We’re exactly three months into the new year and money continues to saturate the stock market. And, due to the stimulus payments from Congress and monetary policy from central banks, we can expect more money supply in the coming months.
“The Federal Reserve just had their meeting. They vowed to keep interest rates at zero and continue to buy $120 billion a month of bonds,” says Tony Sagami, editor of Disruptors & Dominators. He reminds us that the Fed isn’t the only central bank that’s printing money like it’s going out of style. All the developed countries are printing money like there’s no tomorrow. And all that money has to go somewhere.
But Tony warns, “All this free money that the government has created is not all roses and unicorns.”
That’s because we’re now seeing one inevitable consequence: inflation.
In this special four-minute video segment, Tony delves into the sectors most affected by sudden spikes in prices.
He also highlights how to capitalize on this giant cash flow. One sure bet is to take advantage of cheap commodities that are only just beginning to rise.
Tony explains:
Commodities prices are at a near 14-year low. And they’ve just started to take off ... I think that’s the next supercycle that we’re starting to see, and one of the most productive areas for you to put some money into today.
These rising prices are happening for all kinds of commodities: industrial commodities like copper and steel, food, pork belly, soybean, oil, gold, silver.
It’s still very, very early in the cycle, so there’s still a lot more ways to go, and there’s still big money to be made here.
In this insightful video, Tony discusses:
• Commodities versus the S&P 500 Index, and what the price comparison can mean for profits.
• The ETF already up nearly 10% in one month, that he recommended: “That shows you how hot commodity investing can be!”
• How long this inflationary period will last.
And more!
The information in this short segment couldn’t be timelier. I suggest you watch it now.
Happy investing!
Jessica Borg
Financial Anchor
Disruptors & Dominators
