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The new gold rush is here, but it isnt necessarily in the yellow metal.
Copper prices are up 50% in the last year. Steel has doubled!
But there is another $15 trillion sector that has the potential to make those gains look small.
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It will change our day-to-day lives. Think self-driving cars, limitless energy generation, and more. | | |
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James West, CEO Midas Letter. James West is a professional trader and a successful entrepreneur with over 10 years of experience in the financial markets. | | |
| | | Extreme price movements to the upside in lumber, copper, and steel are signaling that inflation hasn't arrived, but hyper-inflation has.
Copper for March delivery soared by 50% from a year ago and is now within $0.40 a pound of its all-time record high of $4.67 a pound set in 2011.
The price of lumber has similarly steepened its upward price trajectory as the pandemic causes supply chains to contract while demand soars as home renovation mania grips city populations and the real estate market sizzles.
As for steel, prices have doubled in the last year for certain products, and the trend shows no sign of topping out anytime soon.
Read the full article here to see the effect of hyperinflation on the economy and commodity prices. | | |
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