Commodities Rising: Extreme Volatility

Right now, the commodity market is incredibly volatile with some sectors nearing their yearly lows. Meanwhile, other sectors are firing on all cylinders with no signs of slowing down.
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Let’s get you up to speed on what I am watching closely right now.

Gold Action

Gold dropped below $1,800 per ounce last week and hit as low as $1,732/oz which sent precious metal stocks abruptly lower.

A simple indicator I like to use is the percentage of companies trading new 52-week highs and lows for the sector.

The KRO subscribers have been positioned in both the number one performing precious metal royalty company and the number 1 performing energy royalty company in the world.

Considering gold is down 5.4% in September, our precious metal royalty company is up over 25%, and the most liquid and most traded royalty company in its peer group.

Heading in the opposite direction of the precious metals market is the energy market…

Watch For Europe’s Cold Winter: The Colder War

Natural gas, oil, coal and uranium have been on a tear.

Energy prices are soaring around the world. Underinvestment and supply bottlenecks have sent the prices of natural gas and coal skyward in rapid fashion.

Natural gas inventories in Europe are low and in true Putin fashion, Russia has yet to play all their cards and has left Europe in a tangle.
Watch Gazprom very closely and you will see Putin making some strategic geopolitical moves this winter.

If it is a cold winter, this will further drain natural gas inventory levels and send the prices of natural gas and coal higher.

You can see that natural gas prices have soared in Europe in response to these low inventory levels.

Soaring gas prices mean that it can be economically viable for the socialist green Europe to burn coal to generate electricity. Which is precisely what they are doing.

The price of coal in Europe has gone up 150% this year and is now selling at a 13-year high.

Australian Newcastle coal is up 250%, flirting with 2008 highs. Low Chinese stockpiles coupled with a political fight with Australia has sent domestic prices up 100% for the year while stockpiles remain low.

This week China’s state electricity council stated they would procure coal “at any price”.

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