In short: The screening vehicle, not a recommendation: a "laughable" $22mn-AUM, -30%-since-launch ETF (top 10 = 77%) that shows just how invisible nickel is. He mines its holdings for ideas — flagging its #6/#7 (Talon, Magna) as his picks and dismissing the Indonesian/oversized top names.
NIKL is a small exchange-traded fund that holds a basket of nickel-mining stocks. Paulo doesn't recommend buying it — he uses it as a shopping list. Its tiny size (~$22 million) and poor performance are themselves the point: they show how ignored ("invisible") nickel is. He goes through its top holdings, throws out the ones in bad jurisdictions or too big to move much, and lands on two smaller names (Talon and Magna) that fit his checklist. It's a screening tool, not the trade.
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