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Is the Commodities Bull Market Over?

Great post.

Fundamentally I agree that commodities are still very much bullish. I read another couple articles today on similar topic to yours.

On TradersCorner, this post agrees that fundamentally, Oil and Gas are bullish:
www.traderscorner.ca/c...

Secondly, a post on the Stock Research Portal Blog by Ian Campbell questions whether Oil statistics are meaningful, and if meaningless oil
statistics are the reason we see so many price swings in the Oil market.
www.stockresearchporta.../

Is the Commodities Bull Market Over?

Great post.

Fundamentally I agree that commodities are still very much bullish. I read another couple articles today on similar topic to yours.

On TradersCorner, this post agrees that fundamentally, Oil and Gas are bullish:
www.traderscorner.ca/c...

Secondly, a post on the Stock Research Portal Blog by Ian Campbell questions whether Oil statistics are meaningful, and if meaningless oil
statistics are the reason we see so many price swings in the Oil market.
www.stockresearchporta......

Weekly Commodities Outlook: August 4th – August 8th

After such a strong downturn, commodities should be recovering by year-end. Goldman Sachs put oil at a price of $150 a barrel by December, which doesbn't seem as much of a stretch.

Everyone Wants the Commodity Bubble To Be Pricked

I wouldn't say there is a bubble. For the most part, the run up is a genuine consequence of a spike in demand over the last few year due to the emerging markets. One would expect the run up to continue in the near and far future, as demand will increase once Africa can stand on its feet.