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Three sectors, nothing else

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Mining & critical minerals

The metals behind grids, batteries and defense systems.

Uranium & nuclear fuel

The fuel behind reactor restarts, new builds and data centers.

Defense & military AI

Where defense budgets go: contracts, programs, autonomy.

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Metals & Machines publishes general research on three sectors. It is not investment advice and is not tailored to anyone's situation. The author holds positions in funds that invest in companies we cover — see our Disclosure policy. Investing involves risk, including the loss of your capital.