agree. There is an inherent over analysis of forecast prices when the bottom line is there is insufficient existing global production of copper, nickel & Lithium to meet the direct demand for a green economy. Getting to planned net zero milestones is fanciful. (Some argue it could take 200 years of supply). Result - bringing on new deposits will not solve demand in coming decade. Hence the renewed interest in uranium also.
Logic, commonsense, rational thinking etc etc makes it hard to not to see MIN shareholders being rewarded big time in coming 12 months. Only a matter of a reasonably short time horizon & conviction will bring generous returns. AIMO - modestly speaking!
agree. There is an inherent over analysis of forecast prices...
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $56.90 | $57.57 | $56.16 | $38.01M | 671.8K |
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| 3 | 3152 | $56.31 |
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| $56.38 | 2164 | 1 |
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