2025–2035 has all the makings of another supercycle: • underinvestment in energy & mining • aging infrastructure • supply nationalism • inflation that isn’t going away
The setup’s the same, but this time, it’s global.
#commodities#supercycle#energy#macro
Big Tech has replaced Big Oil as Public Enemy No 1 due to data center backlash, says top US shale boss, adding that young people are flocking back to the energy industry https://t.co/bzpMpi5jdS via @ft
The nickel and copper in modern nickels are now worth 7.76 cents, 55% more than the cost of buying nickels from the bank at face value. The U.S. government stopped making pennies last year. Soon it may stop making nickels too. Buy yours while you can. Much better than Treasuries.
$EU hasn't confirmed a technical breakout yet.But something may be changing underneath the price.After months of basing below major resistance, options-convexity persistence is strengthening while conventional momentum remains dormant.Price hasn't confirmed it.Looks juicy.
@NoLimitGains I have a cousin like this. Dude went through a prestigious law school. Couldn’t handle the pressure. Got into drugs. Now sponges off my aunt and uncle and lives in their 2bd house in a retirement community. He’s 45���
Commodities are making another move.
If you’re wondering why they keep coming back:
You can't undo decades of chronic underinvestment and neglect in just two years of solid performance.
This still feels like the opening act of a major commodities supercycle.
https://t.co/DTDt85KrXj
@TBirdV The sentiment was in the toilet on Friday. I took my first $EU position a little earlier than I would have liked that morning. But I love buying hate.
Uranium doesn’t trade like oil.
You can’t turn a reactor off because the spot price got ugly.
Utilities need pounds years in advance. Mines need years to respond.
That’s what makes uranium interesting: price is volatile. Supply is not.
#uranium