It is good that CF is going to promote our stock but the whole thing seems like deja-vu mixed with a head full of questions.

Everyday my Google news feed pumps out articles about looming copper shortages and interviews with CEO's concerned about supply deficits. Now we are going to pay to let the world know we have metals? Can they not just contact these people in the new feed articles?

Perhaps CF reads them but are not connecting the dots. A bell needs to go off when there is something pertaing to us. IAs an example 

https://www.mining.com/web/copper-tightness-is-far-beyond-a-price-issue-freeport-ceo-says/

So while copper companies like Freeport, the top publicly trader producer, are raking in the cash,(ding) there’s not much they can do to significantly accelerate projects given a deterioration of deposit quality and more demanding operating environments, Adkerson said in an interview. That’s a problem, with copper demand set to surge in the clean energy transition.

Phoenix-based Freeport is doing its bit to lift global production. A new underground operation in Indonesia is ramping up to become the second-largest copper mine in the world, and the company is expanding mines in Arizona (ding)and working on new technologies to extract more metal.   

>In Chile, Freeport is deferring a decision on a major investment(ding) until there’s greater certainty as the new government prepares to raise taxes. 

 Asked if the difficulties in building new mines make buying assets more attractive, he said acquisitions aren’t part of Freeport’s fundamental strategy, although if opportunities arose they would be considered.(ding) 

While the focus is on expanding existing mines, “if there was an opportunity that came about where we could create value for shareholders, we are in a position to be able to execute on that,” he said.(ding)