As I sat among some of the smartest geologists, analysts and fund managers in the mining sector, it really hit home. The copper market is going to boom.
Category: Soft Commodities
Investors interested in trading commodities have likely heard of soft commodities, but may not realize the variety of items that are available for trading. Soft commodities encompass raw materials that are generally agricultural products and livestock. Some common examples include corn, oats, soybeans, wheat, milk, cocoa, coffee, sugar, live cattle, lean hogs and feeder cattle. While soft commodities can be impacted by economic cycles, where contraction can lead to consumers spending less on certain foods, we also see soft commodities hit by sharp changes in weather. Drought and particularly rough winters will negatively impact supply and lift prices in certain soft commodities. Check out our articles on investment opportunities in soft commodities.
This Natural Resource Uptrend Is Unstoppable
The next big natural resource story isn’t some exotic metal like cobalt or palladium. It’s much more simple and important.
Your Extra Hidden Cost This Easter
Consumers will spend more this year on Easter thanks to a hidden cost in their grocery bill.
Home Prices Show How Disastrous Tariffs Are
Recent plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports have economists worried. But this isn’t the first tariff announcement in recent months.
Are You Ready to Be a Blue Metal Billionaire?
This is the last story I intend to write for you about this metal for quite some time. Why? Because it’s time to stop talking. It’s time to act. It’s time to get rich.
Metal Miners Are Having Another Great Year
As metal prices rose, so did the profits of major mining companies. And they are using the money for exactly the right thing today.
Corn Just Hit Rock Bottom. Get Set to Profit
Right now, the fear level in corn is the highest it’s been in four years. That means it’s probably a good time to speculate on it.
Building Materials Are Booming Thanks to Irma and Harvey
The price of lumber is up 10% since Harvey hit in August. That’s sending timber companies’ shares soaring.
This Chart Shows How the Smart Money Became Smart
As Hurricane Irma approached Florida, traders looked for possible gains in orange juice. But the smart money was selling orange juice instead of buying.
Make a Quick Buck Off Our Coffee Obsession
There is an uptrend that’s forming in one of my personal favorite commodities. And the trends line up for a double-digit move in the short term.
Your Next Glass of Orange Juice Just Got More Expensive
When you have a major South Florida hurricane, the price of oranges goes up. And that’s just one of the many impacts a hurricane has on the markets.
Small Risk, Big Return: The Safest Bet in Commodities Today
Investors want Uber and Google, not cotton and wheat. They want Apple, not apples. Food is boring. Now that sentiment has hit an unusual extreme.
Sugar Isn’t a Sweet Trade Anymore
Our favorite sweetener is in a major bear market, and that could prove troubling for sugar producers such as the Canadian company Rogers Sugar.
A Sweet Trade in Our Favorite Flavor
Cocoa prices are near an eight-year low. And as a natural resource investor, this kind of situation is a dream come true.