SCCO

BenjaminScott09

Different risk profiles. Copper miners feel cleaner to me for the grid / electrification / AI power buildout because the demand base is broader and more infrastructure-driven.Silver miners can move harder, but silver also gets hit by investment flows, substitution, and volatility. I would rather use copper for the long-cycle infrastructure thesis and silver for higher-beta exposure.For copper, I am watching producers like Lundin, Hudbay, SCCO and Ero, plus a few earlier-stage BC names for pipeline optionality.

Juretal

I am mostly separating producers from early-stage names.For producers, I watch names like FCX, Lundin, Hudbay, Capstone, Ivanhoe, SCCO, Vale, Zijin, Ero, First Quantum and Sandfire.For earlier-stage western pipeline exposure, I have been looking more at BC copper-gold explorers. NovaRed Mining is one

Prince_reaper13

Mostly producers first because they are easier to value. FCX, SCCO, BHP, TECK, and Capstone are on my list. I also started looking at earlier-stage names for more copper optionality. One newer one on my list is NovaRed Mining. Still studying it because it is pre-resource and higher risk.

music_is_gud

I already started accumulating SCCO calls hehe I think it will print this year

sudharsansai

I got SCCO calls today hehe

LostAbbott

Fucking seriously?  What the hell is up with you dipshits pumping this garbage.  There are literally a thousand better copper plays.  Fuck just buy SCCO and sit back and relax...

MajesticPirate3445

Precious metal miners? Rare earths? Or maybe just commodity metals... My watch list does include FCX, SCCO, MP Materials and while not strictly western hemisphere I've analyzed and like TECK. Thanks for the reply tho, you have very high conviction in what you've been posting.

walkietokie

Short answer: there might be a play here, but not the way the article frames it. And trimming Southern Copper Corporation for tariff risk wasn’t crazy, but it’s not the main driver you should be focused on. Let’s break it down cleanly. ⸻ 1) The article’s core claim (what’s right vs hype) What’s right: * Copper supply is structurally tight. Long permitting cycles (10–15+ years) are real. * Demand from electrification (EVs, grid, data centers) is trending up. * The industry has underinvested for years. What’s exaggerated: * “Only metric that matters” → wrong. Copper equities are driven by: * copper price (obviously) * cost curve positioning * jurisdiction risk * capital discipline * A tiny explorer doing geophysics ≠ “jumping the line.” That’s promotional language. An 80 line-km geophysics program is very early stage. That’s not even close to: discovery → resource → feasibility → financing → permitting → construction You’re easily 10+ years away, and that’s if everything goes right. So the article is basically pitching a lottery ticket, not a supply-gap arbitrage. ⸻ 2) NovaRed-type play vs majors Let’s be blunt: * Early explorer = binary outcome * 90% chance: nothing meaningful * 10% chance: big hit → multi-bagger Compare that to: Freeport-McMoRan * Direct torque to copper prices * Massive existing production (Grasberg, Americas) * Prints cash when copper > ~$4 * Already past execution risk Southern Copper Corporation * Lowest-cost producers globally * Huge reserves (decades of visibility) * Strong dividend component * Heavier Peru/Mexico exposure Translation: * FCX/SCCO = you’re betting on copper * NovaRed-type = you’re betting on geology + luck ⸻ 3) Was trimming SCCO for tariff risk right? Partially right, but probably for the wrong reason. Tariffs matter less than: * political risk in Peru/Mexico * labor disruptions * tax/royalty changes SCCO’s real tradeoff: * ✅ ultra-low cost, high margins * ❌ concentrated geographic risk So trimming isn’t dumb, but: * If your thesis was “tariffs will hurt copper exports,” that’s weaker * If your thesis was “jurisdiction concentration risk,” that’s more valid ⸻ 4) Is FCX superior right now? Right now, FCX is the cleaner macro bet. Why: * More diversified geographically * More liquid, institutional favorite * Higher sensitivity to copper price spikes (good in a deficit narrative) But it comes with: * higher capex cycles * more volatility SCCO is more of a cash-yield + quality reserves play. ⸻ 5) Is there actually a “play” here? Yes, but it’s not hidden: The real copper play: * Own producers before price spikes * Not explorers hoping for a discovery If you believe the deficit narrative: * Add on weakness to FCX * Keep or selectively add SCCO if you want lower-cost exposure * Avoid over-allocating to early-stage juniors unless you want venture-style risk ⸻ 6) What I’d do in your position Given you already trimmed SCCO: * FCX → reasonable to scale in on dips (this is your torque) * SCCO → don’t abandon it entirely; it’s your quality anchor * NovaRed-type → only if you treat it like: * <2–3% position * mentally assume it can go to zero ⸻ Bottom line The article is directionally right on copper, but the conclusion is off. * The shortage thesis → real * The “tiny explorer solves it” → marketing If you want to actually monetize the copper cycle, stick with companies already pulling copper out of the ground, not ones still scanning for it.

REEMFMetalHead

I remember buying SCCO at $45. And dumped it at $90. That turned out to be stupid.

Forded_Fiction24

Many, but I'm no oracle. Been investing in copper mining( SCCO, FCX) for ~ 7 yrs now which has done well. Thesis for that is more copper needed for electronics and cooling in data centers. Threw some money into Google in 2015 mainly due to their heavy investment in SpaceX and given that SpaceX was/is not publicly traded yet, this was a giving me indirect exposure plus it was still Google Invested in Gold and silver specifically IAU and SLV along with physical due to my lack of trust in the fed reserve, monetary and fiscal spending/ policy and doubled down even further in 2014 as Japanese carry trade was highlighted as a huge risk and still is. For that matter I've also put some "spare change" knowing it's risk and volatility into Bitcoin and it's associated ETFs due to the same reason because excessive government spending, debt levels, inflation risks, and an onslaught of Eastern powers aligning (BRICS) and trying to weaken the US dollar. Gold and silver I think in the short term are a little overbought currently with a huge run up lately. Meanwhile Bitcoin has lagged behind and I think when/if the war in Iran lets up I think that sends Bitcoin on its next run up with it being very oversold in the short term VOO/VTI/VUG and chill. Most of my money invested is in S&P500 based ETF's and index funds. Slow and steady wins the race and investing here allows me to take some chances with individual equities elsewhere

bomboque

VTI is not a bad choice but you'd have done better putting your cash into a money market fund that pays 4% interest while you dollar cost average in by buying smaller fixed dollar quantities every day or week over a one year, or longer, period. This gets you a better average price over time, particularly if the market heads down like it has the past month or so. Otherwise, diversify more. Put some money into fixed income funds, like bond funds, while 10 year Treasury rates are over 4%. Jerome Powell won't be fed chair for long and the idiots running this country might cut rates after he leaves despite looming inflation. The resulting recession will likely hurt US equities far more for far longer so diversify into foreign markets as well. Then find strong companies positioned to rebound when the US gets its act together and starts revamping the grid and building up infrastructure and generating more demand for electrical equipment. I like SCCO, AMSC, and ASML. With mortgage rates going up a REIT like AGNC pays a nice dividend while you wait for the misguided rate cut that will let them borrow cheap money then buy up all the 6.4% plus mortgages and pay out the difference on dividends. Whatever you do don't panic sell and resist the temptation to try and time the bottom of the market and then jump in all at once. Investing, unlike gambling, is a marathon not a sprint, so invest for the long haul and read a few good books like "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" or "Your Money or Your Life". Finally, never rely on advice or suggestions from random internet idiots without doing a bit of research on whatever BS scheme they are pitching. If we were any good at investing we'd be enjoying our wealth not wasting time tracking the markets every twitch. Good luck with the investing!

amanj41

Hmmm do I pile into SCCO calls again? Metals decoupling from stocks?

SP-0308

right. but SCCO is too expensive atm. I would hold ero until I can get into SCCO

SP-0308

I am considering ERO atm. they will grow earnings in the coming years. SCCO is a beast, but needs to drop much much more.

LostAbbott

Uhhh...  You need a longer time horizon.  Sure something like SCCO is off ~20% in the last month or so, but they are still up 60% YTD.  They could see $125, but that or lower will be due to external bullshit.  Copper is a highly constrained high demand commodity.  Investing there for a 5-10 year horizon is only going to get you paid...

Current_Animator7546

Great time! It’s a good time to buy for the long term. I just bought SCCO. 

point_of_you

Hmm I like copper but just stick to the ETFs and hold COPJ COPP COPX (too many tickers to choose from and feel like I was too late to jump into the giants like FCX/SCCO)

ThrowRAQuaestor

I have a bunch of puts on SCCO that have evaporated to basically nothing. This is like manna in the desert.

zxc123zxc123

Americans actually had the lowest inflation, the most energy security, the least food insecurity, the most insulation from global chaos, the cheapest natgas AND gas prices, the best performing stock market (NVDA by itself was worth more than the marketcap of most of Europe or China/HongKong/Macau COMBINED), the strongest GDP growth, the strongest labor market, and the strongest currency by which they could use to offset inflation via travel/import. But folks here acted like we were the little starving fucking Gazan kids or freezing Ukrainian kids getting their limbs blown off by missile/drone strikes. The "vibe-cession" and "Gaza is SPEAKING!"^(notice how all those mofos disappeared day 1 after Trump took office even though shit got worse for Palestine?) Anyways: Fuck around, find out. Do dumb shit, get dumb prizes. Vote clown, get circus. Since we're WSB and not r/politics : I'll won't short the USA. Much easier to just short the dollar since GDP/inflation/devaluation/deficits are not likely to decline due to the huge national debt. Light/secured borrowing, go long assets, and diversify. SSO, UWM, VT, LVMUY, AXP, SCCO, SHEL, gold, RE if you can afford it, healthcare, financials, treasury notes or short-mid bonds (no long bonds), and the like.

amanj41

SCCO gonna rebound?

xMeowImDaddyx

FCX and SCCO have been paying me well for a long while. Copper is already here but it's also coming you're right

rocinante1882

I'm working through this myself right now. I'm trying to play around with longer term swings on Forex for instance. So I can eat a little bit more of a negative position if I think it will swing back around and turn profitable in the longer term. But where do you draw the line when it becomes clear it won't? Also, where do you accept profit and not cut winners early? I've read numerous times "no one goes broke taking a profit." But like you said, if I take profits early, and cut a winner, I am possibly losing out on a bigger win that could help overcome some of the bigger losses. The judgement aspect of when to cut out of a trade, or a longer term position, is still where I sit and wonder what the best play is. Take my current decision on SCCO. I was up +300% on a position I took on it several years ago. I sold around $190, thinking it didn't have that much more room to grow. I still made a 300% profit, so not a bad investment. But I could have squeezed out even more, as it keeps climbing. So I made a good return, but I likely cut it too soon.

AlexHoneyBee

It says that SCCO makes 45,000 oz of gold as a mining byproduct, silver is similar too.. so when you talk about copper mining there’s this other income source.

vegetto712

I've used it a lot to learn about certain industries, mainly rare earth metals and the like. For example I believe Cobalt has a bright future since it's used in so much, then I learned it's actually a byproduct of Iron and Copper. So I think researched bigger tickets for that, and went heavy into a few like VALE, SCCO, and BHP. I've done pretty well with them!

JellyDenizen

Investing in copper can be a good investment in general, since there is a lot of industrial need for copper. My point is that you shouldn't expect a copper investment to skyrocket 100% or 200% in a year like happened with gold and silver. For any company who's shares are publicly traded in the U.S., just look up the company's ticker on Yahoo Finance (free) and on the left hand side click the "Holders" link at the bottom. That will tell you how much of the stock is owned by institutions, insiders, etc. For example [here's](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SCCO/holders/) the holders section of Southern Copper Corporation.

Optimistbott

SCCO

Stack_Johnson

My southern copper SCCO holdings has been having an aneurysm going up and down 10% every day

DaStampede

SCCO got kicked in the dick

DaStampede

SCCO noooooooo

applerascal

everyone was so focused on silver and my king SCCO is keeping me profitable

Tintinnabulator

What just happened to SCCO? 15 point drop in a minute?

JohniBGood

I ran AI analysis on this thead, and asked it to recommend a stock that is expected to move the most with Copper: If copper goes to $5.00/lb or higher, here is the likely order of performance (Percentage Gain): Surge Copper (SURG): Highest risk, highest potential reward (Exploration stage). Taseko (TGB): High leverage, produces cash now (Small Producer). Hudbay (HBM): Strong leverage, safer asset base (Mid-Tier Producer). Freeport (FCX) / Southern Copper (SCCO): Steady gains, dividends (Major Producers). Final Call: Stick with Taseko (TGB) if you want the sweet spot between "actually selling copper today" and "small enough to double quickly."

Mundane_Flight_5973

Copper, SCCO specifically. I think it is still quite unnoticed

MarthaStewart__

Yup, demand for copper isn’t going anywhere. SCCO here I come!

kywewowry

SCCO

theonepercent15

Copper bros let's gooooo. I'm in SCCO, what are you guys holding?

KushMaster72

sitting on SCCO and UNH calls

mortalrem1nder

There’s COPX, CPER, SCCO

applerascal

SCCO Calls MU Calls Silver calls all loaded up am i retarded? yes am i expecting to lose it all? yes

Nitor_

FCX, SCCO and TGB are the big players rn. Or you could buy Hg futures for the summer. 

Portfoliana

The thesis is solid on fundamentals. Just watch out for the timing mismatch - demand narratives can stay ahead of price for years while producers work through inventory cycles. If you want exposure, I'd look at copper miners over the physical metal - FCX and SCCO give you operating leverage if the supply crunch actually materializes.

Portfoliana

The thesis is solid but timing matters. Copper miners have been a "good idea" for like 5 years now while gold actually delivered. That said, if you want exposure Id go with actual miners (FCX, SCCO) over commodity ETFs. They're printing cash at current prices and the divident yields are decent. Just dont expect it to move like a tech stock - commoditiy plays are patience games.

Creative-Sherbet-584

Alright, this is a sector I spent a longtime looking into. Copper doesn't function the same way Gold and Silver does and won't ever respond with the same debasement trade as Gold and Silver. Silver is likely a short term response as well, similar to some alt coin. Copper is not actually supply constrained, it may have momentary constraints over the medium term but there is enough copper to do what people need. Additionally, when copper becomes too expensive over 6$ a lb for too long alternatives like aluminum and various other conductors start to become viable alternatives. Some things are already moving towards alternative metals in the industry to ease constraints. The move on copper has already been made across the industry most copper names are trading at p/es 20-40. FCX, SCCO, MLI, ETN, etc

A_Guy_Oz

LXU and SCCO, gonna get that copper money

rocinante1882

I just sold my stake in SCCO after being up +300% from when I bought it a while back. I knew metals were going to keep going, I just didn't think they had much more room to keep going, and 300% profits locked in aint too bad. Trying to find another good buy in other than an ETF. I've been looking at FCX, possibly TRX for the gold chase. Not sure what else there is copper wise, anyone got anything?

GoZukkYourself

SCCO is already up 29% this year.

shelfdog

Traded $FCX for a while and have been long on $SCCO for a few years. Started a position in $WRN, very cheap, but already doubled my investment. Most recently picked up $USAR before it's current run.

LostAbbott

I picked up a bunch about a year ago.  SCCO, ALB, GCUMF, SLVR(mix of physical and mining silver), etc.. 

Thick-dk-boi

Good ol SCCO keeping me down 0.15 as opposed to the Snp’s -2%

Nitor_

Copper mining/refining companies. Like silver, we might see a shortage this year. FCX or SCCO for example.

No_Thanks_4954

SCCO stock ticker Up 89.44% in 1 year Up 139.46% in 2 years Not bad if you go in early

mfdooooooooooommm

can i ask why you'd choose fcx over COPX or SCCO? My understanding is FCX only advantage is it's US based but if tariffs are lifted they lose quite a bit of leverage for non-US copper securities

GreedyTexas

I’m in WDC, GS, and SCCO now

stocksjunkey1

$SCCO it started taking offabout a month ago. A bit on the pricey side but it's a solid stock.

Bravadette

SCCO vs FCX will be interesting given Mexico...

Lost_Grand3468

*Valuation Stretched* Stock up ~ (Yahoo Finance) 138% YTD with a 35.7x earnings multiple. Average analyst price target of $51.55 implies ~4% downside, suggesting the stock is "priced to perfection" (TipRanks). P/S ratio of 4.49x near its 3-year high of 4.54x, well above industry average of 2.74x (Finimize) *Good News Already Priced In* Concerns mounting that the market has already priced in much of the good news from the $2.1 billion MAG Silver deal and higher production guidance (Weiss Ratings) With the stock trading near its 52-week high and institutional buying like North of South Capital's 444% stake increase already disclosed, fresh incremental catalysts are limited in the near term (Weiss Ratings) *Silver Price Dependency* Financial health closely tied to the price of metals on the world stage (Finimize). Silver is notoriously volatile—a mean reversion from current ~$30+ levels would compress margins significantly. Shares vulnerable to pullbacks as traders react to any disappointment in silver prices (Weiss Ratings) *Operational/Execution Risks* Business model heavily exposed to operational disruptions, cost inflation, regulatory challenges and environmental compliance in multiple jurisdictions (Weiss Ratings). Faces integration and execution risk as it manages assets at different stages of their life cycles (Weiss Ratings). Increased exploration costs have sparked discussions about potential impact on future production and profit margins (StocksToTrade). *Jurisdictional Risk* Operations across Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Bolivia—politically volatile mining jurisdictions. Permitting and social-license requirements can delay projects or restrict expansions. Mexico in particular has become increasingly hostile to mining interests. Poor Shareholder Returns Relative to Volatility. Weak dividend support—despite reasonable profitability and 11.29% ROE, shareholders not being well-compensated through dividends for the volatility they endure (Weiss Ratings). Compared with peers like Southern Copper (SCCO) and Agnico Eagle (AEM), PAAS offers similar ratings but less dividend support (Weiss Ratings). *Technical Weakness* Recent session volume of 3.77M shares well below the 90-day average of 6.57M, suggesting pullback unfolding without heavy buying support (Weiss Ratings). Stock losing ground near the top of its trading range rather than extending higher (Weiss Ratings). Bottom line: If you're bearish silver prices, see the MAG Silver integration as a "sell the news" event, or believe the ~30-35x multiple is unsustainable for a miner, PAAS has meaningful downside risk from current levels. The analyst targets clustered around $51-52 vs. recent trading near $53-55 suggest limited upside even in a constructive scenario.

vegetto712

Agree on copper and metals! I just started getting into SCCO 2 weeks ago and it blew up this week but I'm going to just DCA further into it Also heavy into VALE, because they get a decent amount of Cobalt which will be very important in the space market for the next few years. Love it!

Expert-Store8389

I just came here to see if I should take some winnings off the table from SCCO and this was the most recent post. I bought in 2022 and it's up 80% over the last year alone.

Regardium-Leviosa

UCU makes no money USAR makes no money UUUU makes no money ERO, FCX, and SCCO have quite a high P/E for the sector. Watch the next FCX report closely (or simply bet on the copper price going on the roof)

Mean_Bumblebee1945

What you think about these minerals tickers? USAR, ERO, UUUU, UCU, FCX, SCCO.

sunnbeta

No new individual picks for me (just feeding VTI/VXUS) but I have some QS I’m gonna let ride (very small % of portfolio) Also have a gold miner (AEM) and copper (SCCO). Took profit from AEM over the last couple months, maybe too soon, but was up over 250% from my basis and seemed prudent. Still have a small amount on the table. 

Mean_Bumblebee1945

minerals are back on the menu. UAMY, PPTA and SCCO looking strong. Anyone has a price target?

Quienmemandovenir

Empecé el año decidido a hacer plata. ASTS, ONDS, CHOW, BIDU, BBAI, POET y SCCO adentro. Agregué más a SLS y mantengo ZLAB, TIGR y ANGH. A la Luna!!

hammertanker

Why FCX vs SCCO

PolishBob1811

We’ve made a fortune on Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO). Their copper is combined with Silver and Molybdenum so their copper is free. It pays a good dividend as well.

TOTALREDDITORDEATH21

SCCO

Born-Explanation-558

Great choices! JEPI and XYLD are solid options for income, and SCCO has good potential too. Looking forward to seeing how they perform for you!

Popular-Capital6330

This sub doesn't allow edits?? I ended up buying: XYLD SCCO JEPI in case anyone wants to comment on my choices.

doughboy_491

If you’re not into buying the commodity, Barron’s says copper can be played by buying Freeport McMoran (FCX) or Southern Copper (SCCO).

ricincali

I like SCCO a lot, lot better at $126’ish than here. I like picking individuals over baskets because I think the juniors have more upside. Downside is you have to be particular because they private place all the effing time and will dilute you. Could be more bang for the buck on OTM calls on NGD. I’ve made bank on that using daily charts and just adding on every dip. I’d be in love with buying OTM calls when/if that retraces to $7.82.

veteran_of_disorder

Thank you What do you think about the ETF's ? COPX COPJ ? Also looking at these two . SCCO , FXC. Copper looks like it's run up about the same as Silver and Gold . Is it worth waiting for a correction?

ProudOwner_of_Fram

SCCO Green energy is the future and we are going to be needing insane amounts of copper. It’s basically the new oil

SubtleRedditIcon

SCCO was a great one, they blew up to like $140 a share and solid dividend. Been holding since it was $60 a few years ago

No_Character6031

SCCO or anything related to copper

callsonreddit

Been research metal stocks (not gold/silver) I like RIO SCCO Any other good ones

PolishBob1811

\+42% this year. STLD and SCCO were the main pushers.

AdCapable4990

SCCO

OriginalFatPickle

I've been buying SCCO and ERO (NEXM is cheap but early); for Lithium, I've been buying LAC. got some Uranium stocks too.

LostAbbott

Also, copper.  We need all of the copper we can get x100.  Plays like SCCO, RIO will be your safe solid bets and small US or Canada based ones could blow up like Gunnison copper...

LostAbbott

Still, AREC.  If anything a deal with China opens up that market.  US and Canada miners that are going or near will be fine as well.  LAC, ALB, SCCO, etc...

Maleficent-Guest-144

These AI data centers use up a lot of copper. The price of copper just blew through $5/lb. SCCO is the lowest cost producer/miner.

Maleficent-Guest-144

Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO).

run_today

To balance my portfolio, I wanted to own property, concrete things, like mines. Even if you buy index funds like $SPY or $VVT you’ve invested 20% or more in technology companies that may or may not make the final cut; e.g anyone think that IBM may come out on top with quantum computing? Place your bets everyone!. My philosophy is if there’s a gold rush, sell shovels. This gold rush requires lots of copper and energy—nuclear energy and SMRs. So I balanced my portfolio with. $BHP, $RIO, $SCCO, and $CCJ. $CCJ has a stake in WestingHouse, a producer of SMRs.

dxiri

I second SCCO, one of the lowest if not the lowest cash costs in the industry. Great management.

sr000

Sure, I think people gravitate towards Teck because it’s probably the most famous Canadian mining company and I’m guessing you are Canadian… it’s familiarity bias. The thing about Teck is that management is really really bad at allocating capital, most of their assets are mid tier aside from QB2… which is a top tier asset that’s been fumbled by a company that doesn’t know how to execute big projects or have any cost discipline. Teck is also really bloated. Ivanhoe has near term issues because an over aggressive mine plan led to some issues at Komoa Kukula… but that’s still the third best copper mine on the planet. And they have shown they can bring projects on in a relatively short time frame. With First Quantum you are betting that the Panama situation will get resolved, and it looks like it will. If it does Cobre Panama is one of the best mines in the world. And if you just want pure play copper mining exposure, just get SCCO. There is no reason to choose Teck.

sr000

I believe in the copper story but Teck is one of the worst run mining companies out there. SCCO is best of breed for copper, Ivanhoe mines or First Quantum if you want to speculate.

dxiri

I'm positioned in Copper via SCCO, energy via TTE and STNG and Crane for manufacturing/industrial. We will see if your predictions come true. For gold I just own a gold ETF.

GrouchyFroot

COPP, CPER, FCX, NEM, TGB, HL, SCCO, COPX, ERO, RIO lol

thamaturge

apologies if I should’ve posted this under another sub but in defense of old people…i’m 75. and just in case i live another decade or two🤞… I am *still* 60% equities (a mix of everything from VOO & EWS to ABVE & GME— although mostly AAPL&GOOG); 10% commodities (GLD, SCCO); 20% T bills (in brokerage) and bonds (in IRA) and 10% HYSA— which I consider to be cash. and I have never worked a day in finance. so, it can be done.

JLocker1

American Copper companies will 🚀 tomorrow.  I'd be looking at SCCO, FCX, and TGB.  You're welcome

JLocker1

So will American Copper companies 🚀 tomorrow? SCCO, FCX, and TGB?

RaZE___SoViEt

Just in 🌮🌮: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/09/trump-says-50percent-tariff-on-copper-will-begin-aug-1.html Quick search not DD. - Freeport-McMoRan (FCX): $45.59 - Southern Copper (SCCO): $99.92 - Taseko Mines (TGB): $3.37 - Hudbay Minerals (HBM): $10.64 - Ero Copper (ERO): $14.28 As always Trump will most likely 🌮TACO

Historical-Cost1444

Why is $SCCO not up more over this copper tariff news?

__ThePasanger__

Why the copper stuff is going up and SCCO dipping after it went up yesterday (and I bought it...)? I don't get it, what is wrong with SCCO??? 😔

Maleficent-Guest-144

1. Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO) 2. First American Financial (FAF) 3. Steel Dynamics (STLD) 4. Navios Maritime (NMM) 5. Suzana (SUZ)

LostAbbott

Bro?  Please take a look at SCCO.  Best best clean copper play out there.  FCC isn't nearly as well run a company.

Comfortable-Try-5227

Electric cars and solar panels need copper wire. Invest in SCCO

Sonnydats

I actually like SCCO BETTER

Hugheston987

SCCO?

MyLuckIsTurning

If you're not shorting these companies for April 2 lib day idk what to tell you AZN FCX GSK BHP RIO NVS WFG SCCO RDY