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Why It’s Time to Cross the Styx and Plunder the Kingdom of Hades
By Nick Hubble
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, Australia is full of natural resources. Australian miners were too lucky, lazy, or technologically backwards to bother digging deep. Until now. A new exploration boom has begun down under Down Under.
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A New Mining Boom is Dawning — Part One
By James Cooper
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, James Cooper draws on his previous experience in the industry to give a unique perspective on why he holds strong conviction that a multi-commodity boom is imminent. Today’s evidence aligns with what James witnessed in the last boom. So, what does this mean for investors? Get ready, this coming boom is REAL. Read on to find out more… 
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Santos and Strike Energy Enter Binding Supply Agreement
By Mahlia Stewart
Santos enters a new gas supply agreement with Strike’s Walyering joint venture in the Perth Basin.
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CSL Appoints New CEO and Managing Director
By Mahlia Stewart
CEO of CSL Paul Perreault prepares to pass the baton to the company’s incoming successor, but not until March next year. Perreault will be retiring after 25 years with the company.
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What Happens in Cryptos, Won’t Stay in Cryptos
By Vern Gowdie
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, the opaque practices of the cryptoverse have once more been in the news, exposing some questionable practices and financial material (surprise, surprise). It seems Vegas and crypto are one in the same in terms of gambling haunts. The only difference is what happens in cryptos won’t stay there…the truth is coming out…
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Keeping ahead of the Power Curve — Part One
By James Rickards
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, Jim Rickards begins a series of four articles relating to the spread and curve of market signals, how to interpret them, and the relationship between past and future predictions. Read on to find out more…
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Introducing SON of FORTESCUE

The small explorer we’ve dubbed ‘Son of Fortescue’ is looking to ‘own’ the Northern Territory rare earths scene...just like Fortescue ram-raided the Pilbara in the 2000s...

They’re aiming to directly attack Lynas Corp’s almost complete game dominance...again, like Twiggy gazumped BHP and Rio Tinto.

Like Fortescue, it’s not satisfied with just the small crumbs of a big pie. It has a modest market share of a gargantuan revenue pot that 99 out of 100 small-cap miners would be more than happy with. THESE GUYS WANT MORE.

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The Son of Fortescue is gunning for hyper-dominance: supplying a full 10% of the world’s entire demand. With advanced exploration in place...once it moves to mining...it will be in a very exclusive club of dedicated REE suppliers...

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