Phillip Streible

Chief Market Strategist, Blue Line Futures
· tracked since Jan 2026
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Long
Jan 23
$85.96
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60/40 dead; add strategic commodities
Streible argues the traditional 60/40 portfolio is dead as individuals and institutions add strategic commodities such as gold, silver, and copper for portfolio diversification and to fight inflation and geopolitical risks. This is a structural allocation shift that broadens demand beyond precious metals into selected commodities.
Commodities
Long
Jan 23
$25.11
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Platinum is smaller, cheap, supply-constrained
Streible highlights platinum as a much smaller, cheaper alternative to gold that is making new highs. Its market is tiny; 70% of supply comes from South Africa, where electricity outages and aging transportation create mine-to-end-user bottlenecks, and Russia accounts for about 10% of global supply. These constraints create scarcity and tight inventories, and he suggests paper shorts/hedges could be squeezed if physical metal is insufficient.
Commodities
Long
Jan 23
$92.19
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Silver could hit $115-$120
Streible says silver futures could hit $115-$120 based on volatility. He argues silver's leadership reflects a broad repricing of metals, with multi-year supply deficits and both industrial and investment demand creating a perfect storm where demand outpaces supply and pushes prices to record highs. Central-bank buying and ETF flows support the complex, and he warns paper shorts/hedges may need to be unwound if there is insufficient physical metal, creating short-squeeze potential.
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Phillip Streible has 4 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 4 tickers since January 2026.

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