U.S., Japan, Australia, and India Seek to Mobilize $20 Billion for Critical Minerals
Quad countries are aiming to counter China’s dominance.
The Quad countries — the United States, Japan, Australia, and India — agreed this week to make major investments in critical mineral supply chains. At their meeting in New Delhi, the foreign ministers of the four countries adopted a new framework designed to make the supply of strategically important minerals more secure, diversified, and resilient.
According to the partners, up to $20 billion in public and private funding could be mobilized. The initiative is intended to support projects in mining, processing, and recycling of critical minerals. Financing could come from sources including export credit agencies, development banks, private investors, guarantees, loans, equity investments, and offtake agreements.
The goal of the initiative is to reduce dependencies in global raw material supply chains and develop alternative sources of supply. China currently dominates the markets for many materials that are essential to high-tech industries, including rare earths and germanium.
United States Government Official Release👇
https://t.co/WVCzZKYdAn
#RareEarths #CriticalMinerals #Antimony #NdFeB #Dysprosium #Terbium #Neodymium #Graphite #Praseodymium #SupplyChain #NationalSecurity #EnergyTransition #USA #India #Australia #Japan #Co #Ni #Li #Mn #Ge #Ga
Our works says 1982 and 2020 are the analogs that best apply here to 2026 just in terms of pure strength.
We are not experiencing a Bear Market Rally and did not just come out of a Bear Market Bottom.
We did not have Bearish A-D Line Divergences prior to rolling over into the Correction, had ST Bullish Divergences out of the lows versus Price and just made new ATH’s on A-D Lines like the NYSE ahead of Price. 2000 had a multi-year divergent A-D Line among many other structural issues.
Our work says this Price Thrust up out of this Correction should give next to nothing back on a retrace and should have solid 4+ months returns.
@David_Tracey@Darky1k@dburgoszarazo Correct, VVIX topped march 6th, VIX topped March 9th, copper bottomed, HYG bottomed
Godzilla and Norseman are two of the best follows on X to keep you on the right side of the trend
Six for Six
S&P 500 up six days in a row and up 6%?
Above average returns across the board, with a median return of another nearly 11% 3-months later.
Market breadth jumped.
For the first time in 4 months, the S&P 500's McClellan Oscillator is above 50
We've seen 11 similar cases before, and 10 of those 11 saw $SPX higher a month later. Average gain +3.2%
H/T @TheMarketStats
Big spike higher this week in % of $SPX stocks back above their 20 day MA's after bottomed at 13%, now quickly back above 51%.
Lots of signs the market bottomed into quarter end as I have been suggesting, as well as VIX and VVIX peaking weeks ago.
Investors should sell oil and buy stocks (preferably the broad-based index) and hold it for 100 years. My message to self-seeking bears is: the U.S. is going to take control of Hormuz, which will settle down oil markets and it's not gonna take much longer.
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$OIL #OIL $VOO
Interesting spot. No idea which way it goes, back testing a previous resistance on weekly. Leaning towards bullish for oil but I bloody hope I'm wrong.
#OOTT#CrudeOil
$SPX $SPY $IVV #SP500
Dooms day scenario. Probably too obvious. Don't really expect it but that's my worst case scenario 6100. 50% invested but will back the truck up if it gets there.