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Copper, Oil, Gold, Food: The Long-Term Bullish Case for Commodities

Explore the long-term bullish case for commodities, analyzing trends in copper, oil, gold, and food markets. Investigate the impact of geopolitical factors and economic slowdown on investments. Learn about the contango effect and its implications for the US Oil Fund. Uncover why conservative oil stocks are currently outperforming aggressive ones. Discover strategic insights for navigating the market in the face of changing dynamics.

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Copper, Oil, Gold, Food: The Long-Term Bullish Case for Commodities

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  1. Copper, Oil, Gold, Food: The Long-Term Bullish Case for Commodities

  2. www.vitalresourceinvestor.com www.globalviewpoints.com www.attheselevels.com

  3. WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY?

  4. THE CONTANGO MAKES THE US OIL FUND A BAD LT INVESTMENT. GREAT FOR SHORT TERM TRADING THOUGH.

  5. LACK OF GEOPOLITICAL TENSIONS AND A SLOWING ECONOMY (EL NINO FOR NAT GAS), SUGGESTS THE CORRECTION IS LIKELY TO CONTINUE

  6. 6 IS WHERE THE “CALORIES” IN OIL AND NAT GAS MATCH

  7. CONSERVATIVE OIL STOCKS ARE STILL OUTPERFORMING AGGRESSIVE ONES, WHICH IS A SIGN THE CORRECTION IS NOT OVER.

  8. CANADIAN OIL SANDS HAS EXTREME LEVERAGE TO THE OIL PRICE.

  9. IN LOCKSTEP

  10. YOU WANT TO BE OVERWIGHT SILVER WHEN PRECIOUS METALS ARE HOT

  11. THE MANDATORY INFLATION ADJUSTED CHART, AT THE MAY HIGH

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