How Chile became a copper powerhouse, and how this helped to propel its economy to become the richest and freest in Latin America.
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The History of Tungsten, the Strongest Natural Metal on Earth
Chart: How Every Commodity Performed in 2016
Commodities: To Short, or Not to Short?
The Periodic Table of Commodity Returns
The Story of Voisey’s Bay: Today’s Mine (Pt. 3 of 3)
The Collapse of Commodities in One Simple Chart
The Story of Voisey’s Bay: The Auction (Part 2 of 3)
The Story of Voisey’s Bay: The Discovery (1 of 3)
China Consumes Mind-Boggling Amounts of Raw Materials [Chart]
The Looming Copper Supply Crunch
Aluminum: The Metal Extraordinaire
Everything You Need to Know About Copper Porphyries
Copper’s Contribution to EU’s Circular Economy
The Periodic Table of Commodity Returns
The History of Metals
A Forecast of When We’ll Run Out of Each Metal
Royal Nickel (TSX: RNX)
Pistol Bay Mining (TSX-V: PST)
Magnetite: The Future of Iron Ore
Iron Road (ASX:IRD)
Nickel: Where Form Meets Function
Iron: The Core of the Developing World
Copper: The Essential Metal (Part 2)
Copper: The Essential Metal (Part I)
The Labrador Trough and Canada’s New Iron Rush
Tungsten: An Industrial Metal With Unstable Supply
Base Metals
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Though we now know tungsten as the strongest naturally-occurring metal, it wasn’t discovered until late in the 18th century. Here’s the history of tungsten.
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See the winning and losing commodities for 2016 in this chart.
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To short or not to short commodities? We take a look at the hypothetical success of a Dogs of the Dow inspired strategy to go long/short commodities over the last decade.
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How investments in commodities have fared over the last decade, summarized in “The Periodic Table of Commodity Returns”.
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The Voisey’s Bay deposit was sold for $4.3 billion in 1996, but it took years to get it into production. This infographic looks at the deposit and mine today.
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Today’s chart from Macquarie shows all asset classes YTD, and gives perspective on the 2015 collapse of commodities.
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The story of one of Canada’s richest base metal deposits. Part 2 looks at the high-profile bidding war by major miners for the $4.3 billion nickel deposit.
The tale of one of the most legendary discoveries in junior mineral exploration. Learn about the Voisey’s Bay find, and the ensuing high-profile bidding war
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The 1.4 billion people living in China account for 13% of global GDP, but this chart shows that for commodity producers, the country means so much more.
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