ridiculous, but you do not get a job in production unless you are a female, black, disabled or other wise..of course when they were desperate they would get the ring in from labour hire.
Everybody knows it but not everybody will ever speak up about it because if you do, YOU DONT HAVE A JOB.
This is the cold hearted reality in which everybody on the face of it will dare admit is the truth let alone talk about, so I risk posting this to the bin....it's just how Australia has become....burn the bra scenario if your old enough to remember that.

Back to BHP, im looking at this for a trade again.
China is now at its trough I think. Trump knows full well Tarrifs hurt the US societal requirement. So its "lets do a deal" (SMART)
The US did exactly the same thing with Japan. There was upwards of 100% on some of their goods once upon a time.
China is not so much economically ham strung, more so societel and that will change.
China is a work in progress and they have sold 95% of their USD notes, Hybrids and TBills and have made a fortune.
Brics is a huge problem for the credit thesis of the USD.
Which brings me back to BHP and its commodity mixture. Commodities in due course will be more of a currency than they are now.
I personally hold commodities as a form of currency and im in the scene of things a very small player of traders.
For years BHP has worked towards finalising the I/O R&D, up stream, mid stream and now down stream ramp up.
Port facilities, rail lines and so on and so forth.
BHP have most good Assets in well governed sovereign's, I put some of the SP falling to the DIV & reporting season close at hand.
If this falls much further then I am in, I dont see any real downside apart from what is already priced in or there abouts.

Copper is the new gold and for some reason the market is not looking forward with regards to demand & I dont understand that.
BHP is definitely under valued as per my mathematics, its all a matter of timing now.