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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Teuton Resources Corp V.TUO

Alternate Symbol(s):  TEUTF

Teuton Resources Corp. is a Canada-based exploration stage company. The Company is in the business of acquiring, exploring and dealing in mineral properties in the province of British Columbia, Canada. It owns interests in more than thirty properties in the prolific Golden Triangle area of northwest British Columbia. The Company’s property portfolio includes, Treaty Creek Property, Eskay Rift... see more

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Teuton Resources Corp > Any CU in them thar hills?
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Post by Countrygent on Jan 28, 2021 8:30pm

Any CU in them thar hills?

This is NOT fake news.  Copper, and a lot of it,  is going to be needed for a whole lot of EV’s and charging infrastructure.

Front page of the NYT:

The days of the internal combustion engine are numbered.

General Motors said Thursday that it would phase out petroleum-powered cars and trucks and sell only vehicles that have zero tailpipe emissions by 2035, a seismic shift by one of the world’s largest automakers that makes billions of dollars today from gas-guzzling pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles.

The announcement is likely to put pressure on automakers around the world to make similar commitments. It could also embolden President Biden and other elected officials to push for even more aggressive policies to fight climate change. Leaders could point to G.M.’s decision as evidence that even big businesses have decided that it is time for the world to begin to transition away from fossil fuels that have powered the global economy for more than a century.

G.M.’s move is sure to roil the auto industry, which, between car and parts makers, employed about one million people in the United States in 2019, more than any other manufacturing sector by far. It will also have huge ramifications for the oil and gas sector, whose fortunes are closely tied to the internal combustion engine.

A rapid shift by the auto industry could lead to job losses and business failures in related areas. Electric cars don’t have transmissions or need oil changes, meaning conventional service stations will have to retool what they do. Electric vehicles also require fewer workers to make, putting traditional manufacturing jobs at risk. At the same time, the move to electric cars will spark a boom in areas like battery manufacturing, mining and charging stations.

cg

Comment by Alaska74 on Jan 29, 2021 10:31am
Agree with you both and like both have suffered at both the corruption in the market corruption. Over a million list to them when a million was real money. On a job during the Alaska pipeline years when big money brought in organized crime groups from all over the world. Won't give the whole story Maybe someday. Involves accidentely happening on equpiment and supplys being slipped out by ...more  
Comment by rmorrow99 on Jan 29, 2021 4:27pm
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Comment by fordster on Jan 30, 2021 1:04pm
Hey CG.... ive often thought copper is going to be in higher demand. I frequently wonder what's going to happen to the catalytic converter metals....will they still be in high demand as we convert to electric batteries? Another thing I've been trying to figure out is, "what's the better investment: copper, Nickle or Cobalt? I understand Nickle and Cobalt will be needed for the ...more  
Comment by Countrygent on Jan 30, 2021 4:15pm
You might imagine copper would be in great demand post-Covid as EV and alternate clean energy like solar and wind power get massive investments. There is also a school of thought on market cycles that says the consumer durables and materials is one of the later sectors to benefit from a long bull market ... and we are in the late innings of a huge bull run facilitated by a central bank experiment ...more  
Comment by Red~One on Jan 30, 2021 6:27pm
Countrygent....are there ant Copper ETF's or the like and do you like any Copper Penny stocks? Hope you don't mind me asking
Comment by Countrygent on Jan 31, 2021 7:16pm
Flavour of the week looks like it will be Hi Ho Silver ... listen to the Sprott Weekly Wrap-Up with David Morgan who follows and has for donkey years. Taseko, Nevada Copper, rather than an ETF I’d look at some big miners like Freeport Mac, Teck. Friedland is promoting excellent properties in the horrid Congo with IVN. Oyu Tolgoi in Mongolia (a terribly unstable politics), Rio Tinto putting the ...more  
Comment by amxjavelin on Feb 07, 2021 1:04pm
Oost this artical in 14 yrs I call BS this poridcution and so do most in the world The tech is not there yet  or the comsumer demand for all out EV vehicals  
Comment by amxjavelin on Feb 07, 2021 1:12pm
Post this artical in 14 yrs I call BS this prediction and so do most in the world The Tech is not there yet or in sight or the comsumer demand for all out EV vehicals. So many love there 400+HP vehicles   Take away Oil revenues that many world goverments depend on as income they would fall and I dont think they  would let that happen anytime soon?.
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