The raw material that is currently on everyone's lips is gold. For many, it has long been the epitome of capital preservation and security. And, of course, returns, which in the recent past have been on a par with the MSCI World Index and significantly above it.
However, many (precious) metals have now become a fundamental, elementary component of economic growth. Commodities play a central role, especially in future-oriented topics related to the Magnificent 7. Here, the focus is on lithium (batteries and storage media), gold (chips, data transfer), silver (photovoltaics), and copper (power lines, chargers), to name just a few.
And among the biggest beneficiaries are mines that produce the corresponding commodities.
In the webinar„Rohstoffe und wirtschaftliche Zukunftsthemen – Minen als Wirtschaftsmotor?“ (available in German) we show you how these topics are intertwined, take a look into the future, explain why “junior mines” are interesting, and present an opportunity to participate.
To view the recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkuc-0QKBOQ&t=3s
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