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30/05/22

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Originally posted by pints: ↑

Whilst it must be remembered that Australia is an expensive and heavily regulated country, perhaps it could be very likely that we could experience a mining boom across the board as the World demand / supply imbalance continues for many minerals?

https://theconversation.com/australia-has-rich-deposits-of-critical-minerals-for-green-technology-but-we-are-not-making-the-most-of-them-yet-182331

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I agree so one has to wonder why our regulators allow the big institutions like JP Morgan and Blackrock to use their size and drive down the share prices of many of our substantial mining companies and in doing so push small Australian investors out and pick them up cheep. This is obvious in the gold sector at present.
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