I've got about 7% of my porfolio in INR. It's probably a little high for a speculative stock and unless the lithium price turns around, it will probably fall in value over the next few months. But even if it halves in value, which is certainly possible, that's only a 2.5% loss for you, so it's not that bad. If you had money in the bank during the low interest rates a few years ago, you were losing at least 2.5% a year.
INR is a relatively high risk investment, but a 5% exposure isn't that bad.
I'm looking at buying more lithium stocks but will buy the LITP ETF rather than try to pick winners like I have with INR. Diversifying that way, at least within lithium, is probably a sensible strategy.
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