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Steven Schoffstall describes what he think is the easiest way to invest in copper producers.

The rise of artificial intelligence and the global energy transition are creating an unprecedented demand for copper. In this episode of Metals in Motion, Steven Schoffstall, Director ETF Product Management at Sprott Asset Management joins Thalia Hayden ‪‪@etfguide‬ to explain why this critical metal is at the heart of a potential power surge, fueling everything from green energy projects to AI data centers.

Explore the investment side as Steven breaks down Sprott's two distinct funds: the Sprott Copper Miners ETF (ticker: COPP) and the Sprott Junior Copper Miners ETF (ticker: COPJ). Discover the unique strategy behind each pure-play ETF and how they offer different ways for investors to gain exposure to the copper market.

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