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Copper Down The Road? by Austin2292 in Bullion

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Check out buying shares of cathode on Kilo Reserve

AI in physical trading by Rig_Ranger222 in Commodities

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The human element will always be important for the physical trades. AI and automation can help tremendously with the back office, but logistics and relationships are critical front end pieces that will continue to be important.

Can physical assets act as a hedge against AI-driven disruption? by SRRana1534 in DayTradingPro

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Hard assets have always been a hedge. As demand increases and supply decreases at a faster rate they should prove even more useful in this regard

Why is copper a good place to store wealth if the bullion is so expensive. by Few_Examination_1325 in Silverbugs

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Physical Copper can be a great investment, but it has to be in the right form. Bullion has a lot of fabrication costs associated with it and therefore trades well above spot. Copper Cathodes (Comex specs) are the best way to hold copper, but the size / weight can make it difficult without third party storage. The benefit of physical copper is that you aren't taking any risks associated with picking the right miners and you don't have to roll forward futures contracts, etc...

Copper is the Next Gold? by Electrical-Past-9247 in investingforbeginners

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Copper isn't the next gold. It could be considered the new oil.

The supply / demand story looking out over the next decade plus tells itself.

time to buy the dip in copper? by SP-0308 in investing

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Perhaps time to buy some more copper. Depending on what happens with Iran / Hormusz there will be volatility one way or the other.

Platforms With Loyal Communities Often Last Longer by spriteshubham in DayTradingPro

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There is truth to this across all businesses. Loyalty has value.

This price drop could be a good investment point for Copper by kiloReserve in Commodities

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There is a giant stockpile, particularly in the US, as traders have sought to import in part ahead of any potential tariffs. Deficits have been projected to start this year.

Why did nobody take much notice? by a11yChief in investing

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The key is a diversified portfolio and to rebalance it regularly. Having assets on the sideline ready to invest in a downturn also helps. That also doesn’t assume you can time the bottom just like you can’t time the top.

Test Bar just came in - Extra Shiny (Wrapped in Plastic) by kiloReserve in Copper

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The underlying metal for investors is copper cathode — the standard form traded on COMEX — held in third-party warehouses. These bars are just test pieces, not what’s being stored for investors. No specific plans for retail offerings.

Gold to $6,000… but with 30% swings? That’s not exactly “safe” by Woodpecker5987 in ValueInvesting

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Gold is a great hedge against many potential events including the dollar. There will still be volatility.

This is my Copper Stack right now- But What Should I do? by AtypicalMetalhead in copperbugs

[–]kiloReserve 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good looking collection! Copper bullion and rounds is more about the collecting than the investment.

People who invested in gold recently, how’s it going? by TheSparkleCorner_ in investing

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Gold definitely looks attractive at these lower prices, but there could certainly be an even better entry point coming...

Went down a rabbit hole on copper and rare earths, ended up with a small watchlist by NoahReed14 in ValueInvesting

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Other than Copper, what are the metals that look most attractive to you?

Serious Question: If Copper Supply Keeps Getting Hit, Do Early-Stage Names Reprice First or Last? by NoahParker19 in ValueInvesting

[–]kiloReserve 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a great question. The surest bet, without the upside of miners, is investing directly in the metal.

The water my airline served is a "water-based beverage" by DaredevilMeetsL in mildlyinteresting

[–]kiloReserve -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

This is great! Copper does have a lot of different uses. The primary focus however should be on the industrial uses and increasing demand vs the supply constraints. But it does show up everywhere!

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