• 151453268 witso : I knew you would come around, spot on we dont want power handouts and negligable tax cuts,we want action and intelligent change not woke glaringly obvious pork barrelling. strength to the beautiful bondi strategist

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• Billy Ada : i love it

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• 71426715 : Here are some ways to potentially capitalize on the current surge in copper prices:
  1. *Invest in copper mining stocks*: Companies like Freeport-McMoRan, Rio Tinto, and BHP Group are major copper producers.
  2. *Copper ETFs*: Invest in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track copper prices, such as the iPath Series B Bloomberg Copper Subindex Total Return ETN (JJC).
  3. *Physical copper investment*: Buy physical copper bars or coins from reputable dealers.
  4. *Copper futures contracts*: Trade copper futures contracts on exchanges like the COMEX or LME.
  5. *Diversified mining funds*: Invest in mutual funds or ETFs that focus on mining and metals, which often include copper exposure.
  Before investing, consider:
  - Market volatility: Copper prices can fluctuate rapidly.
  - Research and due diligence: Understand the investment products and companies you're considering.
  - Risk management: Set clear goals, risk tolerance, and stop-loss levels.
  Please consult with a financial advisor or conduct your own research before making investment decisions.

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• NoDragonsPlz : go to moon?

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• Emredin : If there's one good thing about Trump, I'd say it would be this: His ability to disrupt markets can be a silver lining.

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• 104088143 : How is it?

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• 74118352 : love the mining industries

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• 105232125 : doubtful

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• TWIMO (151403908) : Yes! However, why does it take almost 20 years to build one plant? Does that mean all these nuclear stocks are way too speculative?

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• Tuong Tho Trinh : Are these companies  still strickly eligible mining uranium in Australia or they have to mine somewhere else?

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• befree67 : It's a no brainer as far as I'm concerned, I really don't think we have another choice available to us other than to go Nuclear!  But I have no idea what we can do until they're built.  Also, it's really hard for me to understand, why it's taking so long to build the bloody things, surely we can go a bit quicker than that!!!!!

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• 152236313 jonsie : well are vosl butning plants are the shittest in the world we can only burn the runnish coal meanwhile all the a/b grade coal mined in Australia get sold over seas we have some of best coal seams here so clearly we prefer to sell it for money rather then to power  ourselves with it now we have america here building nuclear sub marines so clearly again we prefer to sell it rather then use it for our people in our country
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• Arbee : Where are you getting 20yrs from? There are plenty of examples where reactors have been built under 5yrs. Partnering with South Korea would be our best bet in getting it done quickly. Our only problem is bureaucracy.

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