Vehicles need autocatalysts like rhodium/palladium/platinum. China is increasingly using more of these PGM's in their vehicles.
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zaterdag 30 januari 2021
Vehicle Sales Vs. Autocatalyst Demand (Platinum/Palladium/Rhodium)
U.S. vehicle sales:
Wallstreetbets Pushes SLV To Record High
Wallstreetbets has ignited a buying frenzy in the SLV trust pushing the amount of ounces in the trust to a record high.
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dinsdag 26 januari 2021
maandag 25 januari 2021
Iron Ore Vs. Floor Space Under Construction China
Iron ore is correlated to China construction.
Floor space under construction by property developers in China.
All the construction data for China can be found here.
China steel production data needs to be monitored.
zondag 24 januari 2021
Sibanye-Stillwater
Platinum, palladium and rhodium have all been moving higher and I expect them to go higher as China is loading more palladium and rhodium in their vehicles. China vehicle sales have rebounded as well.
Both palladium and rhodium are in deficit.
Sibanye-Stillwater has exposure to all of these metals.
SBSW's production numbers were very good.
SBSW's EBITDA was $922 million in Q3 2020. This translates to $3.7 billion EBITDA per year. With a 5 multiple, SBSW should be valued at $18 billion market cap. So there is 50% upside. The company has no net debt.
Net earnings were $1 billion per year in 2020, but is expected to rise 66% on higher rhodium/platinum prices and higher production numbers. Earnings per share are expected to be at $3.52 per share, which gives Sibanye-Stillwater a P/E of 4.8 which is very cheap.
On top of this, SBSW is expected to offer a dividend yield of 8% and is also moving into the battery metal space.
Price to book value is a bit high at 4.
vrijdag 22 januari 2021
Iron Ore
China's iron ore production is not growing.
This is because costs of production are very high in China.
China is the largest iron ore consumer and iron ore imports are growing.
China iron ore imports hit a record in 2020.
Iron ore demand is going to grow.
Brazil and Australia have the largest iron ore reserves.
donderdag 21 januari 2021
Seasonality of Commodities
Commodities should be bought during seasonally strong periods.
Corn
Oil
Natural Gas
Uranium
Lead
Cotton
Coffee
Wheat
Lumber
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woensdag 20 januari 2021
dinsdag 19 januari 2021
China Power Consumption is Growing
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vrijdag 15 januari 2021
Platinum to reach $2000/ounce
According to Sibanye, platinum will reach $2000/ounce in 5 years.
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donderdag 14 januari 2021
woensdag 13 januari 2021
Copper Vs. Iron Ore
Copper is a leading indicator for iron ore.
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