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Summary

The world has changed and so too has investing. The market is shell  shocked and yesterday's momentum stocks are today's slow-motion  stocks.  But in the new reality of low-growth investing,  commodities are hot and getting hotter. A rapidly industrializing  and urbanizing Asia will be demanding lots more copper, zinc, iron  ore, coal, fertilizers, gold and oil to transform their societies.  Commodities are it and that's great news for investors who  want to profit from the next great bull market in commodities. In  fact, commodities may be about the only asset class that is likely  to outperform the broad market in the future.            Although they are without a doubt  important to the global economy, commodities are among the most  misunderstood of all asset classes. Stocks, bonds and real estate  all have legions of followers and plenty of experts agree on their  importance within an investment portfolio, but venture into the  world of commodities and you are into an area that's intimidating  to the average investor, where suspicions run deep and  understanding is limited. As a result, commodities get short-shrift  in most investment accounts and investors miss out on some  important opportunities.       The Little Book of Commodity  Investing is an indispensible guide to learning the ins and  outs of commodity investing.  It's about identifying  opportunities to profit from the coming bull market in commodities.  It explains the benefits of commodities as part of a well  diversified investment portfolio; covers all of the major  commodities markets; what makes commodities and the companies that  produce them tick; why commodities sometimes zig and then zag; what  to buy and when to buy it; and why commodities are the next big  thing.       Today's world is a very different world-a  world where an understanding of commodities is a prerequisite for  investment success. And The Little Book of Commodity  Investing is the roadmap you need to discover where the  opportunities of the future lie, and what to do about it.

Duration: about 5 hours (04:49:50)
Publishing date: 2020-07-20; Unabridged; Copyright Year: 2020. Copyright Statment: —

• Business & Economics