| Dear Reader, James Cooper here. While working for Australian-based copper producer Equinox Minerals, I took a three-week break in Malawi. My experiences in the country helped forge my opinion that this small African nation offers immense undiscovered potential. No more so than right now. As we sit on the cusp of a new boom in critical resources. (You can learn more about the stocks I’ve selected for this new boom here.) So, what did I uncover while I in Malawi? After spending almost 56 days straight working at our small exploration camp in northwest Zambia, I was ready to take an extended break. I booked a ticket to see this little-visited country. But I’m not the type to sit idly along the shores of the stunning Lake Malawi drinking Pina Coladas all day…my passion and skills are in exploring for ore. But I enjoy old-fashioned exploring…just for the fun of it…as well. Catching local buses, visiting rural towns, and even arranging to catch up with a former geologist mate I worked with in Zambia, those three weeks taught me a lot about what Malawi offers. It was a chance to understand the people and the economy…not to mention the geological riches espoused by my contact working there. With a country eager to support mining and a population ready to move out of poverty and seek a better future, Malawi has a LOT to offer. So, too, does one of my most recent ‘Age of Scarcity’ mining stock picks. I think it’s a genuine contender for being among the top ASX gainers this year. Because this explorer has positioned itself very well indeed. By uncovering an underexplored frontier that offers both geological potential and geopolitical stability. They’reAustralian-owned…but hold a world-class deposit just 75 kilometres from the bustling Malawian city, Lilongwe. This play gives you exposure to TWO critical metals in what I believe to be a premier location. It’s part of my ‘Age of Scarcity’ mining stock buy list. Click here to watch the full presentation. Regards, James Cooper,
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