RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Back to low 20'sSure, however three points:
cobalt is usually a by product, so it becomes more of what they are mining for and the copper, lead, gold, zinc, tin etc become a by product. In Idaho (whereI live) the cobalt belt has hardley been touched yet.
Battery tech finds a way to reduce cobalt in half, fine,.. still sells for $60 / pound.
If eliminated, then the new material (nickel ) increases in price and cobalt drops until we are making batteries with $60 cobalt again.
Its a no brainer, cobalt mines will do well and FT and ECS are going to be producing and making a really good return. Oh...and I did a little research on Bizmuth. Nothing to sneeze at here either. FT claims its reserves ar 10% of the globe?
jmo
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