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The ex-CEO of BP’s global petrochemicals business will work with the UK’s first end-to-end battery recycling group In continued efforts to secure a greener future in the battery metals industry, Technology Minerals is pleased to welcome Nick Elmslie as an Advisor to the Board. Elmslie has extensive experience in the chemicals industry. His financial expertise will offer a unique opinion to allow better decision making for Technology Minerals; a company determined to secure a greener future for the battery industry. This latest appointment will contribute towards a more sustainable futur...

Anyone who owns precious metals, mining shares or metals' ETFs knows the drill. First, gold and silver begin to establish an uptrend on the charts. Analysts (like us) start writing about how prices are getting ready to make an upside run. Then "out of nowhere" thousands of highly margined futures contracts hit the market on the short side, "re-painting" the charts, sending terror into the hearts of stackers and those who believe in "honest money." The reality is that honest money is being manipulated for personal gain by dishonest traders, enabled by "regulators" who, to put it charit...

But what if we had three hands? Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle's 1974 book, "The Mote in God’s Eye," features an alien species with three arms. It has two “normal” hands and a stronger, but less dexterous one called the “gripping hand.” The gripping hand was their most powerful alternative. This book comes to mind when I think about what's in store for 2021: • On one hand, we have some extraordinarily good reasons for optimism. • On the other hand are several potentially severe problems. • On the far stronger gripping hand, the coronavirus could continue to over...

BusinessWeek magazine in July 2000. Amazon’s future looked bleak after the tech bubble burst earlier that year. The online shopping pioneer was hemorrhaging cash, forcing it to cut 15% of its workforce. Top fund managers cut Amazon from their portfolios.  And over the following year, its stock price sank from $105 to  $5. Source: Twitter In 2000, Amazon was a small online store selling books and CDs. It soon branched out to other categories like electronics. But folks remained skeptical. That same year, Wharton business school quipped,  “The attempt to be more than a bookstore...