Key commodities – where to from here?

James Gerrish

Market Matters

Iron Ore prices have halved, coal prices have doubled, uranium is finally back on the radar while future-facing commodities such as lithium & nickel continue to attract attention. There is clearly a lot going on in this space and to unearth the opportunities in what some are calling a new commodity supercycle, I will be joined by analysts Peter O’Connor & Michael Clark from Shaw & Partners to discuss:

  • Where to for iron ore – are BHP, Fortescue (FMG) & Rio Tinto (RIO) oversold?
  • Energy markets focussing on oil, coal & uranium – what stocks to own as prices continue to rally
  • Future facing commodities that include copper, nickel & lithium – the world is moving to renewables, what commodities get us there?
  • Gold & gold equities – value or value trap?
  • The team's top picks to buy here and now

This is a free webinar for all Livewire readers, taking place on Thursday 7th October at 11.30am, running for 45mins.

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Please note — past Market Matters webinars have proven to be extremely popular and with limited spots available, we recommend registering early to avoid disappointment. 


James Gerrish
Portfolio Manager
Market Matters

James is the Lead Portfolio Manager & primary author at Market Matters, a digital advice & investment platform with over 2500 members that offers real market intel & portfolios open for investment. He is also a Senior Portfolio Manager at Shaw and...

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