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As the global population ages and gains greater access to medical facilities and diagnosis, the prevalence of presbyopia, or better known as farsightedness, is going to a standard condition among the majority. 

The War on Waste is fully upon us and in times of war, there have always been ways for companies to profit from the perishability of consumables. In traditional terms, defence contractors have built empires on proceeds from war where a desire to win, comes at all costs.

Global markets took steep dives last week with seven consecutive days of losses incurred on the S&P500 creating a proverbial bloodbath on the boards. But despite these market losses, investors would be wise to remember some of Warren Buffett’s truisms which explain how he has amassed the extensive wealth he has.

Following the launch of their Pilot Plant in July, making Northern Minerals the only heavy rare earth producer in Australia, the Company has received an unsolicited offer to purchase 17.2% of the Company for $25 million.

Operating just 40km away from the world’s largest Nickel-Sulphide discovery since 1993, shareholders of Redstone Resources have jumped at the opportunity to drill their West Musgrave Project which has already identified sulphides often associated with major mineralisation discoveries.

When the US military encountered the problem of moving heavy vehicles and machinery through inhospitable environments, and even landing aircraft in remote locations, they developed a novel solution – mats.

While a desire for the return of the gold standard might be the realm of anti-establishment economists, internet conspiracy theorists, and Donald Trump (who arguably qualifies for both the aforementioned categories), choosing to hold gold as an asset is proving increasingly popular amongst some of the world’s most important central banks.

The year is 2010 and economists are in a frenzy about a hot-headed go-getter by the name of Elon Musk taking his company, Tesla, public.

Despite Indonesia being blessed with an abundance of natural resources, there has been limited foreign investment into greenfield projects within the nation.

The equation looks simple; the supply of graphite is tightening, while the demand is currently forecast to skyrocket.

From time to time, we will have access to investment opportunities that are only available to Wholesale Investors (as defined under Section 708 of the Corporations Act).

Copper demand will surpass supply earlier than expected because as the population grows, so too does copper demand.