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17:11
Jun 02
Jun 02
Commodities in super cycle, all up.
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to the US-Israel war on Iran is supercharging the start of a commodity super cycle, with all commodity prices rising. Fertilizer shortages from the Gulf shutdown will reduce agricultural yields, further boosting food prices.
HIGH
14:00
Jun 02
Jun 02
Real economy shift favors commodities.
Money is moving from financial markets into the real economy, which fuels commodity demand and strengthens commodity prices. This transition supports a broad allocation to commodities as a real asset class.
HIGH
22:30
Jun 01
Jun 01
Long commodities multipolar world
Commodities are a key beneficiary of the multipolar world and high nominal GDP growth environment. Investors should own broad commodities as a way to diversify away from tech and capture real-asset demand.
MED
15:10
May 31
May 31
Commodities have another leg up
Commodities have another leg up driven by severe geopolitical supply chain risks (e.g., Strait of Hormuz tensions) and depleted inventories of oil, diesel, fertilizer, and other inputs. The bull case for energy and agricultural commodities is strong even if equity markets ignore it.
HIGH
17:40
May 28
May 28
Small caps, commodities, energy to lead
The early stages of new market leadership have emerged: small-cap stocks, commodities, and energy will outperform as the tech-led cycle matures. This rotation is a key opportunity for diversification away from US large cap tech.
MED
11:36
May 28
May 28
New leadership in small caps, commodities, energy
The early stages of new market leadership have already emerged in small cap stocks, commodities, and energy. These will become the leading sectors after tech peaks, similar to the rotation from tech to energy in 1999-2000.
MED
15:39
May 22
May 22
Go long inflation-sensitive assets.
The most likely long-term policy response to an over-levered, fragile system is inflationary monetization of debt, which will benefit assets that are sensitive to inflation. Investors should find ways to get long inflation-sensitive assets such as commodities, gold, or other real assets.
HIGH
23:04
May 17
May 17
Peter Brandt sarcastically dismisses commodity inflation concerns with "probably nothing" while linking to the DBC ETF, implying a watch on potential inflationary trends.
HIGH
20:00
May 13
May 13
Commodity supercycle is underway.
We are in a commodity supercycle driven by three factors: massive AI/data center capital spending, aging population requiring robotics/AI for productivity, and global debt crisis leading to currency debasement. This will push up prices across the commodity complex.
HIGH
10:57
May 08
May 08
Hold 20% in commodities/real assets.
Gundlach recommends a 20% allocation to commodities and real assets as a long-term hedge, citing that he has liked commodities for a long time and believes they provide a store of value in the current macro environment.
HIGH
22:20
May 07
May 07
Long commodities as real asset hedge.
He likes a 20% allocation to commodities as a real asset hedge. The Bloomberg Commodity Index is performing well, supported by oil and food prices, and provides broad diversification.
HIGH
21:33
May 07
May 07
Long commodities for diversification and inflation.
Commodities offer broad diversification and have upward pressure from oil and food prices. The Bloomberg Commodity Index is at new highs, above all moving averages, and provides exposure to real assets that can hedge inflation and fiscal risks.
HIGH
19:36
May 07
May 07
Structural commodity stockpiling bullish
Countries and corporations will be forced to rebuild strategic inventories of physical commodities (energy, fertilizers, industrial metals) because reliance on US Navy and just-in-time supply chains is over, leading to a structural multi-year bullish outlook for commodities.
HIGH
19:07
May 07
May 07
Long DBC call for commodity stockpiling theme.
Structural shift to strategic commodity stockpiling across energy, agriculture, and industrial inputs driven by countries and corporations no longer relying on just-in-time supply chains. To position for this theme without chasing headline spikes, use the Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (DBC) via a long-dated call option (Jan 15, 2027 $30 strike) to maintain upside participation while defining downside risk if geopolitical premium unwinds.
HIGH
18:33
May 07
May 07
Structural bullish for commodities
Rather than buying the DBC ETF outright, which is highly sensitive to crude oil headlines, use a long-dated call option (Jan 2027 $30 strike) on DBC to gain convex long exposure to the broader commodity stockpiling theme while limiting downside risk in case of a short-term geopolitical de-escalation. The goal is to participate in the long-term structural thesis without the full volatility of the underlying.
HIGH
17:58
May 06
May 06
Long DBC as part of a combined commodities/equities position for smoother portfolio performance.
HIGH
09:40
May 04
May 04
Liquid alternatives as portfolio hedge
Gold and commodities serve as liquid portfolio hedges against uncertainty. The portfolio has a significant allocation to these liquid alternatives.
MED
13:56
May 03
May 03
DBC bullish cup-and-handle breakout
The broader commodity index DBC is forming a giant cup-and-handle pattern; a breakout would lead to a long-term multi-year rally across commodities.
MED
17:08
May 01
May 01
Entering commodity super cycle, go long.
The US and its allies are rearming, which requires vast amounts of raw materials, and geopolitical risks (Iran war, Strait of Hormuz) are disrupting supply. This is driving a commodity super cycle where prices of hard assets will trend up with spikes. Specific commodities like ferro vanadium, molybdenum, lithium, tantalum, aluminum, tin, steel are already surging.
HIGH
03:00
May 01
May 01
Protracted war keeps oil elevated.
The Strait of Hormuz blockade will be protracted because there is no military solution and Iran is willing to endure economic pain. This will keep oil prices elevated for an extended period. The December 2026 Brent crude oil futures contract is making new highs, indicating the market does not expect a quick resolution. Jim Bianco recommends long oil positions via DBC (Deutsche Bank commodity index ETF), USO, or direct crude oil futures.
HIGH
07:00
Apr 30
Apr 30
Own gold and commodities for intervention.
As the pain from rising yields and inflation becomes too great, authorities will step in, causing hard assets like gold and commodities to take the next leg higher. Owning them is a hedge against the regime shift.
MED
22:18
Apr 27
Apr 27
Commodities hedge sticky inflation.
Commodities and hard assets are underrepresented in portfolios and can better weather sticky inflation, making them a good diversifier in a higher-for-longer environment.
MED
13:47
Apr 24
Apr 24
Bullish on commodities long-term
Broadly bullish on commodities because supply disruptions and global stockpiling will keep prices elevated, leading to a higher low for commodity prices even after a ceasefire.
HIGH
17:05
Apr 23
Apr 23
Commodities hedge oil inflation.
Commodities provide inflation protection in a high-oil environment.
MED
11:08
Apr 23
Apr 23
Commodities hedge geopolitical inflation shocks.
Commodities provide resilience to geopolitical shocks and unexpected inflation, and should be included in multi-asset portfolios as a hedge against spike inflation. The current geopolitical environment increases the value of this hedge, and while prices may come down with peace, the structural need for inflation protection remains.
MED
08:51
Apr 23
Apr 23
Commodities in new bull market
Commodities are entering a new structural bull market because the Iran conflict has exposed how many large economies are structurally short or vulnerable to commodity supply chains (oil, gas, petrochemicals, fertilizers, etc.), and even a ceasefire will take months to normalize flows, creating sustained upward pressure.
HIGH
21:58
Apr 22
Apr 22
Commodities, especially oil, to rise late cycle.
Commodities, especially oil, perform well late in the liquidity cycle as the real economy accelerates. The gold-oil ratio tends to revert to 20, implying significant upside for oil if gold remains elevated, and rising commodity prices are what ultimately destroy liquidity in the late cycle.
HIGH
21:13
Apr 22
Apr 22
Commodities are cheap, buy them.
Commodities and commodity stocks are historically very cheap relative to the financial end of the market, so he likes to buy them as they are undervalued.
HIGH
12:59
Apr 22
Apr 22
Commodity producers beat importers.
Commodity-producing countries and companies benefit from higher energy prices, while commodity importers suffer, creating a relative performance divergence.
MED
07:00
Apr 22
Apr 22
Commodities thrive at liquidity cycle peak.
Commodities do well at the peak of the liquidity cycle. We are at or just past that peak, so commodities have been on fire and will continue to benefit from the accelerating real economy.
MED
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