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Global X Copper Miners ETF (COPX $61.67)
- $61.67 P/E (TTM): 0.83X Cap: $2.82B
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Q: I have been hearing more about the next stage in the commodity cycle is copper and then oil essentially from gold. What is the best way to get exposure to that trade without taking single security risk?
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Global X Copper Miners ETF (COPX $61.67)
- $61.67 P/E (TTM): 0.83X Cap: $2.82B
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Q: Question on increasing my copper exposure:
I already own some TECK.B, but concerned about the (approx.) 26X PE ratio. Does this concern you?
I'm considering COPX. Yes, comparing an ETF to a stock is a bit apples / oranges. If I believe that International stocks in general will outperform going forward, is this a good choice. I do realize it does have some North American holdings - including TECK.B itself - but the aggregate PE appears to be better value compared just TECK.B.
Perhaps selling TECK.B and just holding all of COPX is a better choice despite the (I think) 0.65 MER. Your thoughts and comments on all this ?
I already own some TECK.B, but concerned about the (approx.) 26X PE ratio. Does this concern you?
I'm considering COPX. Yes, comparing an ETF to a stock is a bit apples / oranges. If I believe that International stocks in general will outperform going forward, is this a good choice. I do realize it does have some North American holdings - including TECK.B itself - but the aggregate PE appears to be better value compared just TECK.B.
Perhaps selling TECK.B and just holding all of COPX is a better choice despite the (I think) 0.65 MER. Your thoughts and comments on all this ?
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Global X Copper Miners ETF (COPX $61.67)
- $61.67 P/E (TTM): 0.83X Cap: $2.82B
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Q: COPP.TO (Global X Canada) COPP (Sprott ETF in USA) COPX (Horizon Global X USA) - Do you have any preference for a Canadian resident who wants to invest in a diversified copper ETF? Do you have an alternative suggestion to these ones? Both the COPP (Sprott US) and COPX (Horizon US) are treated as US situ property with respect to Estate taxes.
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