CPER
United States Copper Index Fund LP
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What is the best ETF that holds a mix of commodities? (A MIX)
With the entire market down today copper ($CPER) is the only thing seeing green today. Copper bull run starts now. Time to get scrapping.
Ride the EV and green energy wave, Copper Corp $CPER CPER.v 🔥🔥💪🏽💪🏽⛏️⛏️🔌🚗🌱🌱
Info on copper sector in general and CopperCorp ($CPER) DD in National Post article
SLV/CPER/FCX. Deep dive on the April CPI data. Inflation is here to stay. Things we can do as investors.
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Copper leaps anybody? Looking at CPER or COPX.
I got CPER Jan 2027 calls. Copper mined together with silver. Demand will skyrocket as AI matures
I started buying FCX and CPER but I was fighting a margin call all day and had liquidity trouble. Need to wait for some settlement before going into gold again. I think 8000 is possible
How to buy copper ETF OR SHARE - could not find any apart from CPER
CPER is a stock that tracks copper
Copper is next! CPER, TMC
CPER is the worst, all I know
Commodity specific ETFs CPER for copper (composed of copper futures), if you’re looking for direct exposure to physical gold/silver the ETFs GLD and SLV both hold physical gold and silver bars as underlying so you don’t have to deal w roll over issues.
CPER Leveraged 3HCL Miners COPX But copper is linked to the economy and a gold rush is announcing a recession, so thread lightly
Copper just broke a 30 years old resistance COPX and CPER leaps https://x.com/i/status/2008332412128997834
You all can have your SLV, I’ll be over here with my CPER.
Buying some CPER. Industrial metal and by product associated with silver
I sold my $GLD holding a few months back - bought at around $200, sold around $380. Almost a 100% gain. Then bought copper $CPER at $29 and it’s around $35 now. I know ETF’s are less volatile but can anyone recommend any Copper related stock with higher upside? Borat would really appreciate it.
Is CPER to copper as SLV is to silver?
It isn't going to wow you necessarily but CPER got me about 35% growth in the past year if you want a safer ETF option
How screwed am i? All calls: CPER $31.40 11-21, TSM $311 10-31, SLV $49.40 10-29
Im betting on CPER $31.40 before end of Nov, how bout you?
TSM & CPER (copper)'s 1 month charts look exactly the same. Idk if I'm the first to notice. I thought it was very interesting.
Omg i just noticed CPER's 1m chart looks almost EXACTLY like TSM's 1m chart!
OP, late to the party but I want to start long copper. I have no experience with futures yet. Do you think CPER is a good way to get exposure?
I was thinking CPER, but I'll look into FCX thanks
plow into CPER calls spot prices are about to moon fuckkk
holy fuck okay regards long copper right now (CPER) FCX (largest copper miner) just declared Force Majeure and its going to ripple spot markets — production estimated to be down 4% and climbing
long CPER long GDX
I do CPER but RIO is probably better. I see a 20% upside to Copper but then I think Amazon or BRKB would be just as good if not better. Especially BRKB since it's more grounded in reality.
mod didnt respond for some reason, my banbet is on CPER retracing the drop within 3 weeks
Depends on purpose, and amount of vega / volatility. (Meaning how inflated options are) If I am willing to get assigned and volatility is low I will sell short duration. If I am willing to get assigned and options are inflated I sell more time up to 60 days. If I don’t want to get assigned and options are inflated I will sell lower delta as goal is a vega crush with about 60 days out. A good example was selling puts and calls on KSS recently or Copper futures (or CPER)
Best part of selling options is you can do non-directionak and its not about deciding on direction but predicting where price is UNLIKELY to go. Majority of my plays are strangles but I look for when something’s volatility is extreme. A good example rexently is Copper futures (equity ETF CPER), after the huge one day drop (biggest in history) options were jacked and I was selling them. As for delta, when doing non directional I want a smaller delta as my money will be made off of vega. Good starting point is looking for like less than .15 As for your assumption on charting simply is not true at all. SPY options (or ES futures) have jumped in price in the last day or two. This includes 60 DTE or less. A little bit of vega can make an option jump in value, which is why its the most important greek. As for your last question on charting, it can give you an idea of where to place your limit order at. If you try and offer out above 66% of the range of the last week on something uptrending (by selling a put) you will have a higher chance of being right, and getting a decent premium.
Holy shit just saw the CPER chart lmao. Amazing red dildo.
Thinking of going in on CPER tomorrow
Inverse yourself next time buy puts on CPER at the bottom
COPP, CPER, FCX, NEM, TGB, HL, SCCO, COPX, ERO, RIO lol
$SMCI zero tariff in EU deal for semiconductor equipment and earning Aug 5 $CPER American data centers need American copper wire
CPER, PALL, SLV, IBIT, MOO, URA, XLU - That's what I have and looking for similar others next week. Maybe Australia as it's a commodity country. I'd say Canada but they're having a few problems to deal with right now.
I am going to be watching Copper ETFs: CPER, JJC
What the hell is happening to copper? $CPER up 10% suddenly.
RH: “trading paused on CPER due to volatility” 💀
ASTS, NBIS, CPER/COPX, GOOGL, KTEC. 1) Big in ASTS. Internet everywhere is the next logical step. Very impressive tech. 2) NBIS because specialized servers need to be built. Like the NVIDIA partnership. Good leadership. Tokola, Avride, clickhouse are added benefits. 3) Copper as an inflation hedge as gold, silver and btc so expensive. 4) Google cause it’s cheap and has cash. 5) Chinese tech etf cause why not. Liking all ADRs what with the declining USD. More mag 7 (Meta, Amazon, Microsoft) I plan to buy if the market sees large dips.
OMG my position in CPER is back in the green at long last
Probably buy more $CPER leap calls
I was wondering about CPER in particular. Do the increased tariffs on steel & aluminum have effects on other industrial metals somehow?
Ya, I did 5% gold and 5% copper. I did GLDM/AEM and CPER/FCX.
Yep! Though there’s plenty of severely underpriced/value stocks in the Russel 2000 - I would start there. Also consider commodity plays - many instruments to choose from including industrial stocks/ETFs/futures/options on futures. There are even some ETFs where the underlying instruments are futures contracts (like CPER). But if options is your thing (and it should be, or you’d be in the wrong sub), consider a non-directional strategy like an inverse condor or a ratio backspreads. There’s never a dull day if you’re trading options :)
CPER is a good spot tracker which is somewhat unusual for commodities. COPX you can look up their holdings https://etfdb.com/etf/COPX/#holdings
CPER, be careful though, commodities are traded through futures, and the return of holding continuous futures contracts can be different than the commodity price change due to interest rates and contango.
Oh shit, I just looked at some of those other ETFs you listed. SOXX, PSI, LIT, CPER, and NLR all have pretty high expense ratios. I would say that as a hard rule, you shouldn't hold anything with ER over 0.5. Reality is that you have a shit load of good funds that are all under 0.2, many even below 0.05. Also, don't get QQQ. Get QQQM. It's basically the same thing, but lower expense ratio.
oh yea, buy copper (CPER) literally should be your only asset that you DCA over the next 30 years. you'll look back and thank me. regardless of where the tech workd goes in the next decade, copper is the metal that drives the bext industrial revolution. you're welcome
COPX (Copper/pm mining) has been flying these past few weeks. Lots of chatter about copper from trend followers about the potential upside copper has. I’ve been thinking about taking up a copper futures position in something like CPER too. I like physical assets too though, so of I was set on gold, I would probably just go for the ingot. You will lose out on some of the value holding physical gold, as most buyers will pay you spot minus some “service fee” per coin/ingot. Hold for long enough though, and that’s not necessarily an issue.
GLD SLV CPER all good while ppl think inflation is gonna run hot...doesnt matter what the Fed or interest rates do
Where do you track Dr. Copper? CPER?
I got CPER when it was at its recent low. No dividend, there, but I also got PICK which has some copper miners and pays a nice dividend.
I pray for more nationalizations of copper banks, then would CPER rise?
You are correct in your analysis. Ssg-daniel is making a common gambler's fallacy in assuming that you are talking about call spreads in your description of strike price falling above delta / gamma hedging. In inverse derivative terms, it means CPER (eg) will continue to rise.
CPER for copper. JJN for nickel.
I've invested in copper (CPER) because of the infrastructure needs in the next 10 to 15 years
YES! Gold is for pussies and silver is trying to be pumped by other reddit idiots. The real precious metal to invest in is copper - the precious metal of the working class. In addition to your long term investment, you could also consider the following trading strategy: 1) Buy Jan 2024 leaps on CPER, the US copper index fund that tracks copper futures. 2) Take all future paychecks and convert you pay to physical nickels at the bank. (pennies are just zinc with a thin copper coating, but nickels are actually 75% copper) 3) Find crackheads and/or homeless in your local area (this number will also go up as recession kicks in) and let them know you are looking to buy any scrap copper they 'find' 4) Buy the copper from them, and pay *below* the scrap value. You will be paying in nickels of course 5) Melt down and hoard copper while waiting like a year for significant price increase, or immediately sell to scrap collector for smaller profit while waiting for your leaps to pay off big 6) Repeat with every paycheck, increasing copper demand 7) Hookers and blow
Looks like we’re in for a bear market rally for the next few weeks. Copper ($CPER) is already signaling the start of the run while the entire market was a sea of red today. “Doctor Copper” always leads the bull rallies.
On a day like today where the entire market is a sea of red, the only thing on my watch list in the green with a buy signal looks like CPER. Looks like this was a good call as we might see a copper rally here shortly.
Despite my shitty trading today, this week was a good week. Overall, I did 19 day trades with an overall gain of about 8% of portfolio value. And, more importantly, I held onto my new digit. Open positions: Added a little more oil this week and held CPER and EUO calls. I also bought some calls to hold over the weekend Here is a screenshot of this week's trades with gain/losses on each: https://imgur.com/5tCDw75.jpg Have a good weekend y'all
CPER, SOXL, DOLE - all 10/21 calls
(read the part in parenthesis that describes what the ticker CPER is)
What a day. I may not have gotten the absolute best price for the AAPL puts, but I'm out with a profit, which is what matters. Final value: $292,975. Overall port balance is at ATH with 50% YTD gains (ok, ok, 49.5%). Unfortunately, I'm withdrawing money to make an estimated tax payment, so those nice big numbers be quite so high next week. Honestly, it feels like a weight off my shoulders. Agonizing over when to sell, second guessing myself, obsessively checking the market. It's over, at least for a while. Still holding BITI calls until expiry or virtual metal circles have a real breakdown. Those calls are deep itm, so I'm not too worried about them. Still holding Feb EUO calls and planning to add more if the Euro has a nice bounce before/after ECB next week. Also continued to slowly build oil (DEC USO 85C) and copper (APR CPER 18C) positions.
I started buying CPER calls for April23
AR, MOS, AA, CPER, CTRA, GDX peak inflation bruh
Which ones do you wanna talk about? I’m short $CPER and $SPY
My portfolio is now officially in a bear market. -22% I have like 50% of it in GLD, SLV, XLE, XLF, SPHD, CPER, DBC, VEGI, REMX and SAND. Sure, I've made some retarded options plays, but I'm up on 15% on my Options Book. Even worse, Last night some one rivered my pair of aces with a 2-3, 2 pair. The gods have decided to fuck me. Go on have your way.
Ive sold 30dte strangles on CPER to some success but I did find liquidity to be low
CPER is an ETF. I believe it tracks copper price not miners.
You can always break apart COPX to its individual holdings. It's hard to get pure copper exposure. Teck, First Quantum, Lundin, Southern Copper are all decently sized companies. Most large scale miners are diversified into iron, nickel, copper, etc. Glencore, Zijin, RIO, BHP, and VALE being some of the biggest names. Ivanhoe objectively has one of the best mines in the world, and it's fresh, so a ton of potential, but generalists have already found it and it's pricey. Still, if you're patient, may have some of the best upside, particularly once Kamoa-Kakula gets up to full speed. Freeport is a good company, but constantly disappoints. Turquoise Hill is an absolute must avoid. And then you have a bunch of interesting small cap miners that are either in exploration or only have one or two properties. I won't name them, because you know, market caps under $500M aren't something to throw around like a sure thing, but there's a few names there I particularly like (dig on the bottom third of COPX holdings for a couple). But that's going to require more detailed knowledge of how to read drill reports and feasibility studies, as well as a higher risk tolerance. If that's not a task you're up to, just stay away, lest you do something like buy one of the worst mines I've ever seen, like a particular movie theater chain did. Honestly, if you want a one size fits all, either COPX, TECK, IVPAF, RIO, or BHP are my "recommendations," probably in that order. Or CPER if you want legit direct exposure.
CPER. Wait until you see how much copper is needed for wiring to let this country support all of our cars becoming electric. I think copper will be 25$ a pound in 10 years. Gold and silver are measured in troy ounces. 12 of those per pound. Copper is in pounds. So multiply your numbers by 12. Copper is much more plentiful though. Be careful though usually what the Fed is about to do causes a crash before a run. So there will most likely be a sharp pullback before this train gets running. Don’t throw everything at it at once.
Buy these tickers \- GOLD - Barrick Gold \-NEM - Newmont Gold \-CPER - Copper Fund \- SPRUUF - Uranium Fund \- SLV - Silver Fund \- GLD or GLDM - Gold Fund BUY and hold these for atleast 3 years
$CPER has potential for sure - they recently expanded its land package after being granted 6 additional exploration licenses at the Alpine and Skyline projects I'd recommend checking out this interview with $CPER CEO Stephen Swatton from Dear Retail regarding the exploration potential of the Alpine Project, the significance of Tasmania, why jurisdiction matters and $CPER's solid management team with 20k views: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQQiOiKaJJI&ab\_channel=DearRetailInvestors](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQQiOiKaJJI&ab_channel=DearRetailInvestors) You can't go wrong with solid district-scale & growth opportunities in a stable and mining-friendly jurisdiction IMO
$CPER.v definitely has potential IMO and it's a good entry-level opportunity. Tasmania is looking like a solid copper opportunity too as it's mining-friendly, 100% powered by renewable resources, and stable with high ESG standards and underexplored high-grade copper deposit potential. Here's another good article on $CPER.v that I'd recommend checking out if you haven't already: [https://nationalpost.com/sponsored/business-sponsored/canadian-company-eyes-tasmanian-copper-play](https://nationalpost.com/sponsored/business-sponsored/canadian-company-eyes-tasmanian-copper-play)
GLD. While you're at it get some SIVR and CPER too !
CPER is my newest long term safe bet hedge. Im in the recycling industry and understand the copper demand creep. Copper is king in the construction industry and also the EV world and its going to outperform gold yoy imo. Surpressed consumer spending on new housing and vehicles has created a vacuum for copper. You can feed the beast as much copper as you have but its not enough in the next 3-9 months. The downside... meth-head crimes will go up, protect your wiring bro.
$NEX, $NVAX and $CPER I guess 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🦍
Is anyone watching CPER? Interested to see how the chip shortage/emd of the chip shortage will affect copper prices.
It seems everyone is suggesting difference tickers for copper😢 i’m confused because i was gonna buy CPER before but now people are saying mining companies arent profitable.
[https://etfdb.com/etfs/commodity/](https://etfdb.com/etfs/commodity/) For Copper, they're showing [CPER and JJC](https://etfdb.com/etfs/commodity/copper/)
I bought $CPER today, bullish
That’s what I’m thinking too, in general thinking about buying some long puts on inflated commodities like steel, corn, copper. Supply chains are still backed up a year (my company has stopped new orders for the rest of the year) but long term these commodities aren’t going to be able to retain the PE gains. I’m expecting them to fall to 1.5x 2019 levels. CPER price target of 22ish, CORN $18
CPER go to Vitards for more on that subject
Ty , you can know how I do the positions I'm adding to are SCPS BB WINT , holding RBLX NVDA CPER TELL , heaviest BB SCPS and down a lot in those
AMC, CPER and WRN. Shit even Rocket. It’s a good day for apekind
if you overlay the spot price of gold chart over the btc/ethe charts you can see the day when coin prices started their plummet and gold prices started rising. Probably still some room for growth, I got in a few weeks back and my calls are up like 600-800% depending on the time of day. I own $GOLD, $PHYS and $OUNZ. also some $PSLV , $CPER and a bunch of agriculture related stuff - its been keeping me from losing any money these last few weeks.
I'm on board. CPER leaps LETS GOOOOO
There’s a pretty good argument to be had for copper. It’s used In EVs and the trend is only going up. Mines have a really long lead time so more supply can’t just rapidly be dumped on the market. However, in the short term as we saw this week, industrial metals can be very volatile and sell off at hints at an economic pullback. China’s role in the commodity supply chain is tricky too. I have a really small position in FCX call spreads and CPER calls I might add on further weakness but they will selloff on further rate hike fears so I’m not diving in. I look at unusual whales but rarely trade off it (I’ve tried a few times with really small $ and it’s never worked any better than a coin flip or “looking at a chart” for me). Definitely wouldn’t use it for any medium to longer term plays. I’m also quite comfortable owning names like AAPL here, hugely cash flow positive and never need to sell bonds again they shouldn’t sell off on rate hikes (I expect they could in near term but medium to long term should be ok). Obviously if the whole market tanks and massively de-rates so will AAPL. But if you’re afraid of that you either have to stay cash gang or buy puts. Commodities won’t help.
I hate the buy and hold philosophy as a general rule. It is a terrible idea with indexes and growth stocks. Blue chip, utilites, etc yes, it makes sense, but if you think the NASDAQ is not as stable as you want, and it is at record highs when blinking red indicators are saying there are major issues ahead - I think you need to be out of your mind to throw money in. I am a much bigger fan of etfs for sectors. I personally believe agricultural products are going to get a lot more pricey this summer so I like DBA. I think water is never getting cheaper again, I like PHO, I think copper is here to stay for a while (maybe not?) CPER, if you think travel is coming back AWAY- but with all the growth stocks in the markets, I cant get behind buying SPY right now, or if I did I would back it up with a bunch of cheap LEAPs on SQQQ.