Most important chart right now. Forget the noise and volatility. Those who make the switch to commodities and commodity related stocks will massively out perform over the next decade.
For the retired, it will cement your retirement and allow you to improve your standard of living.
For those that have build up savings in there prime earning years it will mean compounding and earlier retirement.
For the youth, it’s a chance to not only start building wealth.
But for the youth this is where you made decisions that make all the difference in your careers. Choosing to seek work in the commodity sector will allow you to out earn and out invest your peers. Young lawyers, accountants, tech, marketing etc.
Build relationships with resource companies and watch your business grow with theirs. Work for them, build them, contract, consult, learn and prosper with them.
For those in other non-resource sectors you’ll experience relative wage deflation and focus your investments in money losing sectors. Struggle to avoid job cuts and spending cuts in shrinking businesses that face both margin pressure and valuation multiple compression.
Making these 10 year calls one of the very most important actions to take both investment wise and career related.
I’ll be continuing to build positions in small cap resource stocks and share my experience. Focus will be on undercovered companies and sectors.
Getting deeply invested in companies that the investment community will end up supporting and raising capital for at much higher levels as they grow. Staying well ahead of the crowds is the goal. Building new positions in things I think can 10x or hopefully 20x+
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The big resource macro tail wind that I’m hearing from industry guys is the lack of labour is surprising everyone. Everyone is struggling to attract and train mining industry people.
Was talking to a coal industry veteran today and it was very revealing
The record coal pricing in Australia is now moving around the globe. Port capacity is a huge issue everywhere along with rail, shipping etc. But, they industry is in shock how tough it is to try to hire and train people. Especially mining workers
Some of us aren’t so surprised that the industry has ‘lost a generation’. One comment that stuck with me is ‘we are competing with fedex’ for workers. Seems like the idea of tolling away in a 4-5ft coal seam aint as much fun as playing the video game ‘minecraft’
Part of me wants to say I’m surprised how much push back I’m getting publicly and privately for asking questions and just trying to get up to speed on $ccj $cco Cameco’s current position in the Uranium space, it’s pros cons, valuation and such.
But I’m not surprised because I’ve seen this and done this so many times over the years in so many sector’s. With a $10b market cap they have a lot of shareholders that want the stock to fly and they also have the most liquid options trading in the sector so lots of call owners
Anyhow, uranium Twitter should not be a cult where so called experts only say good things about all stocks and we work together to suck in as much capital as possible for the sector so that all boats lift together. Pushing for that sort of cohesive one sided culture…
Interested to know where this doc came and would love to read the entire doc. If true it might be the most bullish thing I’ve read this cycle reddit.com/r/UraniumSquee…
Anyone who questions my integrity, read this thread. I’m so fucking done with two faced financial market shit bags. Dm’s like these just come out of the blue…think twice before dm’ing me you shitbags…I ain’t your fucking friend. My bio (side of truth and fairness) says it all
The combo of the dm’s like I showed below and then a obvious mischaracterization of the $cco call just put it over the top for me. Hope John corrects the comments he retweeted. Really hate to do this cause John speaks of wanting a positive united uranium Twitter community
But, I don’t team up with bullshit artists who’s personal financial interests get in the way of truth, reality and fairness.
Plato spoke of it being a sin to leave people in ignorance in the ‘allegory of the cave’.
I say to guide someone to ignorance is 10x the sin
Another question I think needs to be asked of all uranium producers is: have you offered lbs forsale in the uranium market stating that the lbs are only available to be purchased by Utilities?
There is definitely a producer that has done this and since the uranium market is not regulated they can get away with it for now. But, I think it’s important for investors to try to figure out who is playing games in the #uranium market.
In any other market this would be considered illegal manipulation as it creates a bifurcated market and has the potential to artificially inflate the spot market or influence to suppress it when below market dumping occurs in outer years.
Again, here’s an example of how an uncontracted emerging uranium producer performs in a uranium bull market. Note it peaked with the uranium price. Smoked it in performance from the early days but kept pace still in the rounding top (thx Ross Clark)
Here’s $cco again not benefiting much as soon as the price of uranium really started to run. Its contract book was a drag on it last time as it will be this time. Conclusion. Sell $cco and ride $u.un if you believe in uranium bull thesis.
Stock wise long uncontracted emerging producers and quality exploration cco’s with real assets that will be take out targets.
Will be nibbling now thru wed. Hard to pick the bottom but urnm I’m the $70’s looks good. Doubt it touches the summer highs ~$71