Investing in Commodities
Guidelines for investing in commodities (only available in German).
Guidelines for investing in commodities (only available in German).
The energy transition: why demand for oil will continue to rise and copper stocks belong in every portfolio.
After COP 28 ushered in a new era for nuclear energy, investors are focusing on a looming uranium supply deficit. Uranium producers and explorers offer attractive investment opportunities, but investors should be aware of the increasingly complex geopolitical environment in the energy sector.
Feedback of the US oil/gas bus-tour. Will the US oil success story continue?
Fabian Erismann was co-author of a new study addressing the management of mine tailings in underground mines.
A look at the state of South Africa’s mining industry from 3’615m below the ground.
The demand for oil and copper continues to grow. We like to display these two commodities in tandem as they share interesting and very similar supply and demand fundamentals.
Fabian Erismann, co-lead portfolio advisor for the Earth Gold Fund UI and Earth Exploration Fund UI gives an insight into commodities with a focus on precious metals stocks as part of the Drescher & Cie webinar “All that glitters is not gold” (Webinar in German).
Why the energy turnaround and climate targets are driven too much by political ideology and too little by scientific facts.
How is sustainability defined in the academic world? How does it tie in with mining and what does responsible mining look like?