Welcome aboard the Lycopodium train ride @navrock1 - it's been a good one for me thus far, and I reckon it's only going to get better. Good podcast on copper here if you're interested:

Is There Really A Copper “Shortage”? [MoM ("Money of Mine") podcast, Friday 30-Aug-2024]
Chapters:
CHAPTERS
0:00:00 Introduction
0:02:56 Copper contrarian take
0:06:23 Development timelines
0:09:40 Risky jurisdictions
0:16:23 Different deposit styles
0:19:10 Exploration strategies of major miners
0:22:45 Differences between porphyry's and the others
0:26:38 Copper price forecasting
0:40:11 BHP in South Australia
0:43:22 Sandfire in Spain, Africa
0:51:10 Mongolia
0:57:00 Aggregator model
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Not sure about copper myself - however there always bulls about for every metal - they just can't ALL be right all of the time. Copper is always going to be in demand, but I don't fully understand the supply side dynamics yet - as in how much extra can existing large scale copper projects bring online to satisfy that increasing demand in future years - that's one of the topics discussed in that podcast episode.
However, in terms of Lycopodium, it's certainly positive that they have diversified away from just Gold now - and are involved in a variety of metals as well as manufacturing outside of mining, plus rail, all sorts of stuff now. Most people have never heard of them, and many of those that have think of them as that company that builds gold plants in West Africa and other high risk locations, but there is a lot more to the story than that.