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"doesn't make sense". What doesn't make sense is overthinking it. If the price of Helium went up over the years, the price of Helium is going to keep going up
by MrYellowP 3y ago
"doesn't make sense".
What doesn't make sense is overthinking it. If the price of Helium went up over the years, the price of Helium is going to keep going up over the next years. When everyone tells you that we're going to run out, then the value is simply going to go up.
What people say about profitability is irrelevant. What matters is the price trend, not their opinions.
Now go take a look at charts. You're not going to like it. :)
- toufka 3y agoThere’s one law of physics difference here: (with a few exceptions) helium, because it’s lighter than air, will never replenish on our planet. There is currently most of what there ever will be. Unlike (almost?) every other object of commerce, there is an almost completely inelastic total supply. It is the ultimate non-renewable resource.