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The valuation work I share represents my own thinking. Valuation is not a science. What I share is my best attempt to think clearly about a business. It is not a price target or a professional assessment.
When I write about commodities or macroeconomics, I am sharing my analysis of publicly available information. Commodity markets are highly volatile. Macro forecasting is difficult even for professional economists. Nothing I write about these topics should be used as the basis for trading or investment decisions.
Last Updated: April 2026