Why wet than premium copper prices of copper, water copper levels cheap?

We produce copper doors, copper windows, copper coated walls and so on, are what industry? Ali Baba so many sections, but no metal decoration this one. And no copper products in this area.

Resistance should be on the red copper, not over-pursuing high - Liyuan copper market early assessment

Continuous on the red copper, anxiety deepens, more cautious - Liyuan copper market early assessment

China's total imports and exports high, but continuous decline in copper and copper forging 4 months

A friend is wearing a copper bracelet, which he says helps his arthritis. I think this is fine, but I wonder how much copper his skin is absorbing, and is there a toxic effect in the long term?
It turns his wrist a bit green.

Also, how does this idea work? Is there a chemical reaction in the body? Or, if it's all in your mind, isn't it still effective since the pain is gone, for whatever reason?

Copper supply tight to reduce the Chinese copper production

Concentrated area at the news recently, copper or repeated movements - early assessment Liyuan copper market

China's economic data only good moments, copper short-term correction --- Kenneth Li Yuen copper market commentary

When you look at the electron configuration of neutral copper, it is 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s1 3d10. Assuming that the two most stable electronic states for an atom or ion mean a full outer shell or a half-full outer shell, neutral copper should be quite stable (1 half full and 1 full). Copper(I) should have the configuration ... 4s0 3d10, a full outer orbital. Copper(II) would have ...4s0 3d9, neither full nor half-full. How come it has quite a high stability, as in, for example, copper(II) sulphate, seeing that copper(I) sulphate does not exist?

Hi there guys. I'm going to deviate from my normal means of communication and be a bit informal here.
First off, let me introduce myself. My name Is Gregory Flores, and I'm a Sales Manager for GCE (Global Commodities Exchange).

Now, I normally don't ask too many questions, seeing as how information is always so close at hand now a days, but I'm having an issue with Copper Scrap. Mill Berry, Berry, and Barley Mixed specifically.

What price am I supposed to be looking for here. Looking around I see prices, both CIF and FOB, in the thousands, and some in the hundred USD.

Now looking at the global market for Copper (HG) I can see that Copper , today at least, closed at $3.83.
That being said, doing the math, I'd roughly get a price of $8000 per metric tons for copper.

Yet there are some sellers going for $400-$600 USD per Mt.

So what gives? What am I looking for in this commodity?
Anyone out there dealt with Copper Scrap before? Help would be greatly appreciated.

I want to know the standard warehouse receipt