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The next precious metal?
derryb
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The other White Metal
"Right now, lithium isn't even traded as a commodity; rather, it is managed through an oligopoly of three or four major global suppliers who have managed supply and demand for decades. That's why everything is priced on a contract basis. This year could see that change, which makes it a prime time to get in on lithium."
"Right now, lithium isn't even traded as a commodity; rather, it is managed through an oligopoly of three or four major global suppliers who have managed supply and demand for decades. That's why everything is priced on a contract basis. This year could see that change, which makes it a prime time to get in on lithium."
Are they really this stupid, or are they destroying the dollar on purpose?
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be found...(other than drugs or nuclear reactions to name a couple) then it will certainly grow in value. Cheers, RickO
Are they really this stupid, or are they destroying the dollar on purpose?
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I'd also be a big fan of Thai coinage.
If I were a young man I'd be stashing tin.
I'd also be a big fan of Thai coinage.
why tin? just curious
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Lithium prices in China approaching $80,000 per ton. Was $6,500 at ton in March 2020.
Are they really this stupid, or are they destroying the dollar on purpose?
That would probably be the best way to store large amounts. But it is only about 10% lithium by weight, so it would be a bulky stockpile!
i had a bunch of 1 pound poured tin ingots i think i paid $5 a pound for i sold on ebay for $25 each. I still have 20 1 pound bars or solder and no one seems at all interested at $20 funny stuff
But it does have medicinal value so there's that.
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