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IN THEORY copper has a nice future ( whether we go EV or not ) but then we have that market manipulation addiction ( on several commodities and currencies ) , i am assuming Australia will continue to discourage any significant manufacturing locally
yep !There is actually major RISK with copper in the medium term. As in, we are running out of supply on a global scale. It takes so long for major mines to be realised I think the issue is going to get even worse. With environmentalists, indigenous, green tape, red tape, geopolitics - the supply/demand dynamic is going to exponential for the POC in my opinion.
My weekly Copper chart suggests you are right Sean. To me, these gaps down and fail of the 200dmas is not a pretty sight and it will also have a flow-on effect on other commodities and sectors.There is actually major RISK with copper in the medium term. As in, we are running out of supply on a global scale. It takes so long for major mines to be realised I think the issue is going to get even worse. With environmentalists, indigenous, green tape, red tape, geopolitics - the supply/demand dynamic is going to be exponential for the POC in my opinion.
US$4/lb is looking like solid support for copper. The recent selloff looks to be over and a rebound appears to be in its early stages. Sentiment is bullish, with even news.com.au jumping on the copper bandwagon. The fundamentals are hard to argue with and talk of a supply squeeze won't go away.
I think we'll almost certainly see US$5/lb copper in the next 12 months, but my money is on that happening before the end of 2022.
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Read that article earlier today and I agree it's medium-long term going to go much higher but short term I'm on the fence. Just not sure how the likely recession is going to go and how-when China comes out of Covid. And, don't mention the war.
US$4/lb is looking like solid support for copper. The recent selloff looks to be over and a rebound appears to be in its early stages. Sentiment is bullish, with even news.com.au jumping on the copper bandwagon. The fundamentals are hard to argue with and talk of a supply squeeze won't go away.
I think we'll almost certainly see US$5/lb copper in the next 12 months, but my money is on that happening before the end of 2022.
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it seems I'll be taking an interest in Copper trends and forward looking projects too now that Antilles Gold (AAU) have updated that they'll be focussing on a couple of significant copper deposits as projects #2 and #3
at a high level I've seen that global Copper Demand is forecast for 16% increase through to 2030 and yet a 12% drop off in production due to being past peak resource of the currently actively producing mines, which probably fits AAU's focus and fast tracking in effect
Have you considered posting these snippets to the Antilles Gold (AAU) thread?from today's announcement also, a busy newsflow can be expected between now and the end of 2022
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to be honest as this thread is generically called "copper" I felt it relevant to mention new potential supply projects and any timelines around those, given the whole copper / EV thing is about demand exceeding supply, especially with there being little investment in Copper mines over the past 4 decades.Have you considered posting these snippets to the Antilles Gold (AAU) thread?
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