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Critical metals basket

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ETF tracking companies involved in mining and producing rare earth and critical metals.Yahoo Finance ↗

A sector/theme exposure, not a company — priced via the REMX ETF as a clean proxy. Excluded from the index and host funds.

1 take · first discussed Jan 10, 2026

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0%$109.53$82.95Friedberg on REMX · +7.6% since Jan 10, 2026+7.6%Jan 12, 2026Jun 18, 2026
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The discussion

Among the four hosts, only Chamath Palihapitiya has shared a view on a critical metals basket, making this a single-host thesis rather than a collective position. He is highly bullish, naming it his top pick for 2026 on the basis of structural demand-supply imbalances in critical minerals. His reasoning centers on national security imperatives and the push for unilateral economic resilience under the Trump doctrine as key catalysts. No other hosts have weighed in, so there is neither agreement nor disagreement on record.

How they got there

FriedbergFriedberg1 mention since Jan 10, 2026
BullishE257Jan 10, 2026📌 scored call

Chamath picks a basket of critical metals as his best-performing asset for 2026, citing structural demand-supply imbalances driven by national security and unilateral economic resilience under the Trump doctrine.

I would pick a basket of critical metals.1:04:00
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