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New Free Report: Copper Mining: How to Choose the Best Copper Stocks and ETFs to Profit from the Reconstruction of Japan

Japan’s reconstruction could prompt a further rise in copper prices. This new FREE report shows you how you can profit with less risk.

Copper continues to attract a lot of investor attention. That’s because copper prices recently hit an all-time high of $4.62 U.S. a pound. That’s up sharply from a low of $1.25 U.S. in late 2008. Copper prices fell to around $4.10 U.S. a pound in the wake of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami, but have moved up since then.

The dip in copper prices mainly reflects investor fears that copper demand will drop because the disaster has slowed Japanese industrial production. But that’s just temporary. As the reconstruction of Japan gets underway, the need for wiring, piping, and other copper-based products will be great. That could prompt a further rise in copper prices.

I’ve just written a new free special report to help you profit from copper stocks with less risk. My new report is called Copper Mining: How to Choose the Best Copper Stocks and ETFs to Profit from the Reconstruction of Japan. Click here to download your copy right away.

This exclusive copper mining report is yours FREE as my “thank you” for signing up for my free daily updates on TSI Network.


In his new FREE Special Report, “Copper Mining: How to Choose the Best Copper Stocks and ETFs to Profit from the Reconstruction of Japan,” Pat McKeough gives you full details on 2 copper stocks and 2 exchange traded funds that could be set to soar as copper demand rises—especially as Japan rebuilds from its recent earthquake and tsunami. Don’t miss your chance to profit from this one-of-a-kind FREE report. Click here to learn how you can get started right away.


Here’s just some of what you’ll read about in this new free report on copper stocks from me, Pat McKeough, and TSI Network:

  • Our full analysis of how copper prices could rise as Japan rebuilds, and how rising demand from China could cause a further rise in copper prices. You won’t want to miss this!
  • A top buy in copper stocks. This well-established copper mining company gets a large part of its revenue from copper, but it produces other minerals, as well. That helps cut its risk. You’ll learn all the details about this exciting stock in Copper Mining: How to Choose the Best Copper Stocks and ETFs to Profit from the Reconstruction of Japan.
  • A copper stock for highly aggressive investors that could be set to explode. This company has a long-term deal to produce copper from the waste rock from a large Chilean copper mine. The stock has already risen sharply—and it looks set to go even higher as global copper demand continues to heat up!
  • Our full analysis of a leading copper ETF (exchange-traded fund). This copper ETF offers an easy, low-cost way to hold some of the world’s top copper stocks.

This copper mining report is the latest in a series of free reports I’ve written as free downloads on TSI Network. Previously, I wrote “Stock Market Investing Strategy: Pat McKeough’s Conservative Investing Guide to Making Money & Cutting Risk,” which gave investors simple strategies for cutting the volatility of their portfolios — and earning higher stock market profits — in today’s unpredictable markets.

I also wrote “Gold Investing: 7 Profitable Strategies for Investing in Canadian Gold Stocks,” which outlines 7 specific strategies investors can use to maximize their gold investments — and lower their risk — right away.

To get started, click here to download your copy of Copper Mining: How to Choose the Best Copper Stocks and ETFs to Profit from the Reconstruction of Japan.

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