| Dear Reader, For the last few days, we’ve offered you entry into a new free email subgroup called ‘The Age of Scarcity Attack Plan’. A new free email, you’re probably thinking. I need that like a hole in the head. Get it. Fair enough. But I still reckon you should give it a quick look (it’s free) by clicking here. It’s not ongoing. We’ll be done in a few weeks, and you won’t hear from me after that. And it’s a free series of emails and videos I think could really change your perspective on how to tackle investing…if you even want to invest at all…in 2023. I’ve considerable experience in the mining exploration industry. I’m not a billionaire magnate, but I’ve been close to them and helped them for much of the last two decades. And I think I can help you. Because I’m seeing certain patterns now that replicate those in 2002/03/04. And I’m sensing another sea change in the industry, which I don’t think many people have wised up to yet. I’m giving you everything I’m seeing here. It’s free. So why not take a peek? The grand global plan to electrify economies has started to electrify our Australian mining sector again. The evidence is only evident to a small few people, at this stage. What’s even less evident is the even deeper theme at play here. A less obvious one. If you can understand that, you’ll have a giant head start on every other investor on the planet going into 2023. Here’s a little hint: IT’S ALL
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SHORTAGES The Australia-China boom of the 2000s was about demand. This boom’s going to be about supply. You’re not hearing about this from politicians, Wall Street pundits, or financial journos. But the people actually INVOLVED IN MINING, my peers, see what’s coming… Richard Adkerson is the chief executive and chair of US mining group Freeport-McMoRan. Its gig is copper. He told the Financial Times a few days ago (emphasis added): ‘Surging global demand for copper for the rapid rollout of electric cars, renewable electricity and power lines would cause a shortfall. There is going to be a very significant shortage in copper. ‘It’s going to be very difficult to meet the aspirations that have been set.’ From what I’m seeing, copper is the tip of the iceberg. The real crunch point next year is going to be in rarer, more critical metals. This is the overwhelming impression I’m getting right now. And I’ve put lots of feelers out. Certain mining bosses are waking up before the public, just like in the early 2000s. To learn about an ASX stock strategy that takes this into account, click here. Regards, James Cooper,
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