MIN is historically the more volatile of today’s 4 which is understandable as it has a major lithium / nickel component and a higher cost of production for iron ore, a bounce feels very likely and while we have considered the stock a few times in 2022 at this stage of the cycle we prefer to stay with the bigger names in the sector.
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