Dear Reader, Shortage -> Panic -> Profit. This is perhaps one of the most overlooked but successful investing patterns in history. It’s what caused Poseidon NL — a tiny Aussie nickel miner — to achieve what market historian Andrew May calls: ‘The largest boom in world history of its kind.’ So, how did it happen? First came a shortage. Back in 1969, there was a severe nickel supply deficit — driven by demand from the Vietnam War and supply squeeze caused by the closure of the world’s biggest nickel mine. This caused panic. There was such a scramble for nickel, capital flocked to any miner who had even the vaguest intention of mining it. Lastly, the profits gushed. As a result of the panic, nickel’s price went ballistic. And so did Poseidon’s shares — from 80 cents to more than $250 in just five months. That’s a roughly 34,899% gain — enough to turn $5,000 to $1.5 million in less than a year! Why am I telling you this? The same pattern is playing out RIGHT NOW in another critical metal. And while it’s unlikely to deliver the same results as Poseidon NL achieved, I believe there are still impressive opportunities in the right stocks. Which is why I’ve prepared a video briefing outlining this opportunity for you. Access it here. Regards, James Cooper, Editor, Diggers and Drillers |