Alex Turnbull once sent an out-of-work Mongolian translator with a drone to the Chinese border to count coal trucks.
Two years ago he told us data centres were the new EVs, and that silver could get very silly. It was $28 at the time. It hit $100 in January.
The former Goldman special situations banker and founder of Singapore’s Sagax fund is back, and he thinks the critical minerals market is trading on vibes.
Alex covers:
The Mongolia drone story
Why critical minerals equities now trade tick for tick with Trump’s polling
China’s “magic pudding” of diesel, and whether it has run dry
A jet ski, some explosives and a guidance system: the new veto on global shipping
Electric haul trucks, and why he thinks BHP will regret its stance
The photonics breakthrough that could make data centres 20 times more efficient
Why Caterpillar looks more exposed than copper
Gallium, germanium and indium: the trades the big houses won’t touch
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