Copper is the conductor of everything — grid, EVs, motors, renewables, data centres. The bull case writes itself; the hard part is supply. Grades are falling, the best orebodies are deep or political, and a new mine takes the better part of two decades from discovery to first metal.
The copper bull case is the most consensus idea in metals and still the most underbuilt. The problem was never demand. It's that you can't permit and dig your way out of a structural deficit in under a decade.
A field guide to the language juniors use when they want your money. Bonanza intercepts, 'district-scale potential,' and the difference between a discovery and a stock promotion. Companies, not just commodities, get covered here.