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ETF Trends took a look at copper ETFs, noting that some have been performing well lately despite a slightly weaker price. The article looked at funds such as the benchmark ETN JJC (iPath Bloomberg Copper Subindex Total Return ETN) and the CPER (United States Copper Index) as well as two copper company ETF’s.
ETF Trends took a look at copper ETFs, noting that some have been performing well lately despite a slightly weaker price. The article looked at funds such as the benchmark ETN JJC (iPath Bloomberg Copper Subindex Total Return ETN) and the CPER (United States Copper Index) as well as two copper company ETF’s.
As quoted in the publication:United States Copper Index
Copper Miners should not be ignored with the recent volatility and news in the space here either, and there are two growing ETFs in this space that deserve some attention. COPX (Global X Copper Miners, Expense Ratio 0.65%) and CU (First Truse ISE Global Copper, Expense Ratio 0.71%) have $31 million and $27 million in assets under management respectively and tend to trade with some regularity on a day to day basis (COPX ADV 43,000 shares, CU 13,700 shares).
