Hello poster, I temporarily think you are talking about commodity futures copper, not the trend of industrial copper use. As one of the main types of non-ferrous metals, the future trend of copper still depends on the supply and demand pattern. In terms of supply, the world looks at Chile. As long as there are no more earthquakes in Chile, there will definitely be no shortage. On the demand side, looking at the boom level of electronic components, judging from the stock trends of relevant listed companies last year, they are still within the boom cycle and have an upward trend, so I am bullish from a fundamental perspective. From a technical point of view, copper has fully changed hands at a low level, and only the quantity has the price.

Finally, a reminder. The biggest difference between copper, silver and gold is that it has no financial attributes. The speculation space or concept is not as strong as gold. I don’t know if it is appropriate to give an example. Liquor collection. On the one hand, the taste of liquor varies depending on the year. Liquor has more or less financial attributes and has a certain function of maintaining and increasing value. In addition to residential properties, does real estate also have certain financial attributes? I hope you will think about it