Stocks exposed to copper
No stock on record has a reading on copper yet. Readings are added each week as the S&P 500 is measured, and whenever a stock is opened.
Copper goes into buildings, power grids and factories, so its price is read as a gauge of industrial demand. Measured beyond oil and the dollar.
Each figure is a stock's typical move in a week when the price of copper rose 5%, after accounting for the stock market and the five core forces, over three years of weekly returns. Only readings that held up are ranked (Clear needs |t| ≥ 3.01, shared across every force tested). The stocks on record are the S&P 500, measured weekly, plus any stock a visitor has opened.
This describes the past, and it is not a forecast. A stock that moved with copper over the last three years may not do so over the next three, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.