🚀 3 Copper Stocks Primed to Explode as Prices Shatter $10,000 Barrier

Copper just punched through $10,000/ton—and these miners are holding the dynamite.

The red metal's bull run isn't slowing down

Industrial demand meets speculative frenzy as copper becomes the new 'digital gold' for old-school investors. Funny how traditionalists suddenly love commodities when their crypto bets tank.

First mover: Freeport-McMoRan (FCX)

The OG copper giant's mines are spinning metal into pure profit at these prices. Their Q2 earnings call should sound like a victory lap.

Dark horse: Southern Copper (SCCO)

Peruvian operations give this underdog leverage to Latin America's mining boom. Watch for supply chain whispers.

Wild card: Ivanhoe Mines (IVN)

African assets could either mint millionaires or collapse under geopolitical risk. High stakes, higher potential.

Copper's rally won't last forever—but the smart money's already loading up. Question is, are you buying the breakout or chasing it?

In the aftermath of the strikes, Iran launched missiles on US bases in Qatar but were successfully intercepted. The war hunger is what made copper prices surge as the commodity is used for weapons and ammunition manufacturing. Now that a ceasefire has been announced, we will highlight the top 3 copper stocks to watch out for if the truce is suspended.

Copper Stocks To Watch Out For Next

The three US-based copper stocks to watch out for in the NYSE markets are:

All three firms deal with copper production and distribution and the stocks spiked nearly 2% on Monday. Dow Jones surged nearly 375 points despite the global uncertainty which tanked the Asian markets on Monday’s trading session.

If the ceasefire is broken, the chances of these three US copper stocks to surge in value remain high. Tensions in the Middle East rarely settle down and could get dragged on for months, if not years. While the initial fight was with Israel and Palestine, Iran got involved in the conflict. The US dragged itself into the turmoil making it a Israel-Palestine-Iran-US scuffle.

In addition, Qatar announced on Monday that it WOULD retaliate against Iran for launching missiles into their country. While the conflict is now being forcefully stopped by the ceasefire, chances remain that it could continue. If the war escalates, copper firms will benefit the most as the metal is used for the offensive stance. Therefore, the NYSE-based copper stocks must remain on your watchlist if the conflict escalates.