Other Commodities

Most people don’t realize is just how closely some currencies track certain commodities - specifically oil, copper and iron ore. Below are 5 world currencies that...[have significant correlation to such commodity prices].

Being contrarian is about doing your own thorough research, and not being afraid to look at things the crowd won’t - or asking the questions that many don’t want to ask - but what it really means is having the courage to buy when everyone else is afraid and fear and misunderstanding has created a huge opportunity in the uranium market. Prices have bottomed out and are beginning to sharply recover. It’s the time to do your portfolio a favor and add uranium positions to it

This infographic illustrates why these 4 billionaires invest some of their holdings in precious metals.

This infographic illustrates 5 key reasons why it is important to own some platinum and/or palladium.

Today’s infographic comes to us from Evolve ETFs, and it shows what investors should know as the legal cannabis sector comes out of the dark.

As recreational legalization of marijuana in Canada approaches this summer, these companies have plans to meet the upcoming demand. If marijuana continues its rally, the Canadian marijuana stocks on our list could see strong returns in both the short and long term.

The evidence is increasingly pointing to this potentially being a secular bottom in commodities and energy stocks in particular. In fact, we think 2018 will be the year of the commodity bull. Below is the evidence to support this forecast.

Some basic math shows that the coming electric car boom will create a super boom in copper demand. In 2016, EVs made up 1.6% of the total U.S. car market and it is expected that EVs will make up 4% by 2021 and - get this - by 2030, the adoption of EVs in the U.S. will be 34%. What does that mean for copper demand?

We have identified four Canadian copper stocks that have declined 9.3% on average, underperforming their benchmark Global X Copper Miners ETF (COPX) which has only declined 6.4%. In addition, the stocks covered trade at Forward Price to Cash Flow Ratios (NTM) well below their peer average of 5.31x.

If wealth preservation investors get out of their stocks and buy silver, they are likely to avoid the most massive wealth destruction in the next few years. Let me explain.