2005 bull commodity market secular
A quick look at the long-term commodity charts clearly reflect a new bull as the 20 year down trend lines have been broken to the upside.In addition, the current commodity is leading to budget surpluses for these net exporters of gold, steel, oil, gas, copper and aluminum.In addition, the current commodity bull market is leading to budget surpluses for these net exporters of gold, steel, oil, gas, copper and aluminum.In addition, the current bull market is leading to budget surpluses for these net exporters of gold, steel, oil, gas, copper and aluminum.In addition, the current commodity market is leading to budget surpluses for these net exporters of gold, steel, oil, gas, copper and aluminum.In addition, the current commodity is leading to budget surpluses for these net exporters of gold, steel, oil, gas, copper and aluminum.Is it any wonder why gold is in a secular market this decade?The current market is only 4-5 years old. So, if history holds true, the commodity bull has a long way to go!I think that after a one-two year correction in the overall commodity indexes (CRB and GSCI to name two of the most widely followed), the next leg up in the commodity market will be powered by an * Market strategies such as passive strategic allocation that are successful in secular markets (such as the 1982–2000 time period) are not necessarily desirable in secular bear markets.We believe we are in a Secular Commodity Bull Market. Th