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@C4Copper How does one liquidate small amounts of physical copper?

Physical copper has always been seen as inaccessible. That’s changing. Entry now starts at 1 kilo ( around $13 ) allocated, not ETF exposure. If you want to understand the model first? We will allocate 1 kilo free on signup. No speculation. Just structure. Access here: c4cu.com Are you observing… or participating?

Copper isn’t priced where most people think it is. The LME shows the paper price. The real market is in the premiums. 🇪🇺 Europe (Aurubis): $250~$315/t — record high 🇺🇸 US: $400–$600+/t — dislocation 🇨🇳 China: ~$120–$180/t — steady demand Same metal. Three completely different realities. This isn’t about speculation. It’s about access. If copper wasn’t tight… why is the cost to actually get it rising everywhere?

Copper starting to price in recession: Mining stocks underperform as copper gave up its gains for this year and gold declined for a seventh day. Newmont (NEM) falls 7% and Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) declines 4%.

Copper isn’t priced where most people think it is. The LME shows the paper price. The real market is in the premiums. 🇪🇺 Europe 250 -$315/t — record high 🇺🇸 US: $400–$600+/t — dislocation 🇨🇳 China: ~$120–$180/t — steady demand Same metal. Three completely different realities. This isn’t about speculation. It’s about access. If copper wasn’t tight… why is the cost to actually get it rising everywhere? Buy yourself copper today on C4Cu with no premium.

Inventories are one thing... premiums on deliverables is another... And they are up month on month

@duediligenceguy You know where to come for physical 😉

I may soon get that shopping opportunity I've been looking for in the copper space...

@ekwufinance I would argue thats the reason to buy the metal not the companies 😉

Copper supply disruptions won’t stop. Rio Tinto has suspended operations at the Kennecott copper mine after a worker died. The mine produced ~275 kt copper, ~400k oz gold, and ~4m oz silver, making it one of the top-producing copper mines.

Higher highs in copper make sense. But if the thesis is structural tightness, the metal itself is the cleanest expression. Stocks add another layer: Management Capex Jurisdiction Dilution Copper doesn’t have any of that. If the move is in the commodity, why not own the commodity?

Copper continues to show higher highs. The age of copper is here and prices must remain strong to secure much needed, strategic, future supply. 📊 @TaviCosta $MUX $FOM $ATX

Don't just take our word for it !

@ekwufinance Exactly

This is insane. Ignore the internet bubble. Ignore housing. Ignore crypto. Ignore AI. If you had simply invested 10k at the bottom of the last copper cycle in a major copper producer, it would have grown to 3.2 million USD over 28 years. That’s ~23% CAGR. You would have outperformed nearly everyone in that period... including Warren Buffett.

Price has already moved. Copper is up over 40% in the past 12 months. But the real signal isn’t just the screen price it’s the physical market. Premiums for deliverable cathode are at the highest levels in roughly five years, which tells you demand for actual metal is firming. Shortages don’t appear overnight. They show up first in premiums, spreads, and warehouse flows, long before headlines call it a crisis.

@C4Copper Copper is not short at all. If it would be short as you say, prices would shoot up, very simple as that, supply/demand...

Copper doesn’t trade the way most investors think. Institutionally, it moves as 25 ton warehouse warrants inside the LME system. That market was never designed for individuals. So we reduced the entry point. 1 kilo of copper. At Friday’s prices that’s just over $13. A small way to understand how the physical market works. Most investors only ever see the price chart. Very few ever see the metal. Open a free account to explore how the physical copper market works.