In this episode of Monday Upbeat Markets, Kevin Hornsby and Charles Archer welcome Colin Bird, Executive Chairman of Kendrick Resources, to discuss exercising the option on a rare earth project in Namibia, copper production progress across the portfolio, and why supply constraints could drive the next commodities supercycle. Later, Aidan O’Hara of Fulcrum Metals explains how a cyanide-free extraction technology could unlock billions in historic gold tailings while solving major environmental liabilities. A deep dive into rare earths, copper, gold recovery innovation and the future of resource investing.

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In this episode of Monday Upbeat Markets, Kevin Hornsby and Graeme Dickson are joined by Paul Johnson for a wide-ranging conversation covering UK small caps, commodity supercycles, portfolio strategy, and the future of crypto and tokenised finance. Paul shares his top stock picks, views on gold, copper and uranium, thoughts on Bitcoin versus gold, and why the next cycle could transform how junior resource companies raise capital. A fascinating discussion packed with experience, insight and bold calls for the years ahead.

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In this episode of Monday Upbeat Markets, Graeme Dickson is joined by Mike Whitlow, AKA Doc Holliday, Director of soon-to-be-listed Axies Ventures. He shares his journey from large caps to small caps, his vision for Axies' copper exploration in Cyprus, and key insights on market sentiment, risk, and sector shifts. Plus, Graeme covers highlights from Indaba and updates on Phoenix Copper, Altona Rare Earths, Smarter Web Company, and more.

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