..and what exactly constitutes "certainty" on future metals prices? What is certain, and has ALWAYS been certain is that governments will inflate their money supply and the price of metals will inexorably rise over time. But so do costs/capex.
What was CERTAIN many years ago what that Zn mine supply would take a tumble as it is now doing, and if you believe in supply/demand pricing, then Zinc was **certain** to rise in relative terms.
..and what exactly constitutes "certainty" on future metals...
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