RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:I know that some have trouble undersBoggy,
My posts seem to leave you confused, you'll have to work through that yourself, I can't simplify it much further.
Go back and re-read my earlier posts then add this:
The price of copper will be driven by bith supply and demand on copper itself. If others mines go offline then this results in less supply.
If things like power grid upgrades and EV batteries, green energy batteries and wind turbine productiin increase the need for copper then this increases demand
When something is in high demand or there is less supply then the price increases. Think about COVID days, hand sanitizer was in high demand and as it started to sell out (the supply started to drop) the prices started going up. People called it price gouging but it's just how the market works.
Copper spot prices tend to trend in cycles. Go Google "copper super cycle" and you can learn a bit about how and when copper prices increase.
If it's not if interest to you then that's fine but can you consider finding a new hobby rather than clogging up this forum with weather updates. Most would prefer chatting about the mine.
Would be appreciated
Q