Hello dear community, I have now bought again at the dream prices. Thinking about buying Lyondell again, what do you think?

Have a nice day together!

This is what Chatgbt writes:

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Conclusion for long-term investors

✅ Pro Rio Tinto in the portfolio:

• Solid dividend payer with attractive yield
• Good positioning for future raw materials (copper, lithium)
• Robust balance sheet and conservative management

❌ Please note:

• Cyclical business model, short-term fluctuations likely
• Monitor ESG development closely

🔖 Assessment:

Suitable for long-term, dividend-oriented investors with a tolerance for cyclicality. A sensible underlying commodity in a diversified portfolio - especially in the context of the energy transition.

I am currently considering buying Rio Tinto. But surely falling share prices can't be the buying criterion?

I want to promote strength and not weakness. $RIO (-0,49 %)

Besides, it is already one of my largest single share positions in my portfolio. Perhaps I should refrain from buying it, as it's only a psychological marker anyway because the share price is now below €50.

Welcome to my depot $RIO (-0,49 %) 🙃

After $RIO (-0,49 %)
$RIO (-1,38 %)
$RIO (-0,1 %) has been falling for a few days, I have now more than doubled my shares. For me as a long-term investor, this is a decision I can live with very well. I was also able to adjust my buy-in downwards 😌

Rio is now the largest single share $1211 (+1,58 %) the largest single share in my portfolio.

You can find information on today's price drop in my last post, and more detailed information can be found at @SAUgut77 :)

• Investor lawsuit successful: Rio Tinto $RIO (-1,38 %) pays USD 138.75 million
• Allegation: deception and concealment of billion-dollar problems 🕶
• Project costs skyrocketed by almost USD 2 billion 🚀
• Up to 2.5 years late - still officially "all okay" in 2018 🤯
• CEO and top management under massive pressure 🔎
• Despite settlement: project remains risky but strategically important 🔋

You can find more detailed information on the whole thing in the article by @SAUgut77 : https://getqu.in/2Wol1G/

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Source:

https://www.boerse-express.com/news/articles/rio-tinto-aktie-schleichender-rueckgang-801420

$RIO (-0,49 %) where do you see rio tinto in the long term? It's currently more of a downhill slide, my EK is €53, the next tranche will be at €50 and then at €45

The Board of Directors of Oyu Tolgoi LLC has approved the commencement of development work under an alternative mine plan while discussions continue with Entrée Resources and the Government of Mongolia regarding the transfer of licenses to allow mining in the Entrée joint venture area.

Oyu Tolgoi continues to ramp up production from Panel 0 and Panel 2 in 2025 and 2026 as planned, with Rio Tinto's copper forecast $RIO (-0,49 %)
$RIO (-1,38 %) for 2025 of 780 to 850kt1 remains unchanged.

The world-class orebody offers options with multiple development pathways. Panel 1, which includes the Entrée joint venture area, was targeted for production from 2027 under the existing mine plan. Development work in the Entrée Joint Venture area is now on hold until the Government of Mongolia has processed the required transfer of licenses from Entrée to Oyu Tolgoi LLC. Limited development work will continue in Field 1 outside of the Entrée Joint Venture area, with resources being redeployed to advance development work in Field 2 South, which is outside of the Entrée Joint Venture area.

Oyu Tolgoi's production ramp-up remains on track to deliver an average of 500 ktpa of copper from 2028 to 2036, with the option to bring Panel 1 or Panel 2 South into production first, depending on the timing of the Entrée license transfer.

Rio Tinto Copper Chief Executive Katie Jackson said: "Oyu Tolgoi continues to ramp up as planned, with the cave performing ahead of expectations. Our understanding of the orebody is growing as production and development progresses, further increasing our confidence and flexibility. As lateral development work has just commenced in Field 1, this is the right time to bring forward development in Field 2 South to preserve our options.

"The transfer of Entrée's joint venture area licenses will maximize the value of Oyu Tolgoi for all parties and we continue to work with the Government of Mongolia and Entrée Resources towards this outcome."

Oyu Tolgoi LLC is the owner and operator of the Oyu Tolgoi mine and is jointly owned by Rio Tinto (66%) and the Government of Mongolia (34%).

Zlatko Kokanovic, a farmer from Serbia's Jadar region, is determined to stop the development of a lithium project by Rio Tinto $RIO (-0,49 %) lithium project, which this week was classified by the European Commission as strategically important to reduce dependence on China for mineral resources.

Lithium is an important component of batteries for electric vehicles and mobile devices. The mine in the Jadar Valley would cover 90% of Europe's lithium needs if it were to be realized.

But like thousands of protesters, including many other farmers, who have tried to block the development of the project in recent years, Kokanovic is concerned about the pollution of farmland in a region where the majority of people make their living from agriculture.

"There are things that money can't buy," Kokanovic, a father of five who is one of the largest milk producers in Gornje Nedeljice and a leading activist in the region, told Reuters.

"I want to tell them (Rio Tinto) not to try to develop the mine, otherwise there will be riots," he added.

Rio Tinto has not given a start date for the project, which is expected to produce 58,000 tons of lithium carbonate annually, but has pledged to develop the mine cleanly.

"The project will be conducted with the highest level of transparency, environmental protection and human rights standards," said Chad Blewitt, Rio Tinto's managing director for the Jadar project.

"The European Union and the European Commission are never substitutes for these high standards, they never abandon them."

Blewitt had told Reuters on Wednesday that the company was reviewing the cost of the project.

Rio Tinto's lithium project has been contested by green groups for years and sparked massive street protests in the EU candidate country Serbia in 2022.

In 2021 and 2022, Serbian environmentalists collected 30,000 signatures on a petition calling on parliament to pass a law stopping lithium exploration in the country.

The government revoked all of Rio Tinto's exploration licenses in 2022 before the Constitutional Court overturned the decision last year and reinstated them.

Government officials claim the mine will boost the Serbian economy.

It is unclear how the protesters can stop a project that has been approved at home and abroad. However, the recent student protests in Serbia, where hundreds of thousands took to the streets and brought down the government, show how strong civil society is in the Balkan country.