Balanced Portfolio Recommendation: Lithium Reduction
the combination of oversupply, moderated demand growth, geopolitical instability, and environmental challenges has contributed to the downward trend in lithium stocks.
the combination of oversupply, moderated demand growth, geopolitical instability, and environmental challenges has contributed to the downward trend in lithium stocks.
Pilbara Minerals faces a challenging half-year with a sharp revenue drop, countered by strategic expansions and efficiencies aimed at leveraging future lithium market recoveries.
Pilbara is one of our favourites and has been a big winner for us over the last 3 years. Despite this the headwinds have become too great in the medium term with lithium prices falling 78% in the last 12 months.
It’s a good old-fashioned showdown in the lithium sector currently, with mining magnates in one corner and traders in the other
Investing 1% of our portfolio allocation in PLS presents a compelling opportunity. PLS stands as the most shorted stock on the ASX, with a substantial 20.45% short interest. This indicates potential for a short squeeze, which could lead to a rapid price increase.
Invictus Energy Ltd (IVZ) is an independent upstream oil and gas company. The company is opening rift basins in onshore Africa – the Cabora Bassa Basin – in northern Zimbabwe through an impact exploration program.
A positive surprise is anticipated in today’s quarterly earnings report, and historical reporting has been strong. Currently, the stock is undervalued, making it an opportune time to invest in this stock.
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Equities ended higher Monday, underpinned by a 3M-led surge in industrials ahead of a flurry of data this week that will play into the Federal Reserve’s policy decision next month.
Equities finished mixed as Fed Chief, Jerome Powell was hawkish in his Jackson Hole speech Friday,
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