2020 was supposed to be the year of nickel's rebound. Some forecasts had the industrial metal surging as much as 20% to $16,375 per metric ton. But as is so often the case with nickel, that optimism - and rocketing price - is easily undone. That is, until Tesla CEO Elon Musk promised a "giant contract" to nickel miners that are efficient and environmentally conscious. That sentence right there drove nickel's price per metric ton from $13,100 to more than $13,700. To learn more about nickel's spike, click here. Here's to high returns,
Matthew | 
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