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They Said Buy: What happened after the stock call?

They Said Buy tracks stock calls from YouTube creators, pairing exact quotes and links to the precise video moment with what happened to the share price afterward. Revisit the original statement, see the outcome, and put memorable predictions in context.

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Chromium5:07
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Chromium

Chromium is why stainless steel doesn't rust - and it accounts for roughly 75% of all chromium consumption. A short walkthrough of how chromium flows through markets as ferrochromium rather than a direct futures contract, why South Africa's 40% share of global reserves creates a structural supply risk, what drives the price cycle, and why there's no pure-play chromium investment.

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The Coal Paradox4:15
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The Coal Paradox

Coal is the dirtiest fossil fuel on Earth - and the world still burns 8 billion tonnes of it every year. A short walkthrough of the two completely separate coal markets (thermal for electricity, coking for steel), why China accounts for half of global output and 55% of demand, how Australia became Asia's premium supplier, and what the long road to a 15–25% electricity share by 2050 actually looks like for investors.

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The Cobalt Bottleneck4:51
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The Cobalt Bottleneck

The Democratic Republic of Congo produces roughly 70% of the world's cobalt - and no other critical commodity is so dependent on a single nation. A short walkthrough of why cobalt became essential to EV battery cathodes, how the market swung from $8 to $25 per pound and back to $6 in just two years, why LFP batteries are threatening to bypass it entirely, and what a 5% recycling rate means for long-term supply security.

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The Economics of Cocoa4:48
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The Economics of Cocoa

Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana grow over 60% of the world's cocoa - and a single disease outbreak can wipe out 20–30% of a harvest. A short walkthrough of why cocoa demand is almost entirely tied to chocolate, how slow-maturing cacao trees make supply painfully inelastic, why farmers receive only 10–20% of the final chocolate price, and what climate change and farmer abandonment mean for long-term supply.

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Coffee: The Most Fragile Morning Routine5:31
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Coffee: The Most Fragile Morning Routine

Over 2 billion people drink coffee every day - and the entire supply chain rests on a handful of frost-prone growing regions and 20 million small farmers receiving 5–10% of the retail price. A short walkthrough of Arabica vs Robusta, why a single Brazilian frost can cut the following year's supply by 20–30%, how the 3–4 year tree maturity cycle creates boom-bust pricing, and what climate change means for Colombia, Kenya, and Ethiopia.

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Mave raises $34M for agentic SecOps in 2026
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Mave raises $34M for agentic SecOps in 2026

Mave, a Tel Aviv agentic SecOps startup founded by Unit 8200 alumni, raised $34M ($28M Series A led by Red Dot Capital Partners plus $6M seed).

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