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I feel with the need for lighter weight metals for EVs and solar panel framework and a host of other things Aluminium is good for, it should come into its own. Chart wise it has been in an oscillation pattern for years since it hit the deck in 2008. Surely it is time the thing tried to get back to its levels prior to the GFC. The price of aluminium has been rising for a while now.

OK, I am now thinking it may be reasonable to hang on after what you said. That was all really clearly laid out as always which is a blessed relief for a dyslexic! I always worry about sudden unforeseen shocks which will not be reflected in a chart. An unforeseen power outage will never make its way through inside knowledge onto a chart. Usually, I can see when the SHF situation is percolating by chart movements.

Sounds like they might benefit from a mini self-owned nuclear reactor when the powers that be put a blessing on such things.

Until it tweaks your interest, I am guessing?

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[QUOTE="Ann, post: 1173423, member: 2506"] I feel with the need for lighter weight metals for EVs and solar panel framework and a host of other things Aluminium is good for, it should come into its own. Chart wise it has been in an oscillation pattern for years since it hit the deck in 2008. Surely it is time the thing tried to get back to its levels prior to the GFC. The price of aluminium has been rising for a while now. OK, I am now thinking it may be reasonable to hang on after what you said. That was all really clearly laid out as always which is a blessed relief for a dyslexic! I always worry about sudden unforeseen shocks which will not be reflected in a chart. An unforeseen power outage will never make its way through inside knowledge onto a chart. Usually, I can see when the SHF situation is percolating by chart movements. Sounds like they might benefit from a mini self-owned nuclear reactor when the powers that be put a blessing on such things. Until it tweaks your interest, I am guessing? :happy: [/QUOTE]

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