2026 crystal ball trades:
- Critical metals trade alive and well (overweight in tungsten & rare earths)
- Precious metals will trend higher (Gold 5500, Silver 125, Copper 6.5 by year-end)
- Re-shoring and manufacturing boom still intact
- Interest rates to trend lower (3.5% on the 10y by year-end)
- Technology and AI still firing on all cylinders, physical AI becomes a reality
- Space exploration kicks into another gear
Top holdings: $RKLB $PL $SILXY $LPTH $LUNMF $GOOGL $BWXT $NEM
@gbrew24 What are they waiting for to lash out then? Lol that's such a dumb take. The "3rd way" is CRUMBLING the regime from within. They need to tighten the screws a bit more and just sit back and wait.
It's crazy that most of the media and the markets in general still treats #RareEarths as one single thing with so much price dispersion depending on which metal you're talking about
Yttrium costs 125 times more in Europe than in China, Argus Media data show.
In October, a ton cost about $1.15 million in Europe, against $9,144 in China.
Before China’s export curbs, global prices were only marginally higher.
Dysprosium, used in high-tech magnets, now costs overseas buyers 20 times more than in China.
“Within the next year or two, really there is very limited ex-China supply which is going to be available,” a Project Blue research director said.
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