Episode 29 - How to Diversify Your Portfolio Using Strategic Metals

In this episode of Purpose-Driven Wealth, your host, Mo Bina, talks with Louis O’Connor about the promise of diversifying your portfolios with strategic metals. Louis simplifies what strategic metals are and their many other names. He cautions on what buyers should keep in mind, explains what Tradium offers those who express interest in investing in these high-demand assets, and what forecasts tell us about how strategic metals will perform in the future in parallel to precious metals.

In this episode, Louis talks about:

• What are strategic metals?
• China is the market leader in the rare metals industry
• Caution to rare metal buyers
• Rare Earth Elements vs. Precious Metals
• The historical performance of rare earth metals in the past decade
• and so much more!

About Louis O’Connor:

Louis O’ Connor is the founder and principal of Strategic Metals Invest, which offers private investors the opportunity to physically own and profit from holding strategic metals as tangible assets. Louis emigrated from his home in Dublin, Ireland, in 1988 and spent ten years in West Germany working directly for BMW in sales and marketing, expanding BMW’s tax-free operation to include all NATO forces throughout Europe.

The role also expanded to US Navy’s 6th fleet and later included the Middle East. In 1998 Louis moved to Panamá, creating a boutique concierge business for North Americans and Europeans looking to invest in Central and South America. In 2020 Louis relocated to Europe to create Strategic Metals Invest.

Follow Louis O’Connor on:

Website:          https://strategicmetalsinvest.com/

Email:              louis@strategicmetalsinvest.com

Connect with Mo Bina on:

Website:          https://www.high-risecapital.com/

Medium:          https://mobina.medium.com/

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