RIO

SomePolack

Which tickers? I was looking at a few myself like RIO/Nucor 

Sea_Cry_3968

I had RIO also on the list. Along with FANG, NTR, FRO, DHT. I could probably risk it and still try but I'm more mad I pinpointed a few good ones and held back when I should have trusted my gut

OSSlayer2153

I bought in to several energy stocks 3-4 weeks ago. Just finally sold COP today after realizing I held too long on other stocks (like RIO)

Successful_Car1670

My RIO hurts me bad

No_Current3675

Suspect metals have a ways down while oil is up and then look for a sharp reversal as dollar debasement commences. Metals, semis, and REs will be required at scale to rebuild all of the squandered hardware and munitions. Commodities will heat up again. Personally, I hedged my SLV position substantially and will sell that off if we crash. Sold off nearly all of my REs and miners before the war. Still holding some SPPP & GLD. Gonna buy back my RIO at 75 or so.

Mysterious_Spray_361

I'm jumping in on $RIO.

Rabitai_Trades

With €250/month, the biggest lever is a simple, repeatable process rather than trying to time dips. Decide a target allocation (e.g., % per stock/sector) and add to whatever is most underweight each month. That avoids falling = buy or rising = chase. Your holdings lean US mega-cap/semis (GOOGL, NVDA, MU, BRK) plus single name healthcare (NVO) and commodities (RIO). That’s not bad, but it’s concentrated in a few themes and currencies. Saving to buy in €500 chunks is fine if it reduces fees, but it can increase timing risk vs steady buys. The biggest uncertainty is single stock risk and sector drawdowns can last longer than expected. What’s your time horizon and risk tolerance (5+ years vs shorter)?

Alarmed_Button6605

And SMH and RIO were awesome calls

Polus43

> clown country 😂 no one will ever take the US seriously every again Yup. Trump is a Russian asset and this is the objective. They need to break trust in the US Dollar and treasury market. I was looking into mining companies like Rio Tinto and ran across this great example of the problem: > Rio Tinto is structured as a dual-listed company, with listings on both the London Stock Exchange (symbol: RIO), under the name "Rio Tinto Plc",[3] and the Australian Securities Exchange (symbol: RIO) in Sydney, under the name "Rio Tinto Limited".[108] The dual-listed company structure grants shareholders of the two companies the same proportional economic interests and ownership rights in the consolidated Rio Tinto, in such a way as to be equivalent to all shareholders of the two companies actually being shareholders in a single, unified entity. This structure was implemented to avoid adverse tax consequences and regulatory burdens. **To eliminate currency exchange issues, the company's accounts are kept, and dividends paid, in United States dollars.[18]** Emphasis mine. But that is exactly the problem. Listed on the LSE and ASE, what accounts do they use? American accounts in US Dollars lol Half the world operates like that which gives the US incredible influence.

OdinTheBogan

So my salary was a lot lower then yours at 18 however I got some inheritance and invested it. I’m also in Australia and not that much older than you. If you’re happy to put it into the Aussie market like me I’d suggest just putting your salary into our blue chip stocks like BHP, RIO, the banks etc that give good fully franked dividends. A few times a year there is typically a decent dip in the share price, it’s honestly pretty predictable and will allow you to get some decent short term growth. If you want more specific advice just ask. You have the potential to really set yourself up if you’re disciplined.

birdiesintobogies

RIO

CommunicationNo3650

The market is rotating out of tech, and gold to industrials, energy, and transportation, financials. So the high beta momentum trades like NBIS, IREN, MAG7, that yolo full port degen thinking is over. Think, GEV, BRKB, CSX, RIO (cherry ice cream smile, I suppose it’s very nice).

HumidMind

SPDR's GLDM, VMO VYMI or similar. RIO, PBR and DUK have treated me well in last year.

BLVCKYOTA

$RIO still looking good

404-skill_not_found

I dunno. No one’s running from RIO either.

A55BAG

Mining majors like GLENl, RIO, VALE dips got bought hard. I don't think the commodity trade is over yet.

Difficult-Level7038

Oh man so many good ones. D has always been my ride or die. VST is interesting for sure. RIO and VALE make a ton of sense BASFY because 🥭 doesn't want Chinese drugs

Fancy-Lavishness9034

check out M+A opportunities with RIO and GLNCY, as well as NGLOY and TECK. I went with GLNCY

Kachowxboxdad

NICE! Only holding 100 RIO shares but if it holds that will offset some other stuff that will drop tomorrow

Gooseleg13

RIO has been doing great things for my portfolio

wakeup505

RIO

TheOldGunsmith

My wife and I own shares in GLNCY, HL, RIO, VALE, NEW, CDE and KGC. Be careful in mining stocks, especially the junior ones as there is quite a bit of fraud and deceit. One highly speculative position we own is in Aterian PLC ORD which trades as ATN:GB on Fidelity. It is a London UK based mining company that has some interesting acreage in central and North Africa. Of additional interest, they are building out a trading market for local miners to sell their minerals on.

QuestionEverything96

Ag calls, IWM calls have me a triple up, CLSK puts gave me a double up RIO and PGE are signaling that their time is coming this year

DrElkSnout

I have made a few non-standard plays. the past year was the best to me. I'm a momentum trader that lets the wind carry my portfolio in the right direction. Biggest winners of 2025 for me personally were OKLO, CDE, NEM, HL, GOOGL and LTBR. Emphasis on OKLO and LTBR, who trade nearly tick for tick, and the premiums on both for options plays have been juicy for months. I ran the wheel a lot last year, but kept getting shares snatched away so quit with the covered calls... dumb in a bull run with a winner. I'm incredibly bullish on LTBR in particular, but they trade in this fascinating channel that allows tons of money to be made and the options are nice. My rotation now is to capitalize on the remainder of this metals run for however long it lasts, then take profit and average down with the house's money, and then rotate heavily into copper (RIO), coal for the energy transition while nuclear ramps up (BTU) and various infrastructure / industrial plays like CAT and ROK. Good luck to you.

DenseComparison5653

I like RIO

Lonely_District_196

I've held RIO for a few years now. It's been in the same cycle for a while now. Prices are up with the current gold and silver craze. In a year or two it will probably be down again. Long term it's a nice divided stock. A quick look at HYMC just looks like another GME bump.

chillaxin101

Bought RIO a few years ago and will continue to hold

No_Sugar8791

All of these are on FTSE: RR. (partially defence, I'll concede but also engines/SMR), HSBA, AZN, GLEN/RIO (these two are in mergers talks to create the worlds largest mining company), REL (uses AI to improve client analytics). For an exciting small cap: ANIC. It's the only investment vehicle in the world where retail investors can buy into next gen farming e.g. precision fermintation to create protein and palm oil industrially. See r/Agronomics_Investors

Zippier92

Brazil is doing well , Latin America in fact. There are many like you. Gimme some good European stocks. BBD, VALE, NU, RIO, EC working well .

Exotic_Detective_804

They are doing it already - buying hard assets. If it really starts hitting the fan, bonds will sell off as countries refuse to buy US debt. Rates would skyrocket and equity markets would crash. The dollar should go up along with rates, but I suspect you would see a glut of dollars in the system. Cross currents will collapse just about everything weaker hands will sell everything. Then you're right back to owning hard assets as the only safe haven. I'm too late to the party to buy gold or silver, so I bought RIO and FCX as a placeholder until I find a precious metals entry point.

Kachowxboxdad

Gold and silver already ran. International oil is good. I also bought Canadian railroads, NTR RIO and BYDDY. I think Europe will be slowly repatriating its money back to European stocks, maybe faster now. I still suspect European stocks will dip Monday (euros sell) / Tuesday (Americans sell) and it’ll be a great dip buy opportunity I bought a bunch of PELI on the Greenland madness that’s cracking open and will get out once I think we’ve hit peak mania and then rotate that into SCHY I think. I suspect the big 2026 trade will be land. So FPI FDP MLP UMH PSTL for US & VNQI for international Brkb may take a hit on Tuesday but it’ll recover fast

HumidMind

YEP My RIO up 40% and I cant bear to sell it yet...just keeps rippin.

Regardium-Leviosa

!banbet RIO 3% 1w

Regardium-Leviosa

!p RIO

Kachowxboxdad

Buying more PBR RIO CVE CNQ

dandydaintydandelion

Only thing that’s up is my RIO call

denver_dave825

Selling my call on RIO

Ill_Ad3517

RIO. Already had a huge run up this year, but still only at ~12 PE. Copper and aluminum will go crazy over the next few years, they are growing via acquisition and expiration. Similar companies trade more around 15 P/E so a bit of room to grow there, but I am also betting on them beating expectations in February. Then again they just came down from an ATH so maybe can wait a couple weeks to find a comfortable position.

DrElkSnout

What in the absolute fuck just happened to RIO? I went to clear the snow and BAM! WTF

Moist_Perspective_21

BUY RIO2!! 🚀🚀🚀 copper 🚀

TheInkDon1

Why the downvotes, peeps? Afraid to think outside the box? Can't defend your off-hand comment about "garbage tickers"? RemindMe! 25 days "Post the 1-month returns of AA, RIO, & TD."

callsonreddit

AA RIO are good tickers If you know any other good ones lmk

LiberalAspergers

22.29% up on the year. Had a couple of big winners in GOOG and RIO.

BonjinTheMark

RIO is another great one

Mistery_White_boy

I'd currently consider GDXJ as an ETF. If you want to speculate on even higher gold prices, consider NG NVA SA. RIO for ferrous metals.

Practically_Hip

2026 gonna be a win for commodities producers- go big scale and ETFs. GDX, RIO, plenty others.

Ill_Ad3517

AA: I'm up 70% on a few shares. One of those "I knew it was a good play and I still didn't have the balls" stocks. Can win on both sides of the tariff situation - price memory if they go away, domestic production if they stay. Profitable with real avenues for growth. Maybe too boring for this sub, but I'm sure someone could have retired if they bet on it with how consistently it grew this year. RIO: a less sure bet, more volatility, but maybe more remaining upside. ERO: same as above pretty much. LAC: this one is more suited to this sub, not yet profitable, potential for huge growth, etc. Nothing crazy, and I'm not an expert by any means.

Moist_Perspective_21

Buy RIO!! 🚀🚀🚀🚀

Moist_Perspective_21

Check RIO, probably x2 in a month!

SHIBashoobadoza

PSIX, COPX, RIO, TGB, BCD, GLD. All about the grid! (And stagflation)

callsonreddit

Been research metal stocks (not gold/silver) I like RIO SCCO Any other good ones

Rippinadabski

RIO lfg

LostAbbott

Also, copper.  We need all of the copper we can get x100.  Plays like SCCO, RIO will be your safe solid bets and small US or Canada based ones could blow up like Gunnison copper...

LiberalAspergers

RIO has been on an upward trend But if it goes below 60 again Ill be buying more. (Have been selling 60 puts a various expirations whenever the premium looks good. Assignment would make me happy). The world isnt going to stop wanting iron, copper, and nickel.

Buy_Ethereum

I think there’s less upside with RIO, but it’s definitely still bullish for both. I will probably add RIO to the mix tomorrow

LavishnessLess4356

Just saying the quiet part out loud. AI = Energy = Batteries = Lithium. ALB, LAC, RIO

JackosMonkeyBBLZ

That’s hilarious. It’s not but that’s still hilarious. RIO Chris Farley

Ill_Ad3517

Fellow RIO investor. Also like ERO, AA for same reasons. We're gonna see prices on metals go crazy imo.

UndervaluedGG

You’re right, it’s not sustainable. No need for the reminder. It will be cut back when shareholders stop tolerating the cash burn and realise it’s not a good RIO to invest in crappy AI videos and search engines that most people don’t want to pay subscriptions for

LiberalAspergers

The CAPE is getting pretty.close to dotcom levels. Ive been moving to solid producers with clear valuations and business models. RIO is my biggest position.

Hot_Share8353

So, the issue is not "knowing we are in a bubble" but knowing about when the bubble is going to burst and how bad it will be. The dot com bubble was called out by Alan Greenspan, in a December 1996, in his "Irrational exuberance" speech. I am SURE he was not the first to guess at a bubble, but definitely the most famous quote. So, you should have sold your stocks in 1996, right? If you has 100% NASDAQ investment and you sold it on Dec 1996 and bought back in at Dec 2001, you would have misses a 56% ROI. If you waited until Dec 2002, getting the drop perfectly, it would be just a 10% ROI over 6 years. It would be great to predict in start of March 2000 to sell and buy back in late 2002, if you have that ability, you can get a job on wallstreet for millions, easy. There is also lots of bubble predictions that are less then true. There are people who "correctly projected" multiple crashes, but they often project 10 crashes for every one they get right, so it you follow their predictions, you spend 90% of your time out of the markets. You avoid the times where your money is halved, but you also miss the times where your money is quadrupled. Are we in some type of AI bubble, very likely. Will it "burst" in the next 2 years? No idea. Will it be a 50% value crash or a 10% market correction? No idea. We do have some data to look at, things like the S&P500 PE ratio. Before the dot com bubble it was at 46 before dropping to a low of 17, in 2009 it hit a true peak of before dropping to a low of 14. We are now at 28. The average from about 1990 to today is around 20 and 2015 to today around 23. 28 is high, but if the correction is down to 23, we are looking at a \~20% market correction, not small but the you could easily have pulled your money from the market a year ago with concerns of a bubble and miss the 17% ROI in the last 12 months for the S&P 500, and when do we get the bubble? 6 months from now with a 10% RIO, the market corrects by 20%, but you stayed out for 18 months to avoid it and got an RIO of 4.5% while the S&P 500 got 7%. And 18 months is a REALLY good guess, Greenspan was off by 5 years if you take is "Irrational exuberance" speech as a bubble prediction.

Brilliant_Guidance65

It's a deal with RIO. RIO will briefly moon.

Impressive-Bee-5183

**Interesting thesis, but I'm skeptical this meeting is the catalyst you think it is.** Here's why: **On the "catalyst":** * **Meetings ≠ market-moving events** \- High-level diplomatic meetings happen constantly. Unless there's a *specific* deal announcement, the market usually shrugs * **"Buy the rumor, sell the news"** \- If this meeting is publicly known and you're aware of it, so is everyone else. It's likely already priced in * **RIO's diversification** \- Rio Tinto is a global miner. U.S.-Australia relations are just one small piece of their business. Iron ore to China is still their biggest driver **On critical minerals:** Yes, critical minerals are strategically important, but: * What specific policy change are you expecting from this meeting? * AUKUS is about submarines, not necessarily mining contracts * Critical mineral agreements take years to implement - not immediate stock catalysts **On the options play:** You mention 27% IV is "relatively low" - but what's your actual trade? * Are you buying calls ahead of 10/20? * What strike and expiration? * What's your exit plan if the meeting is a non-event? **The real questions:** 1. **What's the actual mechanism** by which this meeting moves RIO's stock price? 2. **What's priced in?** The market knows about this meeting too 3. **Why RIO specifically** vs. other Australian miners (BHP, FMG)? 4. **Time horizon** \- You mention "long-term growth" but then reference a specific meeting date. Which is it? **My take:** This feels like you're retrofitting a bullish thesis around a news event. RIO might be a fine long-term hold based on fundamentals, but banking on a diplomatic meeting as a catalyst is speculative at best. If you want to play it, maybe consider it as part of a broader commodities/mining thesis rather than a binary event play. What's your actual position/plan here?

Huge-Fact-7544

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Electrical-Touch731

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peopeopeopeo10

Ferrari RIO

DrBuschLight

Utilities & Mining I think will be good themes to hit on as time goes on. Been holding NEE since the liberation day sell off, and bought RIO around $56, starting to see some break out there as well. I think the main risk to these holdings are general economic slowdown but given the demand that is coming from AI data centers and capacity buildup for electricity and metals specifically, these are likely great plays on a pricing power basis especially if we end up in a more stagflationary environment, in my view.

LiberalAspergers

RIO is the company I would expect to still be making money 100 years from now.

DrElkSnout

Something big just happened behind the scenes. DOW and RIO up bigly for no apparent reason after hours.

DrElkSnout

what the fuck just happend to RIO after hours....

Foreign-Pin-710

My biggest plays for this week:: TNFA -- GIBO -- RR -- and I am still bagholding ADIL \*facepalms\* My biggest play for the year:: OPTT -- RR My biggest swing trade and dividend position (3 months-6 months):: RIO

SaltyTruthteller

I do CPER but RIO is probably better. I see a 20% upside to Copper but then I think Amazon or BRKB would be just as good if not better. Especially BRKB since it's more grounded in reality.

run_today

To balance my portfolio, I wanted to own property, concrete things, like mines. Even if you buy index funds like $SPY or $VVT you’ve invested 20% or more in technology companies that may or may not make the final cut; e.g anyone think that IBM may come out on top with quantum computing? Place your bets everyone!. My philosophy is if there’s a gold rush, sell shovels. This gold rush requires lots of copper and energy—nuclear energy and SMRs. So I balanced my portfolio with. $BHP, $RIO, $SCCO, and $CCJ. $CCJ has a stake in WestingHouse, a producer of SMRs.

BigDipper0720

I invest in copper through Rio Tinto ($RIO) and Royal Gold ($RGLD) which has streaming and royalties in gold, silver, and copper.

GrouchyFroot

COPP, CPER, FCX, NEM, TGB, HL, SCCO, COPX, ERO, RIO lol

I_Own_A_Fedora_AMA

RIO apparently, I'm getting gaped

LiberalAspergers

Potentially? Samsung, Alphabet, Intel, AWS, IBM, Intel, Qualcom, Graphcore, Huawei, Baidu could easily be on top 20 years from now. Nvidia COULD still be on top 20 years from now, or they could be what Texas Instruments is today. Lets put it this way. I am 99.999% certain that 20 years from now RIO will be one of the top 3 iron ore producers. It is literally impossible for someone to bring to production enough mining capacity to pass them in 20 years. 20 years is enougb time for a chip designer to go from startup to being on top.

LiberalAspergers

20 years is too long for tech, that world moves fast. VT is the right call, but if you wanted a single stock rather than a ETF, RIO or UNP would be my picks. RIO is the best large scake iron ore miner in the world. It takes decades to develop a major iron ore mine, the moat is large, and people.will still need steel 20 years from now. Likewise, I dont see Union Pacific not still making money on the frieght rail network 20 years from now.

Easy-Reporter4685

I earn 30k PA but save because I own my own home. 1/4 Mostly M&G + LGEN for the divies 1/4 RIO 1/4 tech stock 1/4 loads of other small positions Last year up 18% this year up 25% ytd

DrElkSnout

Agreed, I'm heavily in: CDE, NEM, BTU, LTBR, UUUU, DVN (not the greatest atm) and RIO

DrElkSnout

Based on your timeframe and risk tolerance, I'd say looking into RIO is a fairly safe bet. Will survive any corrections coming and is set to do very well moving forward. Good luck.

LockNo2943

FCX is US based and RIO has some US production.

Grhod

DVN, RIO, EQNR All have solid management and low PEs (8-9x), and reliable divs that have been growing.

IcarusOnReddit

RIO is already back up with those betting on 🌮 

PaleontologistOdd788

Looks like you're right about aluminum having gone up to 50%. The RIO project in Quebec I was thinking of is this [Bloomberg Article from July 2, 2025.](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-02/rio-tinto-backed-aluminum-firm-to-invest-1-1-billion-in-canada-smelter).

Pin-Last

I bought a lot of RIO and VALE last year. Enjoying the divs til the bounce comes. 

MacnCheeseMan88

Been looking at NVO as a prime candidate. UNH and RIO I pass on, and I’ll check the others out thanks for the suggestions 🫡

emperorjoe

- Defense stocks that actually have the capacity for wartime production and increasing production quickly to actually get defense spending. EX LHX NOC RTX. - Canadian or American oil producers ( not diversified, pure NA plays. Ex CNQ - us mining companies ( not diversified miners) ex MP - us chip makers ex Texas instruments Avoid Everything involving trade in SEA or China in their supply chain. Ie Nike, Avoid anything that gets a majority of revenue from China or SEA EX Starbucks Avoid Chinese or SEA stocks. Avoid travel/hotel companies. EX booking, Hilton, Marriott Avoid diversified miners especially in iron or copper ore with the main customer being China. Ex BHP, RIO. Avoid anything manufacturing related from China/SEA and focus on made in Europe or NA companies. Avoid tech companies like apple that rely on trade with China.

Sharp_Web_140

My nice boring stock: RIO & BHP. For sure cyclical, but always bounce back. Great dividends and have been around for +100 years.

jrex035

If you're feeling a little open to risk, NVO is probably a good pick up if you're gonna hold for a few years. Mining companies like RIO and BHP have been beaten up quite a bit this year too, and have great dividends to tide you over

I_Own_A_Fedora_AMA

Not 50% and the thread is dead but BRK is at its 200 day moving average. PLD is about 50% off and on my buy list. BCC is about half off too and I’ve averaged down a ton to keep its target weight in my actual portfolio. RIO is around 30% off. RIVN is cheap, I won’t pretend it was ever worth IPO price but the earnings are great and the price is low now. CRSP is 75% off of ATH. There you go. I’ve run the gambit. Large cap diversified, industrial real estate, basic materials, EV tech company, biotech. These are just the ones I like and that I’m aware of, I’m sure if I put the effort in there’s probably several dozen Russel components I would call fantastic buys 50% off.

Im_ur_Uncle_

SOFI keeps tickling my balls JUST RIO THEN OFF ALREADY! I mean... just rip upwards already...

OldManYellsAtCloud12

Been buying AU miners lately, FMG, BHP, RIO, some of these have very low PE ratios in the 7-8 range and pay a 5-9% dividend lol.

TopBuyer777

RIO VALE BHP in the green pre market .

AmphibianProud492

AITX’s innovative platforms like ROSA and RIO Mini offer unmatched flexibility for dynamic enterprise environments.

OldManYellsAtCloud12

Aussie mining stocks, BHP/RIO/FMG. Some one has to dig up all the minerals for stuff

Dogdowndog

I have MAIN and RIO but I don’t know anything.

Glittering-Read5118

Another nana in the making, this time with the mother… RIO

NameTheJack

Nice, that's a cool idea. I'm probably buying CATL at its introduction on the HK exchange. A couple of other funny non US bets of mine you could follow, for the fun of it. ABB (ABB.ST), ATCO (ACO-X.TO), Kaspi.kz (KSPI Nasdaq), Reliance Industries (RIDGL.XC) and Tryg a/s (TRYG.CO) Set a reminder for a few years and come rub my face in it, when the US had kept out performing the rest of the world yet again. To make it worse, I sold ABBV, SO, CSCO, LMT, NOC, GLW and TXN in January, to cut my US exposure in half. Dumped most in my mortgage and the rest went into ABB, RIO and Reliance. At this point it seems nearly prescient, given how the USD has crashed, though I assure you it is pure luck.

Accomplished-You-292

Royal Carribean Group dropped not even earnings call. RIO