There's absolute carnage in the junior mining sector. The TSX-Venture isn't showing the brutal sell-offs of so many individual stocks. I can't remember seeing this kind of destruction and sell-off in junior miners while the U.S. and Canadian general markets are sitting right below all-time highs and metal prices are still at historically high levels (see copper). 🤔
Watch Pauline Hanson DESTROY this Guardian reporter 🔥
"I've never seen a person that's such a trashy journalist."
"You don't research properly, you don't know your information, and you will put out lies about me. Well, I've had enough of that."
Australia’s hard-right populist leader Pauline Hanson has called for a monocultural society, rejecting decades of multicultural policy and blaming the nation’s housing crisis on extremely high levels of immigration https://t.co/3HbS0yCqqr
Robert Friedland, founder of Ivanhoe Mines, has said for years that we need to mine as much copper in the next two decades as we have in the last 10,000. New mines take 17 years to build. Copper is on track to run short by more than 500,000 tons this year and has climbed about 29% over the past year to around $6.31 a pound.
Our Prinsights Founders+ June issue, out tomorrow, highlights a copper-gold developer in one of North America’s most buildable jurisdictions, infrastructure in place, trading below what we think it is worth.
The Copper Supply Problem No One Can Fix in Time https://t.co/052RWxaFrz
357,000 tonnes.
That's how much lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) demand could be displaced by battery substitution by 2031.
A new GEM Mining Consulting study estimates sodium-ion and other non-lithium technologies could capture 12.5% of the battery market over the next five years, particularly in grid storage and other cost-sensitive applications.
Lithium isn't being replaced.
But alternative chemistries may be starting to reshape the industry's long-term pricing outlook.
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