The SECRET Strategy for Trading Commodity Bottoms (Silver, Copper, Oil, Uranium)
Source: Finding Finance | Date: January 25, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Money is rotating into inflationary assets as commodities bottom, following a typical sequence: gold first (anticipatory), then silver, copper, and oil
- Energy and commodity equities have already bottomed (April-May 2024) with some companies up 100%+ from lows, while the underlying commodities haven't broken out yet
- We're entering a long-term commodity supercycle driven by dollar debasement and debt monetization - potentially lasting decades
- Smart positioning requires getting in during "frightening environments" at cycle turning points, not waiting for obvious breakouts
- Chile's copper production peaking in 2027 creates supply constraints just as AI and reshoring drive demand higher
Market Views
- Predicts copper will "outperform gold over the next 2-3 years by a long margin"
- Expects massive moves in copper and oil following gold's recent repricing
- Believes silver will outperform S&P 500 "for the rest of my life" - comparing current setup to 1960s
- Dollar weakness cycle beginning, benefiting hard assets over financial assets
- Emerging markets breaking out vs SPY signals early dollar decline
Assets Discussed
- INFL ETF: Inflation beneficiaries fund hitting all-time highs
- Chevron (CVX): Breaking out ahead of oil move
- Silver: Up significantly, in early stages of massive outperformance cycle vs stocks
- Copper: At cheapest levels vs gold since mid-2000s, expects major breakout
- Uranium: Miners at new all-time highs, trend just starting
- Oil: Equities bottomed, commodity breakout anticipated soon
Notable Quotes
- "The best bargains are always found in frightening environments. And frightening environments typically occur between a shift of inflation to deflation or deflation to inflation."
- "People have no idea. The endgame prices of every commodity will depend on where they reset gold to. Gold will be the currency value."
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