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“AITX’s RAD Receives Multi-Location Order from Midwest Grocery Chain Continuing Its Market Expansion”
$AITX huge news this week: Major Logistics Client of AITX's Subsidiary, Robotic Assistance Devices, Expands with Order for 38 RIO™ Solar-Powered Security Towers
RIO TINTO EXPLORATION CANADA AND AZIMUT EXPLORATION SIGN TWO “OPTION TO JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENTS” FOR UP TO C$115.7 MILLION FOR PROPERTIES BORDERING VICTORY’S STINGRAY LAC AND RIVIERE BLOCKS!
"The importance of pegmatite outcrops in hard rock lithium exploration": Arctic Fox Lithium (AFX.c) Discuss Exploration in James Bay
(OTC Ticker: $NILIF - CAD ticker: $NILI.V) Nevada Lithium explorer Surge Battery Metals momentum continuing - Now up 45% in the last 5 days after adding the 2 new directors who previously helped sell Lithium projects to Lithium Americas Corp $LAC for $490 Million & Rio Tinto $RIO for $825 Million
$NILIF - $NILI.V Nevada Lithium explorer Surge Battery Metals having a strong week up 32% after adding 2 new directors who previously sold their Lithium projects to Lithium Americas Corp $LAC for $490 Million & Rio Tinto $RIO for $825 Million
Major M&A news in the Lithium sector today - Livent & Allkem create world’s No. 3 Lithium miner in a $10.6 Billion dollar merger - Whos next?
Rio Tinto inks supplier agreement with BMW (NYSE:RIO)
Rio Tinto ($RIO) enters JV with Emergent Metals ($EMR.v $EGMCF) (CAD$9.92M MC)
$RVSN Continues its Bull Run, Marks Milestone with Second Successful POC
$RVSN Quietly Gained +127% Over the Past Month, Ready for a Pop?
2022-11-22 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
2022-11-21 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
Thoughts on student loans and long term investments (UK)…
It is insane that Americans aren't looking for bargain bucket European stocks right now
Special Div to be announced tonite by $PBR Brazilian Flagship Oil and Gas co over existing the 36pct div
Rate hikes vs inflation - which one will destroy your portfolio and how to stop them
Bought a RIO put for 07/15/2022 at 57.5 strike, now the strike is 56.88
Potential Outcomes for a prolonged Russia Ukraine war of attrition and how to play that in the meantime
I'm selling everything and I'll tell you why (hint: I may need the money soon)
What is this sub's opinion on Lithium stocks? Specifically RIO vs LIT vs ALB
5 Top Weekly TSX Performers: Entree and Turquoise Hill Up After Oyu Tolgoi News
VALE - Quick Due Diligence: Can this undervalued mining stock moon?
VALE - Quick Due Diligence: Can this undervalued mining stock moon?
RIO- Rio Tinto Is Building Its Lithium Business. The Move to Green Energy Will Boost the Stock.
RIO- Rio Tinto Is Building Its Lithium Business. The Move to Green Energy Will Boost the Stock.
RIO- Rio Tinto Is Building Its Lithium Business. The Move to Green Energy Will Boost the Stock.
Seanergy Maritime makes $205m bet on iron ore and coal
My investment strategy based on the dividend of RIO-Rio Tinto Group.
Why are miner stocks beaten down so much recently?
Let's Discuss Ore Mining Stocks, Chinese Steel Production, and US Steel Companies
Ultimate Guide to Selling Options Profitably PART 11 - Trading in a low volatility environment (VIX under 20)
VALE future on NICKEL for EV batteries
Dividend payouts to hit $1.4 trillion in 2021, nearing pre-pandemic levels, research shows
Opinions on this "State Street Real Asset Fund"?
No one here is buying mining companies share and everyone is losing with it
Playing the commodities "super-cycle" - Industrial Metals
Lets Talk about the biggest NICKEL miner in the world for EV and Iron Ore for Infrastructure ( VALE S.A)
High inflation? higher interest rates? what is your play? I picked $TRQ
High inflation? higher interest rates? what is your commodity play? I picked $TRQ
[Mining stocks Thread] Set me straight. What stock are r/stockmarket mining bulls currently looking at?
$SLSSF $BHP $FCX $VALE & $RIO - Miners specifically Copper are in a bull market of their own!
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**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?
AITX’s latest report shows how AI-driven security transforms communities — SARA-powered RIO 180 units nearly eliminated resident complaints.
AITX’s latest case study highlights how AI and autonomy can transform neighborhoods — RIO 180 with SARA nearly eliminated security complaints.
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.
RIO is the company I would expect to still be making money 100 years from now.
Something big just happened behind the scenes. DOW and RIO up bigly for no apparent reason after hours.
what the fuck just happend to RIO after hours....
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
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.
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. $CCJ has a stake in WestingHouse, a producer of SMRs.
I invest in copper through Rio Tinto ($RIO) and Royal Gold ($RGLD) which has streaming and royalties in gold, silver, and copper.
COPP, CPER, FCX, NEM, TGB, HL, SCCO, COPX, ERO, RIO lol
RIO apparently, I'm getting gaped
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.
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.
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
Agreed, I'm heavily in: CDE, NEM, BTU, LTBR, UUUU, DVN (not the greatest atm) and RIO
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.
FCX is US based and RIO has some US production.
DVN, RIO, EQNR All have solid management and low PEs (8-9x), and reliable divs that have been growing.
RIO is already back up with those betting on 🌮
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).
I bought a lot of RIO and VALE last year. Enjoying the divs til the bounce comes.
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 🫡
- 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.
My nice boring stock: RIO & BHP. For sure cyclical, but always bounce back. Great dividends and have been around for +100 years.
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
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.
SOFI keeps tickling my balls JUST RIO THEN OFF ALREADY! I mean... just rip upwards already...
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.
RIO VALE BHP in the green pre market .
AITX’s innovative platforms like ROSA and RIO Mini offer unmatched flexibility for dynamic enterprise environments.
Aussie mining stocks, BHP/RIO/FMG. Some one has to dig up all the minerals for stuff
I have MAIN and RIO but I don’t know anything.
Another nana in the making, this time with the mother… RIO
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.
Royal Carribean Group dropped not even earnings call. RIO
Algo my friend. algorand has never been down sinch inception in 2018. it has touched 15000 tps (real transaction, not that bullshit of solana). under 2,5sec finality. applications: fifa is currently using the chain for tickets, nfts and collectabiles. real estate RIO has released rwa tokenizied for real estate, where even the little guy can invest 100 bucks in rental.proprieties. pax allows you to buy physical gold chips is a online FAIR casinò, and so on... once you use it, you understand the it will be the future. now your rightfully thinking why is it under radar? the first rollout and tokeconomics was not the best, but it is all in the past, above 80% of tokens are released. future releases will continue with small amounts untile 2034 if i remember correctly.
You could also look at RIO. I use to have a large position but is pretty small now. Am looking at jumping back in more heavily. There is a lot to still be worried about but having a nice dividend and having revenue in non US dollars is a nice hedge I believe.
I bought a buncha RIO about a month ago :)
ticker RIO ... Brazilian company processes some of these metals.
Long $RIO, very well positioned for a green energy revolution, or an on shoring re-industrialization, or rapid EV adaption, and all of those will need lots of steel, aluminum, copper, and lithium. $RIO has been consistently growing assets while competitors have been shrinking their balance sheets to increase their return on invested capital. They are also under-leveraged, have a proprietary technology edge in direct lithium extraction, and are valued with a mid single digit P/E.
I’d beg to differ. I’ve been looking at this for many years and have done years of modeling on RIO and tax implications near and far term. I’m close to retirement now and using Boldin SW as a simple guide. Having plenty of time and an interest I’ve played with the numbers and switched my Roth balances to traditional and vice versa in the model, weighting in various scenarios, etc. and long term Roth gains and tax savings far outweigh using traditional vehicles. For the short term (say someone who’s already in their 50’s and nearing the top of their earning years it’s not the same equation. As I stated above I gave a very simplified but sound answer. Something that can be posted here without writing a novel. As for 401K plans having worse fees and fewer options, that depends. My federal TSP has minuscule fees and recently mutual fund window available to go out into the broader market for a small annual fee. Sure almost everything that’s 401K/403B/TAP is going to cost a little more than a discount brokerage like Schwab or vanguard Ira and Roth, but they’re not capped as low either allowing one to put more money away annually without penalty’s.
If you're not shorting these companies for April 2 lib day idk what to tell you AZN FCX GSK BHP RIO NVS WFG SCCO RDY
Looking to buy monthly calls on something? RIVN Looking to short? NVDA, TSLA looking for a 20 year buy and hold? RIO
Tesla can build around 2M cars per year. Say they get the robotaxi working in 3 years and then start to build 1M robotaxis per year. Then they have 10M robotaxis on the street in 13 years. Say a robotaxi brings in $25K in earnings per year. That is $250B per year. Give it a p/e of 20 and the business is worth $5 Trillion. Their current market cap is under $1T. From under $1T to over $5T in 13 years is an annualized RIO of over 13%. Not too bad.
The way it works with an all cash acquisition. Sometimes you get shares in the new company at the value if they acquire it that way instead. Pay attention to RIO if you haven’t yet. Decent long term holding with a sizable dividend. They are at the low end of their trading range right now.
The deal closed. You are to receive $5.85 per share. It is now part of RIO (that stock symbol) going forward. I own RIO. Check with your broker on timing of receiving the $.
$SPY Since my mining DD: -4.7% $RIO: +0.39% $VALE: -1.12% $BHP: -2.2% $BTG: +5.5% $GOLD: +4%
It looks like the ex dividend date for RIO isn't for another 2 weeks. As of now, I am seeing a projected dividend of between 1.38 and 2.15. You would want to look at the prices the day before the ex dividend date. There would be no reason to exercise a call this far before the ex date. When you see there is extrinsic value in a call, this is a tell that its not something you should exercise early.
0% last one was Novo Nordisk RIO is looking a bit on the attractive side at the mo with the price and dividend though..keeping an eye on it..
VALE, RIO, GOOGL, PBR.A, JXN, and C are my largest positions now. Just sold out of DB, it was undervalued, but not anymore.
# **TLDR** --- **Ticker:** CSS, RIO, ARTG **Direction:** Up (potentially 10x-100x returns) **Prognosis:** High risk, high reward. Invest in exploration companies (like Cascada Silver) for potential 10x+ gains on a major discovery, or in companies building mines (like Rio2 and Artemis Gold) for more moderate 3-5x returns. **Caveat:** This is not financial advice. Mining is inherently risky. DYOR. **Author's Flair:** Sounds like they want you to follow them for more tips. (Probably a good idea to follow, unless they are a total scammer!)
Will that is certainly the longest post I have seen in a while. Why no RIO?
BHP and RIO poised
I hold RIO just to diversify. It’s a cyclical sector which slows when global GDP slows.
Puts on metal stocks at open RIO VALE . They gave back all of yesterdays gains
RIO BHP down over $1 VALE selling down into red
BHP RIO seeking down after hours iron ore stocks great shorts watch VALE lose 9.50 here opens like 9.2-9.3 in am
Look at VZ, BHP, RIO, and BDC’s : GLAD ( mo pay ), OBDC and GBDC. These should suffice for your purposes.
Metals selling down. Grabbed puts on VALE RIO
Dow, Basf, lyondellbasel, It seems that they are in a downward cycle, they are essential sectors that are good acquisitions when it seems that they are bankrupt. Another sector is mining (Vale, RIO)
I dk man, I wasn't controlling it at that point. My dad's old RIO from the Navy was. I also wasn't sticking anything back in until I was maybe 17. I remember having about $20k all together around the turn of the century.
Regional Banks KRE and Gold Miners GDX should beat inflation. I also have higher yield mining stocks (BHP, RIO), small cap plays (CALF) and some utilities (D, NEE). Definitely like XLP, but VDC has a larger COST holding and yield currently.
That’s regarded. They need more copper. Going long RIO tomorrow.
For those interested in OP great DD, but to aluminum: (TO) AL RIO AA KALU CENX
RIO way oversold again, Div. Yield between 6.4% - 7.1% (if it doesn't reverse), and LOVES to gap. Mostly shares, but a few calls short-term if it decides to gap at all in the next few weeks. https://preview.redd.it/1865ygxp631e1.png?width=1164&format=png&auto=webp&s=fed4fb1a5e8aa21002c768a56e9d386077b857dc
Don't forget that the whole supply chain for Tesla is going to increase in pricing, controlled through the PRC of course (https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/where-does-tesla-get-its-lithium-updated-2024): At the end of 2021, Tesla inked a three-year lithium supply deal with top lithium producer Ganfeng Lithium (OTC Pink:[GNENF](https://investingnews.com/stocks/otcmkts-gnenf-us/ganfeng-lithium-co-ltd-class-h/),SZSE:002460), and the Chinese company began providing products to Tesla starting in 2022. Major miner Arcadium Lithium (NYSE:[ALTM](https://investingnews.com/stock-information/?symbol=altm),ASX:LTM), which is set to be [acquired](https://investingnews.com/rio-tinto-arcadium-lithium-acquisition/) by Rio Tinto (ASX:[RIO](https://investingnews.com/stock-information/?symbol=rio:au),NYSE:RIO,LSE:RIO) also has supply contracts in place with the EV maker. China’s Sichuan Yahua Industrial Group (SZSE:[002497](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/002497.SZ/)) agreed to supply battery-grade lithium hydroxide to Tesla [through 2030](https://www.greencarcongress.com/2023/08/20230805-tesla.html). Under a new, separate agreement finalized in [June 2024](https://www.theassay.com/articles/feature-story/tesla-yahua-agree-to-three-year-lithium-carbonate-supply-deal/), Yahua is set to supply Tesla with an unspecified amount of lithium carbonate between 2025 and 2027, with the option to extend the contract by another year.
Iron ore prices are cyclical with the global economy. When Iron ore prices drop, RIO cuts its dividend to maintain investment in new production. The stock price drops. Iron ore pricew rise, dividend gets raised, cycle repeats.
RIO has beat the market over the last 100 years. Shockingly, people continue to need iron and copper.
RIO is a good dividend stock that has been doing well for a good bit more than a century, and looks pretty likely to still be paying dividends decades from now. The industry isnt going away, and the barriers to entry are very high.
Ive held RIO for 31 years now. I dont see the world not needing iron and copper ore in the future, so I suspect I will continue to hold it another 3 decades.
Who do you think will buy it? CCJ... BHP... RIO? Tale out price? They're sitting on a truly massive deposit. Any day now federal.approval should happen. That should give a bump in SP.
I checked them they tend to sell on average less than 1% new shares per year. They were a mining stock in a 13 year bear market trying to survive and keep the lights on. Small dilutions to run and holding onto the assets is normal for a mining stock, especially when its acquire new assets. Really not seeing the issue TBH. CCJ and RIO have a similar or greater rates of share selling.
saying next RIO is interesting i have a small position in UUUU. was not rlly happy they have other things aside from uranium, but now im willing to give them a chance...
Not a glitch, RIO is gonna buy em out for $6.7B. Congratz on the calls tho man.
Holy shit ALTM thank fucking god or I guess RIO in this case.
Good time for MA in the space. Many companies are near ATL's. RIO is a massive miner and when they show interest in something... always a good sign. The sector was pretty much left for dead.
Lithium companies like ALB gonna do well today after that RIO buyout of Aecadium Lithium. ALB premier pkay in the field
I bought some calls on RIO, just to watch em die. When I heard that theta blowin, I hang my head and cry 
January alone it was almost $8. There is an under supply story happening since China cut cheap lithium supply from Lepidolite. RIO want in
ALTM calls , RIO got their wallet out
**3. Rio Tinto confirms approach to acquire Arcadium Lithium** Mining giant Rio Tinto (LON:[RIO](https://www.investing.com/equities/rio-tinto)) has made an approach to purchase lithium producer Arcadium Lithium (NYSE:[ALTM](https://www.investing.com/equities/arcadium-lithium)), the companies announced in separate statements on Monday. Both groups said the approach was "non-binding," adding that they would divulge more about a potential deal when they had "news to share." Should it be completed, the agreement would make Rio Tinto one of the world's biggest producers of lithium, the ultralight metal essential in powering electric vehicle batteries and power storage. Prior to the announcement, media reports had speculated that Rio may pursue a bid following months of slumping lithium prices due in part to oversupply in China and weaker EV demand. No financial details were provided, but Arcadium Lithium has a market capitalization of around $3.3 billion. Shares in the Philadelphia-based firm surged by more than 24% in premarket trading. Reuters previously reported the discussions on Friday, saying that Arcadium could be valued at between $4 billion to $6 billion or higher.
ALTM google it this is just the beginning it’s at around an all time low and RIO Tinto thinks it can snag a bargain
Buying up Arcadium on the Nasdaq. ALTM RIO Tinto a major mining giant has confirmed its in discussions for a takeover while share price is at all time lows. With supply of lithium ex China in North and South America, Canada and Australia as well as refinery in Japan, this is a huge asset and might spark a bidding war who knows. Electric Vehicles are here to stay a spike in the price of oil only confirms that it’s safer to use electric instead of oil
Appreciate the intel!! Hopefully RIO offers $150/share.
$ALB back up the truck - $RIO rumoured to be interested $LIT etf 🚀
It might be because of this: October 4, 2024 - Rises on news that Rio Tinto Plc ([NYSE:RIO](https://www.gurufocus.com/term/gf-score/RIO)) is considering lithium acquisitions, as reported by The Australian despite no guarantee of successful acquisition. [The Australian](https://www.theaustralian.com.au/subscribe/news/1/?sourceCode=TAWEB_WRE170_a_TWT&dest=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theaustralian.com.au%2Fbusiness%2Fdataroom%2Frio-potentially-eyeing-off-big-lithium-plays%2Fnews-story%2F02625e1dafdfdccedeb29072da2409e3&memtype=anonymous&mode=premium&v21=GROUPB-Segment-2-NOSCORE&V21spcbehaviour=append) report suggests that Rio Tinto Plc is considering Albemarle ([NYSE:ALB](https://www.gurufocus.com/term/gf-score/ALB)) and Arcadium Lithium ([NYSE:ALTM](https://www.gurufocus.com/term/gf-score/ALTM)), two major players in lithium market, as potential targets. [Albemarle Stock Surge Despite Uncertainty of Rio Tinto's Lithium Acquisitions (yahoo.com)](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/albemarle-stock-surge-despite-uncertainty-153320977.html)
Long RIO and other mining companies. If humanity does not become mining slaves I’ll eat my hat.
First, you are absolutely correct to be re-allocating your money to equity positions. I suggest you consider something like 65% ETFs eg: 30%VOO, 15%VGT, 10%VUG, and 10%XLG. For your remaining positions I would recommend 35% in positions that provide both diversification and income from materials and mining positions eg: 10%BHP, 10%RIO , 7.5%GNR and 7.5%XME. For disclosure this is very much my own portfolio. You should also note that am retired, and believe most retirees are best served by similar portfolios, ie : Equity positions to provide growth and Materials/Mining positions to provide growth and to further boost up dividend income.
Sell all from Googl down. Put into materials and mining stocks or ETFs for greater diversification. Suggest. BHP, RIO, GNR and XME.
https://preview.redd.it/d1g10ymyjmqd1.jpeg?width=729&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=976f8193935771857c8216efca2991d231eb4812 EXCUSE ME WHY IS RIO TRENDING BUT NOT THIS GME CANDLE??? Can this sub wake tf up? The return of our Jesus is upon us. It’s time to link arms and fight the shorts again. COME ON PEOPLE
25% Petrobras. 25% MSOS - hold until late November sell right before 12/2 is the plan. 50% cash. Eyeballing a few things. TM RIO maybe a small cap. Something foreign. I want to avoid whatever skulduggery the American economy and it's stock valuations have waiting in surprise for me. Because I don't know what this rate cut means. My ideas aren't going to involve it in a major way.
I retired at 65 in 2022 and bought oil companies like EC around 9 (1.6 dividend), PBR.A (cheaper than PBR) around 11 (around 2.5 in dividend) and RIO (mining copper and iron) around 53 with $4 in dividend. Foreign companies pay better dividend than US companies.
I’m big in REITs because the timing seemed right last quarter, just now starting to rotate into other dividend plays like VALE (13% div), RIO, BTG, and PFE. All cheap, all huge divs, but my REITs are aren’t really falling yet so as long as those divs keep coming, I’ll hold with my eyes peeled. Rising interest rates will drive $ into div stocks too.
Why is it better than RIO, or for that matter, GOLD?