Selling Pennies for Profit

There's a reason copper was originally used to mint pennies. A hundred years ago, copper was so abundant that it was practically worthless. But ever since then, prices have been steadily climbing... And in the '80s, the U.S. had to stop making pennies out of 95% copper because it was too expensive. Now, each copper penny is worth 2.5 cents. We're not advising you to melt your old pennies for profit (it's illegal). But you can easily see how the value of copper has changed compared to a few decades ago. In fact, that's why thieves stole a century-old bell from a cathedral in San Francisco... Why some soccer teams in California can't practice at night, because the stadium lights have been stripped of the wiring... Why hedge funds are trying to figure out how they can get in on the penny racket. And that's all before things went crazy. A few months ago, the price of copper began to surge. Copper is now worth about $4/lb and shows no signs of stopping... This is not a short-term spike. It's a longer-term trend that is being put into overdrive as the world switches to electric vehicles. By conservative estimates, more than half of the world's new vehicles will be electric within two decades. It's great for the environment. The only problem is that... Each electric vehicle uses upwards of ten times as much copper as a traditional car. But not much copper supply has been found to replace the dwindling global reserves. The world will be desperate to fulfill the demand... One team that has delivered major wins for their shareholders in the past is making a major move into Chile (where more than a quarter of the world's copper comes from!). They have assembled a dream team that knows the region and recently made their first project acquisition... of many. With proven success in their past and a win already in their pockets, this isn't an opportunity you want to sit on. The dream team behind Torq Resources Inc. (TRBMF:US OTC and TORQ:TSX-V) is ready to take the market by storm again.   >> Click here to read our emergency report on the company << And why it needs to be on your watchlist right now. Regards, Venture Society Disclosure/Disclaimer: Notice to Readers: Venture Society publishes introductory corporate profiles based on its assessment of the interest that its readers will have in them. Venture Society is paid a fee by each corporation profiled. Venture Society principals may from time to time buy and sell securities in the profiled corporations. Opinions expressed in this profile as they relate to the outlook for metals, potential for projects, expectations about possible future corporate spin-offs and potential for share appreciation are the personal opinions of the principals of Venture Society. This profile is not intended to be a prospectus or other similar disclosure document and Venture Society cannot assume responsibility for its accuracy or completeness. Venture Society is a publisher, not an investment advisor and nothing in the profile should be interpreted as personal investment advice. Full disclosure of Torq's business and projects, including risk factors relating to the corporation and its business, can be found at www.sedar.com. Michael Henrichsen, P.Geo, is the Qualified Person whose responsibility for this profile is limited to factual geo-technical matters only including the discussions of geological setting and exploration targets.

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