VIDEO: Invest in Commodities Catapulted by Current Cycles

As I write this, events in the East are amounting to a geopolitical crisis that could be the most dangerous since World War II.

Analysts see Russian President Vladimir Putin’s violent pursuit of Ukraine as part of a larger effort to reconstitute the Soviet Union … with implications that span the world.

Investors should understand — and anticipate — how financial markets will react to continued unrest, and how economic sanctions are impacting sought-after resources.

For insights on how to navigate this turbulent environment, I turned to Sean Brodrick, Weiss Ratings senior analyst and commodities expert.

As editor of Wealth Megatrends, he often finds rewarding opportunities overlooked by Wall Street.

• This month, subscribers of that service have seen gains of 72.20%, 52.40% and 24.80%.

Sean says while volatility will be a hallmark in the months ahead, there are many stocks that will benefit from market forces:

In general, I think the bull market continues and you can have a great ride in many good stocks from here on.

I think that the market will range from being ebullient to turning around and plunging because there is tremendous uncertainty and problems keep coming up.

We don’t know how the war raging in Ukraine will work out, or how long the sanctions on Russia will stay in place.

There’s also the issue of inflation. Not just here in the U.S. — which at 7.9% has hit a 40-year high — but globally.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) — with 38 member countries — is warning that the conflict in the East could push up prices globally about 2.5%.

• Sean says it’s critical to pad your portfolio with investments tailored to inflationary growth and the cycles that we see today: the cycle of inflation and the cycle of war.

Sean is a renowned authority on cycles and how they impact income, savings and stocks.

As editor of Supercycle Investor, he uses the same forecasting tool that Weiss Ratings has used to accurately predict nearly every major move in stocks, gold and the commodities market since 1987.

In a special three-part series that I hosted this week, Sean and Weiss Ratings founder, Dr. Martin Weiss, delve into their cycles research, as well as the convergence of cycles that’s beginning now.

• It’s creating an economic supercyle that will impact nearly all types of investments over the next five years.

Sean explains how inflation, global conflict and government debt are all intertwined.

He lays out the next three phases of this crisis and how investors can both protect their wealth and use each phase to build a substantial nest egg.

In today’s six-minute video segment, you’ll see parts of our enlightening series and learn about specific investments that are bound to soar from 2022–2024 and beyond.

We discuss commodities like metals, energy and agricultural crops that are poised to continue profiting in these economic conditions.

Because even though Russia and Ukraine only make up a small percentage of the global economy, they are huge producers of raw materials.

The OECD predicts that oil prices will remain elevated by about 33%, gas by 85% and wheat by 90%.

Sean has his own take on the future price of oil per barrel:

There is a big debate right now on where oil is headed.

Has oil peaked? Did we hit the peak at $130, or is it going higher?

This is the big question and it’ll only be resolved when we see the price action.

The oil space is a space you should be in, anyway.

I think oil has a lot of upside potential, which will play out for the rest of the year.

At current prices — never mind higher prices — there are so many oil producers making so much money.

You want at least some of them in your portfolio because they’re going to do things like pay dividends, raise dividends, pay special dividends and do share buybacks.

In this insightful video, Sean discusses:

• An exploding sector as the war cycle strengthens.

• A commodities exchange-traded product (ETP) up more than 18% in three months.

• A commodities exchange-traded fund (ETF) that’s “very liquid.”

• Three stocks with a “Buy” recommendation that are destined to surge over the next year.

• A booming company turbocharged by sanctions.

And much, much more.

The information in this short segment couldn’t be timelier. I suggest you watch it now.

Jessica Borg
Financial News Anchor
Weiss Ratings

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