Core Insights - COMEX copper has stabilized after a significant drop of 22%, raising questions about whether this is a bear trap or a "dead cat bounce" [1] - The substantial copper inventory accumulated in the U.S. may pose a risk, potentially acting as a "ticking time bomb" for the market [1] Group 1 - The recent 22% decline in COMEX copper prices has led to speculation about market dynamics and potential recovery patterns [1] - Analysts are debating the implications of the current copper inventory levels in the U.S., which could influence future price movements [1]