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    ETF Components for COPP - Sprott Copper Miners ETF


    Below is a list of stocks held by this ETF. We only list holdings in the same market. If this is a global ETF, there may be additional components other than those listed here.

    Holdings

    Symbol Grade Price % Change Allocation
    FCX F 0.23 23.85
    SCCO F -2.19 4.92
    IE D 1.76 1.14
    NAK C 4.47 0.37

    Represented by ETF Holdings

    Keywords: Mining Molybdenum Natural Sciences Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence Services Cobalt Coke Copper Copper Extraction Copper Mining In The United States Metallurgical Processes Metallurgy Oil And Gas Refinery Restorative Dentistry S&P 500 Smelting Vanadium
    Industries: Copper Industrial Metals & Minerals Software - Application

    Recent News for Sprott Copper Miners ETF & its Holdings

    Date Stock Title
    Nov 21 FCX Robots and AI help ensure “safety, efficiency and longevity” at mines – Gecko Robotics
    Nov 21 SCCO This Little-Known Metal Just Exploded 200%, Here are 2 Ways To Play It
    Nov 20 FCX Jim Cramer Likes Devon Energy, But Calls Another Stock 'Far Superior'
    Nov 20 FCX Resource Wars: China and America Battle for Antimony as Prices Surge 200%
    Nov 17 FCX Freeport-McMoRan Insiders Sell US$3.5m Of Stock, Possibly Signalling Caution
    Nov 16 FCX Is Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX) One of The Best Materials Stocks to Buy Right Now?
    Nov 15 NAK Northern Dynasty: Q3 Earnings Snapshot
    Nov 15 SCCO Viking Fund Management Sells Big Oil Stocks In Q3, Cuts Tesla Position In Half, Adds To Largest Position Broadcom
    COPP aims to replicate an index comprised of 30 to 50 constituents with a significant portion of their revenue derived from copper mining, exploration, development, and production activities. Eligible securities must meet specific criteria, including minimum free float market capitalization and an Average Daily Traded Value threshold. Companies then undergo a selection process involving industry publications, research, and engagements with company management. Securities are weighted based on free float market capitalization, with excess weight redistributed among other constituents, ensuring portfolio diversification and preventing undue influence by individual companies. The index includes securities from domestic and international issuers, covering emerging and frontier markets, with notable representation from Canadian, Chilean, and Australian issuers. Reconstitution and rebalancing occur semi-annually, with deletions possible at any time due to corporate actions. COPP may also invest in publicly traded closed-ended trusts within the index's purview.
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