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Commodity Crash- A Warning Sign For Stocks?
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  • Hi, My name is Justin and Im with Commodity
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  • Commodity Crash- A Warning Sign For Stocks?

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  • No doubt about it, the commodity crash of the
    past year has been harsh and unforgiving . The
    majority of hard assets have sunk to multi-year
    lows thanks to a host of market specific factors.

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  • Energy, metals, softs- theyve all been hit hard.
    To get an overall idea of how commodities have
    performed the past year, look no further than the
    Reuters/Jeffries CRB index

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  • As you can see, this closely watched index has
    plummeted 30 over the past twelve months. In
    case youre unaware, the CRB index reflects an
    equally weighted basket of 19 of the worlds most
    important commodities.

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  • Of course, much of the CRB downturn has to do
    with the enormous downturn in the energy markets.
    WTI crude is off 53 in the past year, while
    natural gas is down by 35.

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  • But thats not all

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  • Precious metals platinum and palladium are down
    by 29 and 17, respectively. Coffee and sugar
    have collapsed 41 and 29 in turn. And lets not
    forget copper

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  • The red metal, which is seen as a bellwether of
    global economic health, has careened lower by 25
    since September of last year. Believe it or not,
    copper is reaching prices last seen in 2009,
    during

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  • the extreme uncertainty of the global financial
    crisis. The hefty copper downturn brings an
    important question to mind

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  • Is the past years sell offforecasting a
    tumultuous downturn for the global economy?

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  • As you may know, there are already some big
    worries coming out of China. The worlds second
    largest economy is hitting a major road bump in
    terms of economic growth.

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  • Recent manufacturing and import/export data
    reveals the country is slowing quite rapidly.
    Heres the deal
  • Wall Street cant figure out if Chinas economic
    dip is just a short-term blip, or

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  • if their economy is indeed coming in for a hard
    landing. As Im sure youre aware, US equity
    markets are suffering through a rather intense
    bout of volatility because of China.

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  • In fact, the SP 500 is already down over 10
    from the all-time highs set just two months ago.
    Take a look at this long-term chart

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  • As you can see, the SP 500 has experienced a
    remarkable run-up since the lows of financial
    crisis in early 2009. But as you can also see,
    the past few weeks of trading havesent the SP
    500 sharply lower.

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  • Heres the question
  • Is the recent selloff in equities the start of an
    even bigger downturn- one that copper and other
    commodity markets have been forecasting for over
    a year now?

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  • Its an important question, and one that has a
    multitude of opinions for answers.
  • Heres how I look at it

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  • If demand for copper and other commodities is
    really weakening as much as the hard asset
    markets have priced in over the past year, there
    could be big trouble brewing for the global

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  • economy-and the equity markets as a whole. As a
    result, the recent stock downturn could very well
    be the start of a larger correction. In fact, the
    odds are quickly growing of a drop to the red
    trend line in the chart above.

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  • Such a downturn would mean the SP 500 has at
    least another 10 of downside ahead of it.
  • Invest accordingly

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