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I'm a super heroes offspring, and as we know, superheroes always save the day .

2ic makes the point that the Ni market is the issue, as supply has always been a problem. Its predominat use, steel production, has made do with its limited availability. This of course is sound, but its logic is rooted in the past, that is, the limited supply, with demand therefore being thwarted.

The future though, commencing now , creates a new dynamic. With greatly increased supply, demand will equally rise, because the existential demand is already here in spades. It always was there, but supply was restricted, which of course, wanes demand. It's like sex, demand is strong, but with limited supply, we just get by without it, or cheap alternatives .

But Ni is actually best suited for use than its alternatives. 'Hence, rising product demand will fuel niobium market growth....'
https://www.fortunebusinessinsights.com/niobium-market-105267