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Those of you that follow us for our mining content have likely noticed a trend over the last few years. We largely cover precious metals and skip out on covering the more common base metals like copper or zinc, alongside the more obscure or momentarily “hot” metals, like lithium, gallium, tantalum, or whatever.
The idea behind this is simple – we’re largely interested in metals that a) drive investor dollars, b) don’t take endless drilling out to identify an economic deposit (looking at you copper), and c) that will still have investor interest in a couple years time. In other words, we’re after longevity, rather than the flash in the pan metals.
But truthfully, in this geopolitical environment, those “flash in the pan metals” are suddenly at the forefront, because the traditional supply chains have been destroyed, and we need those obscure metals for some of the most critical infrastructure out there. Which means Western governments direly need these metals, and well, they’re willing to pay up.
The biggest challenge here is actually finding economic levels of those obscure metals, because no one has really looked for them in the past. But there are opportunities out there.
Like Antimony Resources and their Bald Hill project in New Brunswick
Lets dive in.
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