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The world is entering a critical minerals supercycle— and most investors still don’t understand what’s coming.
In this episode I sit down with mining and commoditiesexpert Amanda van Dyke to discuss her new book The Mineral Imperativeand the massive global shift happening in critical minerals, rare earths,copper, uranium, gold, and mining supply chains.
Modern civilization runs on minerals — from AI chips anddata centres to electric vehicles, defense technology and energy infrastructure.Yet the world has massively underinvested in mining for decades. According toindustry analysis, demand for many key metals will surge dramatically over thecoming decades as technology and energy systems expand.
That imbalance between rising demand and constrainedsupply is creating one of the biggest opportunities investors have seen inyears.
In this conversation we cover:
• Why the critical minerals crisis is just beginning
• China’s dominance in rare earths and strategic metals
• Why copper, uranium and gold could be entering a long supercycle
• The hidden bottleneck: mineral processing and supply chains
• How investors should approach junior miners vs major producers
• The biggest mistakes people make investing in mining stocks
• Why the next decade could see explosive price moves in commodities
As Amanda explains, global demand for minerals is risingrapidly as economies electrify and digitize, yet mining grades are falling andprojects take years to develop — creating a structural supply problem.
If you want to understand where the next commodity boommay come from, this conversation will give you a framework.
Amanda Van Dyke’s Book
📖 The MineralImperative
US / International
https://amzn.to/4loPIrw
UK
https://amzn.to/414lpNo
By clemchamThe world is entering a critical minerals supercycle— and most investors still don’t understand what’s coming.
In this episode I sit down with mining and commoditiesexpert Amanda van Dyke to discuss her new book The Mineral Imperativeand the massive global shift happening in critical minerals, rare earths,copper, uranium, gold, and mining supply chains.
Modern civilization runs on minerals — from AI chips anddata centres to electric vehicles, defense technology and energy infrastructure.Yet the world has massively underinvested in mining for decades. According toindustry analysis, demand for many key metals will surge dramatically over thecoming decades as technology and energy systems expand.
That imbalance between rising demand and constrainedsupply is creating one of the biggest opportunities investors have seen inyears.
In this conversation we cover:
• Why the critical minerals crisis is just beginning
• China’s dominance in rare earths and strategic metals
• Why copper, uranium and gold could be entering a long supercycle
• The hidden bottleneck: mineral processing and supply chains
• How investors should approach junior miners vs major producers
• The biggest mistakes people make investing in mining stocks
• Why the next decade could see explosive price moves in commodities
As Amanda explains, global demand for minerals is risingrapidly as economies electrify and digitize, yet mining grades are falling andprojects take years to develop — creating a structural supply problem.
If you want to understand where the next commodity boommay come from, this conversation will give you a framework.
Amanda Van Dyke’s Book
📖 The MineralImperative
US / International
https://amzn.to/4loPIrw
UK
https://amzn.to/414lpNo