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Chile’s copper miracle made many early investors rich 50 years ago —
its neighbour
is giving you a second chance right now…

While most investors are distracted by soaring energy prices, gold and trade wars…
A major opportunity just opened in the most unlikely of places.
And it could give you the chance to land a major stock win over the coming months.
As we speak, geologists are closing in on what could be the biggest copper discovery in history.
In an area that, until recently, was closed off to explorers.
Recent copper finds close to this ‘forbidden’ jurisdiction have already sent shockwaves through the market.
One stock jumped 1,370% in just five years, after striking the biggest copper deposit in three decades.
Another soared even higher…
Up 6,226% over the same period, when drilling revealed ore grades TWENTY TIMES richer than what you see in most open pit mines today.
This time, based on the data I’m seeing…
The upside could be even more exciting…
Because all signs point to something massive — maybe even a ‘super—giant’ deposit.
Back in 1974, Chile did something bold.
They passed a new law — the Foreign Investment Statute.
It basically threw open Chile’s stretch of the Andes to the world.
For the first time, foreign miners had three powerful guarantees.
In other words, Chile finally gave mining companies the certainty they needed to invest for the long haul.
And the world’s top geologist back then, J. David Lowell, wasted no time.
He headed straight into one of the untouched areas of the Atacama Desert. A 500-kilometre run between two legendary mines.
To the north was Chuquicamata — the world’s largest copper mine.
To the south, El Salvador — a mine that’s pumped out more than four million tons of copper over the past 66 years.
In between? Nothing. Just an empty, unexplored desert.
That’s where Lowell made the most important copper discovery of the 20th century.
A 26-billion-ton deposit of high-grade copper ore.
They called it ‘Escondida’.
When Escondida came online in 1990, it didn’t just make headlines.
It transformed Chile overnight into the world’s number one copper producer. A title it still holds today.
Because this single mine still delivers around 1.3 million tons of copper per year.
That’s enough to build 16 million Teslas.
And at current production rates…
It could build every single electric vehicle — from every single car maker — for the next decade.
All from just one year’s copper production from this mega mine.
Now it looks like we’re about to see history rhyme.
New economic reforms have just unlocked the mineral wealth trapped in another part of the Andes mountains.
In an area just 130 kilometres from the world’s biggest copper mines.
Because there’s something unique about the Andes copper belt — its mega deposits tend to show up in clusters.
Just look at Chile’s side of the mountains.
Three of the world’s biggest copper mines sit within 500 kilometres of each other.
About the same distance as Melbourne to Canberra.
For years, the race has been on to find the next Escondida.
This time, explorers are zeroing in on a 1,000-kilometre corridor of the Andes that’s still mostly untouched…
On the ARGENTINIAN side of the mountains.
Argentina’s President, Javier Milei, just opened it up.
Using the same kind of free-market reforms that helped Chile uncover Escondida 50 years ago.
And that’s created something we haven’t seen in decades…
Last year, Chile produced 5.3 million tons of copper.
Argentina? Zero.
They share the same mountain range.
The same geology.
The same wealth potential is buried in the rock.
That’s why the CEO of First Quantum Minerals, Tristan Pascall, says…
“Argentina is the next frontier for copper growth”
Glencore’s Argentina CEO, Martin Perez de Solay, agrees saying…
“Argentina’s copper potential has remained largely untapped despite the country sharing the prolific Andean copper belt with Chile and Peru.”
That’s why I believe a modest investment in the right copper stocks now — the companies I’ll introduce you to today — could beat anything else you do over the next year.
Yes, that’s a big claim.
But it’s not so big when you look at what previous discoveries did for early investors.
Take SolGold.
In 2012, they sent a small team into an untouched corner of the Andes — just across the border in Ecuador.
Back then, the stock traded for GBP£4.86.
Instead of hacking through the jungle to collect rock samples, geologists took a smarter route…
They strapped scanners to small aircraft. Turning them into flying X-ray machines that mapped what lay beneath the canopy.
And what the data showed was big. A major copper porphyry system.
The market reacted instantly. The share price jumped 205% in just over a year.
Then came the drilling.
With each round of results, the deposit grew larger.
In 2014, exploration manager, Dr Bruce Rohrlach, said…
“These results reinforce our magnetic model, suggesting a high-grade copper gold porphyry deposit.”
Three years later, in 2017, CEO Nick Mather said…
“This deposit is getting bigger all the time. We still haven’t closed it off to the south-west, north-east, south-east or vertically. The south-east zone alone can double the size of [the deposit].”
Investors didn’t need to hear more.
The stock skyrocketed — running all the way to £46.50.
A 937% gain for anyone who got in early.

We’re already seeing a similar story unfold in Argentina.
One little-known explorer crossed the border back in 2020. Four years before Milei’s mining reforms even began.
Back then, its share price was just 45 cents.
Then they hit paydirt — a huge copper-silver-gold discovery.
Almost overnight, the stock surged 1,406%.

And the more they drilled, the crazier it got.
Each new hole showed the deposit was much larger… and much richer… than anyone expected.
How rich?
Twenty times higher grade than most open-pit copper mines in production today.
This pushed the share price up to $28.47.
That’s a 6,226% win for early investors. From a single copper discovery.

When Filo Mining crossed the border in 2019, its share price was just $2.19.
Then came the breakthrough.
New drill results showed a copper find just 130 kilometres from Escondida had undergone supergene enrichment — nature’s way of concentrating copper grades.
This sent their share price ripping 1,149% higher.

The more they drilled, the more obvious it became — the deposit was much larger than the initial mapping made it look.
Then came the headline-maker: geologists confirmed it was the largest copper discovery in 30 years.
That’s when BHP moved in. Swiftly buying out Filo for $3.25 billion.
Early investors walked away with a 1,370% win.

Now picture owning all three of them!
Just $500 into each of those copper explorers — a total investment of $1,500…
…you’d be sitting on $52,100. Assuming you got your exits right.
Now, of course, timing the bottom and peak correctly is extremely difficult and unlikely. But I’m just stating this to make a point.
And my point is, these kinds of moves are possible in the mining sector.
Sure, not every copper explorer performed like these.
Some walked away with empty drill cores and dashed hopes.
Which is why I can’t make any guarantees about the stocks I think could be next in line. Because investing in mining stocks is high risk. You could lose some or all of your investment.
But from the results I’m seeing…
I think this is just the first chapter of the Argentinian copper story.
Because even the biggest discoveries so far — including the largest copper find in 30 years — are still tiny compared to Escondida.
In fact, they’re about 20 times smaller.
Argentina is sitting on 75 million tons of unmined copper.
So the real prize — the next super-giant deposit — is still out there.
And from everything I’m seeing… it might not stay hidden for long.
Because explorers aren’t just wandering around with rock hammers anymore.
They’re using seriously advanced tech on ground that’s barely been touched.
One of the tools I’m talking about is something called computerised mass-balance modelling.
It’s a long name for something that’s pretty simple.
Imagine I hand you a slice of rich chocolate cake… with butter icing, raspberry sprinkles, the works.
Then I ask you, ‘Can you tell me exactly what went into this — and in what amounts?’
You can’t see the flour, the sugar, or the eggs anymore.
They’ve all been mixed, baked and transformed.
But by analysing that final slice, you can reverse the entire baking process — right back to the raw ingredients.
Rocks are the same.
They melt, mix, crack, and get flooded by mineral-rich fluids.
Their original ‘ingredients’ get scrambled over millions of years.
But with a rock sample, geologists can rewind the whole story and answer critical questions like…
Did fluids pump copper in, or steal it away?
Is this part of a massive system or just a tiny offshoot?
This ‘reverse-baking’ approach transformed Chile’s El Salvador mine.
It added 47 extra years of life and boosted production by almost 50%.
Just think about that for a moment.
After six decades of mining, new tech uncovered enough hidden copper to almost double the mine’s lifespan.
Now picture what the same technology could reveal in ground that’s barely been explored.
The same kind of ground Milei just opened up — in a 1,000-kilometre corridor on Argentina’s side of the Andes.
That’s twice the size of the area that led to Escondida’s discovery.
And right now, no guarantees of course, but if you back the right company, the payoff could be huge — potentially multiple times your money — given what’s happened previously.
Today, I’ll introduce you to one of the ideas I’ve found.
Plus, I’ll show you two more ways you could potentially benefit from this rare opportunity.
Owning them now could be the smartest move you make this decade.
You don’t need to go all in.
But you do need to move fast.
Because history couldn’t be clearer.
If you bought SolGold stock when they first crossed the Ecuadorian border…
The Cascabel copper discovery would have given you a 937% rocket ride.
But if you waited until after their first positive drill result…
Your gains drop to just 239%.
It’s the same story with Filo Mining.
If you got in early — when they first crossed into Argentina — and sold right at the peak, you’re looking at a 1,370% win.
But if you waited until after the big deposit announcement…
You’re left with just 17%.
The pattern’s obvious — the best time to invest is right at the start of these situations.
And that’s exactly where we’re standing today.
Right at the start.
Now, before we go any further…
James Cooper
My name is James Cooper.
I’m a resource market analyst and former exploration geologist.
For the past 15 years, I’ve had a front row seat to the wildest boom-and-bust cycle the resource world has seen since the 1970s.
From the red dust of Western Australia to the copper belts of Africa, I’ve watched fortunes made — and lost — in a heartbeat.
Back in 2011, the mining world was drunk on optimism. Everyone thought the good times would never end.
I was on the ground in Zambia, hunting copper for a small Aussie explorer called Equinox Minerals.
Then the world’s biggest gold miner — Barrick Gold — took a big bet on copper.
Buying Equinox for $7.6 billion in cash.
After the takeover, I helped lead what became Africa’s biggest drill-out.
For a moment, it felt like we were part of something unstoppable.
Then the market turned.
Barrick panicked. Hundreds of us were out overnight. And Barrick dropped the value of their Zambia portfolio from $7.6 billion to just $1 billion.
Brutal doesn’t even begin to describe it.
But here’s what stuck with me…
The rocks didn’t change. The market had.
So if you want to make real money in mining, you can’t just chase drill results.
You’ve got to understand what’s driving the market — where demand’s really heading.
That’s why I study global trends before a single drill result is released.
In 2023, most analysts were bearish on copper.
I didn’t see it that way.
To me, the setup was clear — we were on the edge of a major turnaround.
And it all came down to one thing…
Supply.
Or more accurately — the lack of it.
So, I started looking where few others were — deep in Argentina’s stretch of the Atacama Desert.
That’s where I found two explorers I knew would be well placed to ride the next copper wave.
The first was a Canadian outfit working on Filo del Sol — the biggest copper discovery in three decades.
They were proving just how big — and how profitable — the deposit really was. I had no hesitation in recommending this stock to my followers.
Each round of drilling pulled back the curtain a little more, revealing a system that looked larger… richer… and far more lucrative than anyone had first imagined.
When the breakthrough results showed the rock had gone through supergene enrichment — nature’s way of pumping copper grades to another level – I knew they were the perfect buyout target.
Sure enough, BHP swooped in, and my followers walked away with a 50% win in just 19 months.

The second explorer had already hit big deposits across the border in Chile.
So when they struck rich ground in Argentina’s San Juan Province… I didn’t hesitate. I told my followers to get in immediately.
That one’s already up 260% — and it’s still climbing.

And what about everyone’s favourite metal right now?
Gold.
Back in 2023, when gold was just starting to bounce off a major low, I tipped a small Canadian explorer.
I told my followers…
“With gold fever about to strike… now could be the ideal time to add this explorer.”
You’ve seen what happened next.
Gold keeps breaking new all-time highs. And anyone who followed my advice is sitting on gains of 138%.

Rare earths are another example of why global trends matter more than drill results.
You might remember 2 April — the day the White House called ‘Liberation Day’.
From the Rose Garden, Trump announced sweeping new tariffs, pushing China’s rate from 20% to 60%.
Two days later, Beijing hit back.
They slapped export controls on high-tech permanent magnets. The kind used in everything from smartphones to missile systems.
What followed was a full-blown slugfest. Tariffs kept climbing… all the way to 145%.
Then Trump went on national TV and declared a critical mineral emergency, saying:
“Our national and economic security are now acutely threatened by our reliance on hostile foreign powers’ mineral production.”
Even Forbes ran the headline:
“Can Australia Save U.S. Rare Earths?”
That’s when I recommended a company with both a rare earths mine and a processing facility — outside China.
An enormous advantage in this kind of environment.
And in just five months, it climbed 149%.

Now, not every stock I recommend goes up like these. Sometimes I’ve been early — and sometimes flat-out wrong.
But today, I want to walk you through an opportunity forming at the heart of a major market shift.
It’s a financial story that every investor in the world will soon be talking about.
Because what’s unfolding right now has the potential to shake the entire global economy.
We’re not facing a small supply hiccup…
You need to understand — copper isn’t just another metal. It’s the lifeblood of the modern economy.
It’s the one resource everything else depends on.
When supply runs short, iPhones get pricier. Housing costs jump. Electricity bills surge. Innovation slows to a crawl. Even national security comes under pressure.
The shortfall we’re looking at is bigger than the entire production of Chile — the number one copper nation on earth.
To plug the gap, the world needs an extra Chile and an extra Peru, operating at full tilt.
That’s why what’s happening in Argentina right now matters so much.
Milei’s mining reforms are unlocking a colossal 75-million-ton copper reserve…
At the exact moment the world is running frighteningly short.
This isn’t just good timing.
It’s a once-in-a-generation alignment — the kind of setup that can reshape markets… and your future.
Because when a new discovery hits during a roaring bull market, things can move fast — sometimes ridiculously fast.
Share prices can take off almost overnight.
Just look at Tamborah Metals.
When they announced a gold hit at Beatty Park South in Western Australia…
The stock didn’t just rise — it exploded.

Of course, gold’s been on a tear this year, jumping from AU$3,979 to AU$6,288 an ounce.
So a high-grade discovery was always going to send investors scrambling.
But what you need to realise…
We could see the same kind of fireworks in copper stocks.
As fresh top-quality finds are announced in a historic market rally.
Why? Because the world is chewing through copper faster than miners can pull it out of the ground.
Take the AI boom.
Most investors have no idea that the data centres behind ChatGPT eat copper by the mile.
Just look at Microsoft’s new Fairwater facility in Wisconsin.
It’s massive — 1.2 million square feet. So big it needed 120 miles of cable just to switch the lights on.

And under that roof sits the world’s most powerful AI datacenter.
One single supercomputer loaded with 200,000 to 400,000 Nvidia GPUs.
Even at the lower end of that power spectrum, you need 5,560 miles of copper just to hook them all together.
But wiring isn’t the only copper drain.
Those Nvidia GPUs run hot.
So hot that Microsoft had to build one of the largest water-cooling systems on the planet.
Every single chip gets its own copper cooling plate.
With 200,000 chips, you need 600 tons of copper, just to stop the thing from melting down.
In total, that’s a staggering 1,200 tons of copper.
For just ONE hyperscale data centre.
Plans are already in place for 504 more.
Which means, data centres alone will need more than 4.3 million tons of copper in the next decade.
Copper plays a major role in defence.
In tanks, armoured vehicles and fighter jets, copper alloys are used in body armour and steering mechanisms.
Warships rely on copper-wound motors. Propellers are often cast from copper alloys. And everything from sonar to satellite communication systems requires copper wiring.
And with conflicts raging in Ukraine and the Middle East, it’s hardly surprising that global defence spending is rising at the fastest rate since the Cold War. Up by $2.7 trillion in 2024, with even more likely in 2025.
We’re already seeing the impact of copper shortages play out on the battlefield.
The Ukrainian army put it bluntly…
“For every five artillery shells fired by the Russians, they can only shoot back one.”
Why?
Because every shell needs a copper band to fly straight.
And right now, we simply don’t have enough copper to produce the ammunition they need.
Washington’s finally waking up to the problem.
The Trump administration has just added copper to the U.S. Geological Survey’s list of critical minerals.
That move puts copper in the same category as lithium, uranium, and rare earths: too important to leave to chance.
And Trump’s already signed an $8.5 billion minerals deal with Australia, saying…
“In about a year from now, we’ll have so much critical minerals and rare earths that you won’t know what to do with them.”
But, here’s the critical thing…
Governments aren’t price-sensitive buyers.
If they need 1,000 tons of copper to ship Ukraine 1 million artillery shells…
They don’t care about the price.
So they could easily push prices higher, and higher still.
Those two massive global trends — AI and defence — are pushing copper demand to unprecedented highs.
But there’s another trend that dwarfs them both.
I’m talking about the $21 trillion grid upgrade…
As the world transitions from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
Because we need to connect new wind and solar farms with homes, hospitals and factories.
Just look at what’s happening here in Australia.
The government’s “Rewiring the Nation” program is pouring AU$20 billion into upgrading and expanding the electricity grid.
Take the Liverpool Range Wind Farm in New South Wales.
Soon, a brand new transmission backbone will carve its way across hundreds of kilometres of rolling farmland, carrying clean energy straight to Sydney.
But this is just one project, in one country.
Once you factor in everything that’s happening in the US, China, and the EU — all racing to rebuild their grids at the same time — the numbers get huge, fast.
We’re talking about an extra 427 million tons of copper needed over the next 25 years.
That’s more copper than the world mined in the 20th century.
Billionaire mining entrepreneur, and one of the most influential figures in global mining, Robert Friedland says...
“Over the next 18 years, humanity will need to mine as much copper as it has over the past 10,000 years combined to sustain even modest economic growth.”
That’s never going to happen.
Because it takes about 17 years to turn a new discovery into a mine that actually produces copper.
So while demand is sprinting ahead… supply is crawling behind.
And when that happens, copper prices don’t just rise — they tend to surge.
And that’s great news for early investors in the right copper stocks.
Because a new discovery could send a share price to the moon.
We’re already seeing this play out in gold.
It’s the metal story of 2025.
Up more than 58%.
So when San Lorenzo Gold announced a discovery at their Cerro Blanco site in Chile…
Their share price didn’t just move — it soared. Up 600% in just 20 days.

Now imagine that kind of momentum hitting copper stocks.
And one of the most surprising hotspots? Mendoza.
It’s famous for its sun-drenched vineyards, boutique wineries, and world-class Malbec.
Now the province is eyeing an even more valuable red commodity.
Copper.
And this is where Kobrea Exploration steps into the spotlight.
They control a massive 730-square-kilometre claim — and it sits on top of not one, but two of the richest copper veins on Earth.
Los Bronces — the biggest copper vein in the world, with around 204 million tons of reserves.
El Teniente — the vein that feeds the world’s largest underground copper mine. A mine so deep and so vast it’s earned the nickname ‘the Cathedral.’
Now, Kobrea is following the same rich geology as it continues across the border into Argentina.
In May, they wrapped up an airborne survey of their entire 730-square-kilometre site. Mapping out the hidden structures and pinpointing multiple high-priority drill targets in one sweep.
What they’re seeing in the data is already turning heads.
And the moment the snow clears later this year, the drills start turning.
That’s when their share price could really take off.
In the neighbouring wine region of San Juan, another copper project is taking shape.
It's in the same valley that hosts the great deposit of Filo del Sol. The biggest copper discovery in the last 30 years.
Beyond those ridgelines lies Toro, Malambo, and Tambo — 32,000 hectares of untouched copper country.
Here Belararox has identified several high-priority targets from satellite pictures.
Only the pictures don’t show green vineyards and brown desert because satellites capture spectral images. Pictures taken with different wavelengths of light, including the ones we can’t see, like infrared.
Different rocks and minerals reflect light in unique ways, like a fingerprint.
By analysing those patterns, geologists can spot where certain minerals might be hiding underground, even if the surface looks barren.
And they’re already seeing some promising results.
Exploration Director, Jason Ward, says…
“What’s exciting about TMT is we’re seeing all the right indicators extremely early in our campaign.”
Ward led the technical team that discovered the Cascabel deposit in Ecuador.
Under his guidance, the site deposit grew to 10.9 million tons of copper and 23 million ounces of gold.
Now he’s hoping to repeat that success in Argentina.
Centauri Minerals is another company racing to unlock Argentina’s mineral wealth.
They’ve just raised CA$5.7 million to start exploring six sites spanning 430 square kilometres.
Their Rio Grande Project sits on a belt of copper systems that remain largely underexplored.
Geologists have already found high-grade ore near the surface.
The big question is — what lies beneath?
To identify potential drill sites, Centauri Minerals will strap scanners to helicopters.
You can think of them like flying X-ray machines. Mapping what’s below without breaking the surface.
They are measuring magnetism, gravity, sound waves and electrical signals.
By studying how these signals change, geologists can see hints of what’s underground. Like where dense rocks, faults, or metal-rich zones might be hiding.
Drilling hasn’t started yet.
But their rock samples show the high potential of the area.
These three explorers — Kobrea Exploration, Belararox and Centauri Minerals — are sitting on a combined 1,480 square kilometres of unexplored ground.
They’re all racing to uncover the next great copper motherlode.
And the market hasn’t priced in any of their early exploration work…yet.
Well, that’s not a one-word answer.
Let me walk you through how I figure out if a company has what it takes to turn metal in the ground into a cash-producing business.
From what I’ve seen, the winners often share the same three things: strong assets, the right leadership, and perfect timing.
When it comes to junior miners, everything starts with the rocks they own.
That’s their real asset.
And to understand what those rocks are actually worth, you need someone who can read drill results — not just glossy press releases.
Because let’s be honest… exploration companies love to shout about ‘blockbuster’ grades, even when the high-grade section is only a few centimetres thick.
They know big open-pit machines can scoop up 70 tons of material in one go — so a thin sliver of good grade doesn’t mean much.
That’s why I focus on what I call the Big Three.
First up is GRADE.
How much copper is in each ton of rock?
This matters because grade pays, and ore costs.
Higher grades mean lower costs and higher margins.
Second is SCALE.
How big is the deposit?
The best copper mines don’t just operate for a few years — they run for decades. Look at Chile’s El Teniente and Chuquicamata: both have been producing for more than 125 years.
Third is DEPTH.
How far down is the copper?
Shallow deposits can use open-pit mining, which is far cheaper.
Deep deposits need tunnels, ventilation, and huge underground costs.
Once I’ve looked at the rocks — the grade, scale, and depth — then I turn to the next thing that really matters: the leadership team.
And I’m trying to answer one question:
Does the CEO or head of exploration have a track record of winning?
Because in mining, success tends to repeat itself.
Take J. David Lowell. He was already considered one of the best copper hunters on the planet before he discovered Escondida.
The final piece of the puzzle is market timing.
You’ve seen the setup. You know why copper is on the edge of a historic run.
Their geology, their leadership, and their timing all line up.
And in a copper rush like this, that’s a rare thing.
Here’s why I think they could be the breakout winner.
They have the biggest land holding of any explorer in Argentina. By a large margin.
The CEO has over 30 years of exploration experience and one of the best track records in the business.
His leadership uncovered three of the biggest copper discoveries in the last 30 years — Filo del Sol, Los Helados, and Josemaria.
Now, this company has just discovered a new copper-gold porphyry system that opens up an entirely new, and very large exploration target.
They describe the copper vein as rivalling some of the largest in the region.
Now remember, a unique feature of the Andes copper belt is that deposits tend to show up in clusters.
Their new drill zones are just six kilometres from Filo del Sol, the largest copper discovery in the last three decades.
Earlier results show the site contains high-grade gold and copper.
The CEO said…
“Our interpretation, based on the limited amount of drilling completed, is that we have drilled only a small part of the deposit, and what we have discovered so far is the peripheral part of a much larger mineralised system.”
In other words, it looks like they are closing in on a new mega-deposit.
I’m not the only one saying this.
Mining analyst at Canaccord Genuity, Peter Bell says…
“We view the early-stage success of [this project] as the beginning of a globally significant exploration project, comparable to the nearby Filo del Sol.”
And BMO Capital Markets mining analyst, Rene Cartier, agrees, saying…
“This establishes a large exploration target with long-term value.”
As soon as the snow clears, eight drill rigs are set to fire up and kick off their new exploration program.
The timing couldn’t be better.
Copper hit a new all-time high in July…
And with AI data centres exploding in number, defence budgets blowing out, and huge grid upgrades underway worldwide, everything is pointing to even higher prices ahead.
And you already know what happens when a company announces a new discovery during a bull market.
Look at Prospector Metals. The moment they confirmed a gold hit at their Yukon site in Canada…
The stock ripped 364% higher in just three days.

That’s why, if you move quickly, you’ve got a rare chance to get into this copper play while it’s still cheap…
Before their next drill results hit the market.
And if those results confirm what the geological models are hinting at…
This explorer instantly fits the mould of BHP’s next copper acquisition.
Early-stage, high-grade, scalable — and still massively undervalued.
I’ve put all my research together in a new briefing, titled: The Last Untapped Copper Motherlode: Three Stocks for Copper’s Historic Rally.
Inside, you’ll learn:
I’ll show you how to download your copy of my new briefing in just a moment.
First, there’s another angle I want you to see — one that could put you in front of the 7.7-million-ton copper squeeze that’s about to send prices soaring.
And it’s unfolding in a place I know well.
I worked there with Equinox, and later with Barrick Gold — even taking part in the biggest drill-out in African history.
Now, that same patch of ground sits at the centre of a global tug-of-war.
The copper supply chain that will decide who wins the next decade.
This epic showdown will ultimately benefit copper producers the most.
Because America and China are picking up the tab for one of the industry's biggest costs.
Transport infrastructure.
Just look at the iron ore miners in WA’s Pilbara region.
BHP and Rio Tinto didn’t have a legal monopoly — but they had a practical one.
This meant smaller miners couldn’t get their ore to the coast cheaply enough to compete.
Fortescue knew that if they wanted to challenge BHP and Rio Tinto, they’d have to build their own.
So they did something considered outrageous at the time: they carved a heavy-haul railway through the Pilbara, more than 400 kilometres of steel stretching from their mines to Port Hedland.
And Port Hedland isn’t just any port.
It’s Australia’s iron ore superhighway to China — the biggest bulk export hub on Earth, and the closest Aussie gateway to Chinese steel mills.
Once Fortescue had its own railway, everything changed.
They could move mountains of ore, day after day, without relying on anyone else.
And that sent their share price on a run of the decade.
Rising from just 2 cents in 2003, all the way to $28 bucks.

Now, if you’d put just $500 into Fortescue in 2003…
By January 2024, you’d be sitting on $724,000.
Looking back, all these moves seem obvious.
So let's take a quick look at another Aussie miner that could have rivalled Fortescue…
Atlas Iron.
If you’ve never heard of them, you’re not alone — most people haven’t.
Atlas built up some serious iron ore deposits in the Pilbara.
On a similar scale to Forescue in its early days.
But here’s where things went wrong…
Instead of building their own railway, Atlas relied on expensive road haulage.
And when they tried to access BHP and Rio Tinto’s private rail lines, they spent years tied up in court — and lost.
Now, imagine if Atlas had been handed a free railway… funded by the US or China.
The story could have been very different.
Here’s what’s happening right now…
America is investing $550 million in the Lobito Railway.
A 1,300-kilometre line that will connect the copper mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia with the Atlantic port of Lobito in Angola.
In other words, it’s America’s new gateway to African copper.
China, of course, isn’t sitting still.
They’re pouring $1.4 billion into upgrading the Tazara Railway.
A route that sends copper east to the port of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.
That gives China direct shipping access to some of the richest copper mines on earth.
These two railways run in completely opposite directions, but they both start in the exact same place…
The high-grade, copper-rich heart of the Central African Copper Belt.
It runs the world’s highest-grade and lowest-cost copper operation.
Making it one of the best copper stocks in the world.
Soon their profit margins will rise even higher, courtesy of the American and Chinese governments.
And right now, you can pick it up at a steep discount.
In May 2025, the mine was struck by a self-induced seismic event.
This caused flooding, which suspended operations.
Fearing the worst, investors panicked, and the share price plummeted 67%.
But here’s what most people don’t realise…
Seismic incidents are relatively common in underground mining.
They are ‘man-made’, caused by blasting, excavating, and drilling.
And it’s not unusual for companies to face challenges in the first few years of production.
Now, this company is run by the man the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame calls “the undisputed king of junior development”.
You don’t earn that reputation without being able to solve big problems.
So I knew it wouldn’t be long before the mine was operational.
Sure enough, just one month later, production resumed.
But, the share price hasn’t bounced back.
At the time of writing, it’s still down 35%.
And that’s your big opportunity.
You’ll find all the details on this company — name, ticker symbol, and my recommended buy-up-to price — in my new report, ‘The Last Untapped Copper Motherlode: Three Stocks for Copper’s Historic Rally’.
Keep reading, and I’ll explain how you can claim your copy in just a moment.
First, I’ve got to tell you about…
In mining circles, he’s a legend…
The man who bought 5.6 million ounces of high-grade gold from Barrick…
And paid the equivalent of AU$13 per ounce.
It was like buying gold for less than the price of a movie ticket.
Today, an ounce of gold changes hands for more than AU$6,200 bucks.
In other words, Bill Beament got the deal of the century.
And he did it by charging into a market when the majors were running for the doors.
In doing so, he turned Northern Star Resources from a small explorer into one of Australia’s largest gold miners.
Beament didn’t do it by luck.
He did it by spotting value others overlooked. Distressed assets in great jurisdictions, mispriced resources, and stranded ounces the majors no longer cared about.
He bought them cheaply, ran them hard, and created enormous returns for shareholders.

Investors who backed him early at Northern Star saw life-changing gains.
A $500 investment in 2007, would have grown to $135,000 today.
Now Beament’s building his next multi-billion-dollar company from the ground up.
Only this time, he’s targeting the metals the world cannot function without: copper and critical minerals.
His new project makes money in two key ways.
The first is digging out high-grade ore.
These veins are exceptionally rich — far richer than most of the new copper deposits being pushed into production today.
So while other miners are battling falling grades, deeper pits, and spiralling costs, this project starts with a built-in cost advantage.
The second revenue stream is even more interesting — turning yesterday’s waste into tomorrow’s profits.
We’re talking about millions of tons of tailings loaded with copper, zinc, silver and gold.
With modern processing, that so-called ‘waste’ becomes a cash-generating resource — practically overnight.
And all of this is coming online at the perfect moment — just as the copper market tightens.
We’re already seeing copper break into new all-time highs.
But with a looming shortage… on a scale so big it’ll take the world’s two largest producers — Chile and Peru — to fill…
When copper prices exploded!
In one of the most spectacular moves we’ve ever seen.
Take a look at this chart…

Once copper broke above its late-80s and mid-90s highs, the price didn’t just drift higher — it surged 140% in just 18 months.
And remember, this isn’t a stock chart.
This is the actual price of the metal itself — the metal that powers modern life.
Today, copper is woven through everything: smartphones, electric grids, EVs, data centres, even the backbone of military infrastructure.
It’s literally the metal the modern world runs on.
That’s why even with copper prices hitting a new all-time high in July, global mining expert, Rick Rule, says…
"I believe that copper is the most undervalued commodity in the world today."
So the real question isn’t if copper goes higher… it’s how far this move could run.
For comparison, people called gold’s move this year “spectacular” — and fair enough, it’s up 59%.
But gold isn’t the metal of electrification.
It isn’t the backbone of global industry.
And it isn’t the resource nations are scrambling to secure.
Copper is.
Copper prices look ready to take off — potentially in the same dramatic way we saw in 2005.
The only question is…
Will you position yourself to potentially profit before copper makes its big move?
By joining forces with one of Australia’s mining legends.
As he seeks to repeat his Northern Star success.
You’ll find all the details on this Aussie copper miner — including its name, ticker symbol, my buy-up-to price, and more — inside my research report, ‘The Last Untapped Copper Motherlode: Three Stocks for Copper’s Historic Rally.’
Look…
I want you to benefit big time in 2026, from what I think will be copper’s greatest move.
So I’ve pulled out all the stops for this report.
I’ve broken everything down in plain English…
Every angle, every catalyst, every risk and upside you need to make a smart, confident investment decision.
This is the kind of deep-dive boutique firms charge thousands of dollars for.
(The difference is, I’m ahead of most of them with this call — as far as I know.)
And the best part?
These stocks are still cheap — at least as I’m writing this.
The first company is closing in on a copper discovery that could rewrite the record books.
From the early drill results I’ve seen, I’m extremely excited at the potential upside here.
SolGold jumped 937% in just five years when they sent geologists into an untapped corner of the Andes.
Filo Mining climbed 1,370% higher in only five years when they announced the largest copper find in 30 years.
While another barely-noticed explorer handed early investors a 6,226% win over the same period, once drilling showed the ore was TWENTY TIMES richer than most open-pit grades.
Argentina is sitting on an estimated 75-million tons of untapped copper.
So the real prize — the next super-giant deposit — is still out there.
The second company sits at the centre of a US–China power struggle.
They operate the world’s highest-grade and lowest-cost mine.
Now their profit margins could rise even higher as the world’s two superpowers invest $2 billion to secure their copper supply chains.
It’s run by the man the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame calls “the undisputed king of junior development”.
And right now, you can pick it up at a huge discount.
The third company is the Aussie underdog with serious upside. It’s Bill Beament’s next potential multi-billion-dollar company.
This new project has two solid income streams.
First, there’s the high-grade ore. The stuff they’re pulling out of the ground is much richer than most of the new copper projects coming online. That alone gives them a serious cost edge.
The second revenue stream is turning yesterday’s waste into tomorrow’s profits. As millions of tons of tailings become a cash-generating resource practically overnight.
Including…
I’ve done all the hard work and research for you.
I’ll send you a copy when you subscribe to my investment advisory service, Diggers and Drillers, today.
My aim in this advisory is simple:
To get you into the right companies… at discounted prices… before everyone else.
See, long before crypto came along… long before the boom in tech stocks… it was MINING stocks that created generational wealth for ordinary Australians.
The 7.7 million ton per year copper squeeze I’ve shown you today isn’t some short-term blip.
It’s a once-in-a-generation shortfall — the kind that reshapes the markets.
To recap, we’ve got…
BIG COPPER DRIVER 1: AI data centres that eat copper by the mile. Over the next decade, they’ll chew through 4.3 million tons of copper.
BIG COPPER DRIVER 2: The biggest defence spending surge since the Cold War. Modern weapons, communications systems and ammunition all need copper.
BIG COPPER DRIVER 3: The $21 trillion grid upgrade, as the world transitions from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
These demand drivers are converging RIGHT NOW.
But copper isn’t the only commodity in the spotlight.
And it’s not the only mining opportunity for investors, heading into 2026…
That’s why I’d like to send you another urgent briefing.
This will help you seize the many opportunities opening up from the new US–Australia critical minerals deal.
See, it’s not just going to fund seven named companies in the agreement.
It’s going to trigger something much bigger.
I predict a wave of exploration and drilling will spread across the entire sector… creating a new mining boom in these tiny, unpronounceable critical minerals.
If I’m right, this is going to be epic.
Right now, there are dozens of junior miners sitting on promising deposits… but they lack the money to drill them properly.
There are advanced projects that need financing to move into production…
These are companies with the right assets in the right commodities… but they’ve been waiting for the market to turn.
That wait is over.
The US capital — $13 billion pledged for starters — doesn’t just flow to the seven companies that made the headlines in October.
It changes the entire funding environment for Australian critical minerals.
Suddenly, money is available… suddenly, projects that were on hold get greenlit… suddenly, exploration activity surges…
And suddenly, we’re looking at a new big dig across Australia.
I’m tracking a handful of mining companies that hardly anyone’s heard of… and I’m predicting big things…
I’ll tell you about them in my new briefing, titled — Four Stocks to Own for Australia’s ‘New Big Dig’.
Inside, you’ll learn about the four publicly listed stocks I believe could be among the biggest winners from this exciting period ahead.
I launched this service in 2022 because I believe we are heading into the most exciting period for mining in decades. Maybe ever.
As Wel G, one of my subscribers, puts it:
‘James started his service during one of the worst trading environments in recent history. It has now become one of my best performing portfolios [...] and I have every confidence it will continue to excel.’
Join me today and you’ll quickly realise how serious I am about helping you build wealth from hidden resource opportunities across the world.
This is not about gambling on random mining stocks.
It’s about having an experienced exploration geologist…
…someone who’s been down in the mines… worked on the drill rigs… and watched multi-billion-dollar takeovers play out up close…
…guide you through what could become the biggest opportunity of our lifetimes.
One important point though — you need to understand that investing in small mining companies can be risky — especially so, compared to regular blue chips or even the mining majors.
These smaller companies operate on fine margins. Their stock prices are incredibly sensitive to geopolitical events and investor sentiment.
That means they can swing down just as quickly as they can surge up… and if you’re not careful, you can lose some or even all of your money.
But that’s EXACTLY why you need someone with my knowledge and experience to point you away from the fly-by-night operators, and towards the best-looking prospects.
As Darby puts it…
‘James is one of these decent honest blokes you can trust. He’s not up there with the shiny pants mob pretending, but down in the dirt, where he can see, hear and smell what’s going on… I have been an investor for over 40 years, and you get to know who you can trust. I trust this bloke.’
Lorna agrees. She says…
‘James is the real deal. He explains everything in plain English… He is a great geologist with a keen understanding of commodity cycles. I definitely trust his judgement.’
So let me ask you…
What are your investment alternatives right now?
You COULD keep on buying the same blue-chip stocks everyone else owns… and likely get the same mediocre returns…
You COULD keep chasing the next AI ‘moonshots’ that are most likely already priced to perfection.
OR… you could position yourself to profit from the 7.7-million-ton copper squeeze that’s about to send prices soaring.
The choice is yours.
But if you want to be part of this opportunity, Diggers and Drillers is where you need to be.
Every month, you’ll receive a new Diggers and Drillers report containing at least one new mining stock recommendation.
I’ll tell you exactly what the company does, why I believe it’s positioned for growth, when to buy, and what price to pay.
You’ll get my analysis of the geology… the leadership… the market conditions… and my assessment of both the risks and the potential rewards.
As YB, one of my subscribers, puts it:
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Between monthly issues, you’ll also be getting weekly email updates on all our open positions.
Plus, as soon as you join, you’ll get instant access to all my current buy recommendations.
At the time of recording, the average result across all our open positions — winners AND losers — is an impressive 71% GAIN.
As a helpful guide, I’ll give you a buy-up-to price for each stock recommendation. This represents the maximum price I believe you should pay for that stock based on my analysis at that particular time.
What if a recommendation is trading above its ‘buy up to’ price?
This doesn’t mean you can’t buy the stock. It’s simply my suggestion that you wait for a ‘pull-back’ in price before entering a position.
Near-term price volatility rarely changes my long-term thesis on a company. So why not use volatility to your advantage?
Just something to be aware of with price-sensitive miners, in case any of the stocks you want to buy are showing as ‘HOLD’.
Don’t worry though, I’ll explain everything thoroughly, including what to do in these situations.
As subscriber Elaine S explains:
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Look, I’m not the kind of bloke who likes to talk his own book…
But I will say that you’ll struggle to find this level of expertise anywhere else in Australia.
Most mining ‘experts’ couldn’t separate a world class deposit from a worthless pile of rocks…
Most financial advisors couldn’t tell you the difference between lithium and graphite if their lives depended on it…
And most fund managers are far more concerned with the size of their commission, than figuring out where the real action is happening in the markets.
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…and potentially a LOT more valuable…
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Let me go through it now…
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The world is racing towards a 7.7-million-ton per year copper shortage as demand sprints ahead of supply.
The opportunity here is massive.
And the window to position yourself early is closing as we speak.
So, you really DO need to act now.

Because as you’ve seen, explorers are racing to uncover the next giant copper deposit.
The market hasn’t priced in any of their early exploration work… yet.
As soon as the snow clears, later this year, eight drill rigs are set to fire up and kick off a new exploration program.
The timing couldn’t be better.
Copper hit a new all-time high in July…
And with AI infrastructure exploding, defence spending soaring, and a global grid upgrade underway, the setup couldn’t be clearer — prices look primed to climb even further.
You’ve seen what happens when a company announces a new discovery during a bull market.
Take Prospector Metals. The moment they confirmed a gold hit at their Yukon site in Canada…
The stock ripped 364% higher in just three days.

That’s why, if you move quickly, you’ve got a rare chance to get into these copper plays while they’re still cheap…
Before their next drill results hit the market.
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Sincerely,

James Cooper,
Editor, Diggers and Drillers