What resource stocks have the most upside from here?

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James Gerrish

Market Matters

There has been plenty of money made & lost in resources this year and that volatility is likely to continue. Gold has struggled, Lithium has surged while the market has clearly underestimated the demand for Coal. Copper has a very compelling long-term story, but it’s struggled in 2022 while Iron Ore has also been under pressure from China’s restrictive policies.

Join me & Senior Resource Analyst Peter O’Connor for a 45-minute conversation on our current approach to resources, identifying stocks with the most upside from here, and importantly, the areas to avoid.

We will cover:

  • What now for Coal stocks – has the rally run its course?
  • Can Gold stocks really recover and if so, what to buy?
  • As BHP targets Oz Minerals (OZL), where should we look next?
  • Is Fortescue Metals (FMG) a trade or an investment?
  • Lithium stocks have doubled, will they double again?

In this ‘webinar’, I will discuss the most pressing issues and best ideas (big and small) in the resource sector — from gold to nickel and everything in between — with Senior Analyst Peter O’Connor.

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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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