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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

The Next Commodity Supercycle Has Already Started

Diary, Newsletter

When I closed out my position in Freeport McMoRan (FCX) near its max profit earlier this year, I received a hurried email from a reader if he should still keep the stock. I replied very quickly:

“Hell, yes!”

When I toured Australia a couple of years ago, I couldn’t help but notice a surprising number of fresh-faced young people driving luxury Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and Porsches.

I remarked to my Aussie friend that there must be a lot of indulgent parents in The Lucky Country these days. “It’s not the parents who are buying these cars,” he remarked, “It’s the kids.”

He went on to explain that the mining boom had driven wages for skilled labor to spectacular levels. Workers in their early twenties could earn as much as $200,000 a year, with generous benefits.

The big resource companies flew them by private jet a thousand miles to remote locations where they toiled at four-week on, four-week off schedules.

This was creating social problems, as it is tough for parents to manage offspring who make far more than they do.

The Next Great Commodity Boom has started and, in fact, we are already years into a prolonged supercycle that could stretch into the 2030s.

China, the world’s largest consumer of commodities, is currently stimulating its economy on multiple fronts, to break the back of a Covid hangover.

Those include generous corporate tax breaks, relaxed reserve requirements, government bailouts of financial institutions, and interest rate cuts. Get triggers like the impending moderation of its trade war with the US and it will be off to the races once more for the entire sector.

The last bear market in commodities was certainly punishing. From the 2011 peaks, copper (COPX) shed 65%, gold (GLD) gave back 47%, and iron ore was cut by 78%. One research house estimated that some $150 billion in resource projects in Australia were suspended or cancelled.

Budgeted capital spending during 2012-2015 was slashed by a blood-curdling 30%. Contract negotiations for price breaks demanded by end consumers broke out like a bad case of chicken pox.

The shellacking was reflected in the major producer shares, like BHP Billiton (BHP), Freeport McMoRan (FCX), and Rio Tinto (RIO), with prices down by half or more. Write-downs of asset values became epidemic at many of these firms.

The selloff was especially punishing for the gold miners, with lead firm Barrack Gold (GOLD) seeing its stock down by nearly 80% at one point, lower than the darkest days of the 2008-9 stock market crash.

You also saw the bloodshed in the currencies of commodity-producing countries. The Australian dollar led the retreat, falling 30%. The South African Rand has also taken it on the nose, off 30%. In Canada, the Loonie got cooked.

The impact of China cannot be underestimated. In 2012, it consumed 11.7% of the planet’s oil, 40% of its copper, 46% of its iron ore, 46% of its aluminum, and 50% of its coal. It is much smaller than that today, with its annual growth rate dropping by more than half, from 13.7% to 3.50% today.

What happens to commodity prices when China recovers even a fraction of the heady growth rates of yore? It boggles the mind.

The rise of emerging market standards of living will also provide a boost to hard asset prices. As China goes, so does its satellite trading partners, who rely on the Middle Kingdom as their largest customer. Many are also major commodity exporters themselves, like Chile (ECH), Brazil (EWZ), and Indonesia (IDX), who are looking to come back big time.

As a result, Western hedge funds will soon be moving money out of paper assets, like stocks and bonds, into hard ones, such as gold, silver (SIL), palladium (PALL), platinum (PPLT), and copper.

A massive US stock market rally has sent managers in search of any investment that can’t be created with a printing press. Look at the best-performing sectors this year and they are dominated by the commodity space.

The bulls may be right for as long as a decade thanks to the cruel arithmetic of the commodities cycle. These are your classic textbook inelastic markets.

Mines often take 10-15 years to progress from conception to production. Deposits need to be mapped, plans drafted, permits obtained, infrastructure built, capital raised, and bribes paid in certain countries. By the time they come online, prices have peaked, drowning investors in red ink.

So a 1% rise in demand can trigger a price rise of 50% or more. There are not a lot of substitutes for iron ore. Hedge funds then throw gasoline on the fire with excess leverage and high-frequency trading. That gives us higher highs, to be followed by lower lows.

I am old enough to have lived through a couple of these cycles now, so it is all old news for me. The previous bull legs of supercycles ran from 1870-1913 and 1945-1973. The current one started for the whole range of commodities in 2016. Before that, it was down from seven years.

While the present one is short in terms of years, no one can deny how business cycles will be greatly accelerated by the end of the pandemic.

Some new factors are weighing on miners that didn’t plague them in the past. Reregulation of the US banking system is forced several large players, like JP Morgan (JPM) and Goldman Sachs (GS) to pull out of the industry completely. That impairs trading liquidity and widens spreads— developments that can only accelerate upside price moves.

The prospect of falling US interest rates is also attracting capital. That reduces the opportunity cost of staying in raw metals, which pay neither interest nor dividends.

The future is bright for the resource industry. While the gains in Chinese demand are smaller than they have been in the past, they are off of a much larger base. In 20 years, Chinese GDP has soared from $1 trillion to $14.5 trillion.

Some 20 million people a year are still moving from the countryside to the coastal cities in search of a better standard of living and improved prospects for their children.

That is the good news. The bad news is that it looks like the headaches of Australian parents of juvenile high earners may persist for a lot longer than they wish.

Buy all commodities on dips for the next several years.

 

 

 

 

 

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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

September 13, 2022

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
September 13, 2022
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(THE NEXT COMMODITY SUPERCYCLE HAS ALREADY STARTED),
(COPX), (GLD), (FCX), (BHP), (RIO), (SIL),
 (PPLT), (PALL), (GOLD), (ECH), (EWZ), (IDX)

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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

December 10, 2021

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
December 10, 2021
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(THE NEXT COMMODITY SUPERCYCLE HAS ALREADY STARTED),
(COPX), (GLD), (FCX), (BHP), (RIO), (SIL),
 (PPLT), (PALL), (GOLD), (ECH), (EWZ), (IDX)

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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

March 19, 2021

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
March 19, 2021
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(MARCH 17 BIWEEKLY STRATEGY WEBINAR Q&A),
 (JPM), (TLT), (TBT), (SQ), (MMM), (SIL), (QQQ), (WMP), (CCIV), (TSLA), (USO), (CRSP), (PLTR), (HYG), (FCX), (XME)

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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

March 17 Biweekly Strategy Webinar Q&A

Diary, Newsletter

Below please find subscribers’ Q&A for the March 17 Mad Hedge Fund Trader Global Strategy Webinar broadcast from frozen Incline Village, NV.

Q: I’ve heard that the COVID-19 cases are being understated by 16 million. Do you think this is true?

A: Yeah, I've always argued that the previous government's numbers were vastly underestimating the true number of cases out there for political purposes, but we are on the downslide regardless, so that’s good.

Q: When are tech stocks going to bottom out and when can I buy them?

A: I knew I would get this question. This is the question of the day. Picking bottoms is always tough because these are momentum plays and not valuation plays. I’ll give you a couple of levels though. The tech (QQQ) multiple is now at 25X earnings and the S&P 500 (SPY) is at 22X, so your first bottom will be down about 10% from here, or a 22X multiple. And I don’t think we will get much lower than that because tech stocks are growing at 20-25% a year, versus the (SPY) growing at maybe 10%, and I don’t think tech goes to much of a discount in that situation. So, you’re just waiting for interest rates to top out and start to go down, which will be the other indicator of a tech bottom. We had a slowdown in the rise of rates for just a couple of days this week, and tech stocks took off like a rocket. Those are your two big signals.

Q: With the Fed announcement, are you still in the Invesco QQQ Trust NASDAQ ETF (QQQ) bear put spread?

A: Yes, one of them expires in two days so that’s a piece of cake. The other one expires in a month, but it is way out-of-the-money—the April $240-$245 bear put spread, so I’ll keep that for a real meltdown day. But if it looks like we’re getting a breakout, I will come out of that short position so fast it will make your head spin. 

Q: Do you like Palantir (PLTR)?

A: Absolutely yes—screaming LEAP candidate. It traded all the way down to $20 two weeks ago and is trading around $25 now. It’s a huge data firm, lots of CIA and defense work, huge government contracts extending out for years, cutting edge technology, and run by a nut job, so yes screaming buy at this level.

Q: Freeport McMoRan (FCX) is taking some pain here, is this still a buy and hold?

A: Yes, it’s taking the pain along with all the other domestic stocks, which is natural. In their case though, it’s up almost 10x from its bottom a year ago where we recommended it, so yeah I'd say time for a rest. So I’m still a buyer of the metals and (FCX) on dips, but like all other metals, it did get overextended. EV manufacturing is doubling this year, which uses a ton of copper. The same is true with solar panels and Chinese industrial recovery. When all your major markets are doubling in size, it’s usually good for the stock. I peaked at $50 in the last cycle and could touch $100 in this one.

Q: What are your thoughts about the Lucid EV SPAC, Churchill Capital IV (CCIV)?

A: Don’t touch it with a ten-foot pole. They only have 1 or 2 concept vehicles for high-end investors to test drive. The rumor is that their main factory will be in Saudi Arabia where the bulk of the seed capital came from. They’ll never catch up with Tesla (TSLA) on the technology. There's always going to be a few niche $250,000 cars out there, and they have no proof they can actually make these things. When they get to a million vehicles a year, then I might be interested. But they haven't done the hard part yet, which is mass-producing battery packs for a million cars. They've only done the easy part which is designing one sexy prototype to raise money. So, stay away from Lucid, I don’t think they’re going to make it.

Q: What about oil?

A: I am avoiding oil plays like the plague.

Q: When do you anticipate your luncheons to be back?

A: Maybe in 2023. I don’t want to scare off my customers by inviting them to a lunch where they all get COVID-19. If I did have a lunch, I’d have a vaccine requirement and a temperature gun to hit them at the door like everywhere else. I really miss meeting subscribers in person.

Q: Should I buy banks like JP Morgan (JPM) at this level?

A: I would say no. That ship has sailed. Wait for a steeper selloff or just let it run. We’ve already had an enormous move and you don’t want to chase it with a low discipline trade, which is what that would be.

Q: What do you think of silver (SLV)?

A: It’s a buy long term, short term it’s in the grim spiral of death along with the other precious metals, which absolutely hate rising interest rates. A silver long here is the equivalent of a bond (TLT) long. When you do go into silver, buy Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM) for the leveraged long play.

Q: Is 3M (MMM) going to extend the upside?

A: Probably yes, that's a classic American industrial play and a great company. I have friends who work there. How could we live without Post-it notes, Scotch Tape, and Covid-19 N-95 masks?

Q: What about Square (SQ)?

A: I love it in the long term, buy on the dips and buy it through LEAPS (long term equity anticipation securities).

Q: Should I unwind my leveraged financial ETF?

A: I’d say take a piece off, yeah; you never get fired for taking a profit. And they have had a tremendous move. Plus of course, the flip side of taking profits on domestic recovery stocks is to buy tech with that money. And eventually, that's what the entire market will do, it just may still be a little bit early.

Q: What’s a good target for LEAPS for CRISPR (CRSP) and Palantir (PLTR)?

A: Put your first strike 30% higher than today’s stock price and go 2 years out in maturity. I noticed on some names, the June 2023’s are starting to trade, but they’re highly illiquid. But if you put a bid in there and you get a market meltdown, you will get hit.

Q: If the long-term future for oil (USO) is so bad, why is it $65?

A: A few reasons. #1, huge short covering action. #2, economy recovery faster than people expected because of the stimulus. #3, a lot of people, mostly in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana, don’t believe that there will be an all-electric grid in 20 years and think that oil will be in demand forever, including the entire oil industry, so they’re in there buying. And #4, the Saudis have held back with production increases to push the price up, so they’re letting it run so they can sell at a higher price. When they do sell, oil crashes again.

Q: Can we re-watch this presentation?

A: Yes, we post it about 2 hours later on the website so all our people in about 135 countries can access it whenever they like. Just log in to www.madhedgefundtrader.com, go to MY ACCOUNT, click on GLOBAL TRADING DISPATCH, then WEBINARS, and all the webinars from the last ten years are there in all their glory.

Q: How often do you have these webinars?

A: Every two weeks, and if you need help accessing it on your account page, email customer support at support@madhedgefundtrader.com.

Q: Is it time to initiate short positions on oil companies?

A: Not yet but keep it in the back of your mind. When some of the super-hot economic data come out after Q2, that may be your short in oil—then we may get into the $70’s a barrel. But not yet, there’s still too much upward momentum.

Q: Do you think we will see the 30-year fix below a 3.00% yield again?

A: Yes, in the next recession, which may be 5 or 10 years off because we’re starting at such a low base.

Q: Regarding copper, EV motors require a ton of copper. Doesn’t that make the metals a BUY?

A: That is true, and why we recommended Freeport McMoRan at $4 a year ago and recommended buying every dip. Each one of these rotor motors on each wheel of a Tesla weighs about 100 lbs—I’ve lifted them. Remember I tore apart a Tesla once just to see what made it tick, and they’re really heavy, and they use a lot of copper, and silver as well. So that has always been the bull market case for copper, as well as the fact that China re-emerged as a major buyer for their industrial buildout. That’s why we had a long in the SPDR S&P Metals and Mining ETF (XME).

Q: Do you foresee a good opportunity to go heavy into margin again?

A: Maybe if we get a decent selloff this summer, but you’ll never get the opportunity we had a year ago when you really wanted to put 100% of your portfolio into 2-year LEAPS. The people who did that made many tens of millions of dollars, which is why I get a free bottle of Bourbon every month. That was a once in 20 years event.

Q: What is your 2021 target for the S&P 500 (SPX)?

A: $4,860. It’s in my strategy letter which I sent out on January 6th, and that is all still posted on the website, click here for it. 

Q: How do I renew my subscription with your company, and how do I figure out what I bought?

A: Email customer support at support@madhedgefundtrader.com and they will answer you immediately.

Q: Do you follow the iShares IBoxx High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (HYG)?

A: Yes, that is the high yield junk bond fund, but I have been avoiding long bond plays, as you may have noticed with my screaming short of the past year. We list (HYG) in these slides in the Bonds section.

To watch a replay of this webinar, just log in to www.madhedgefundtrader.com , go to MY ACCOUNT, click on GLOBAL TRADING DISPATCH or TECHNOLOGY LETTER (as the case may be), then WEBINARS, and all the webinars from the last ten years are there in all their glory.

Good Luck and Stay Healthy.

John Thomas
CEO & Publisher
The Diary of a Mad Hedge Fund Trader

 

 

 

 

 

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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

February 11, 2021

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
February 11, 2021
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(THE NEXT COMMODITY SUPER CYCLE HAS ALREADY STARTED),
(COPX), (GLD), (FCX), (BHP), (RIO), (SIL),
 (PPLT), (PALL), (GOLD), (ECH), (EWZ), (IDX)

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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

January 10, 2020

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
January 10, 2020
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 PERTH, AUSTRALIA STRATEGY LUNCHEON)
(JANUARY 8 BIWEEKLY STRATEGY WEBINAR Q&A),
(VIX), (VXX), (TSLA), (SIL), (SLV),
 (WPM), (RTN), (NOC), (LMT), (BA), (EEM)

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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

January 8 Biweekly Strategy Webinar Q&A

Diary, Newsletter

Below please find subscribers’ Q&A for the Mad Hedge Fund Trader January 8 Global Strategy Webinar broadcast from Silicon Valley, CA with my guest and co-host Bill Davis of the Mad Day Trader. Keep those questions coming!

Q: If the market is doing so well, why is the Fed flooding the market with liquidity?

A: It’s election year, so their primary focus is to get the president reelected and do everything they can to make sure that happens. If we continue at the current rate, the Fed will have zero ability to get us out of the next recession which will make it much deeper than it would be otherwise. Doing this level of borrowing and keeping interest rates near zero with the stock market going up 30% a year is insane, and we will be severely punished for it in the future.

Q: With the Volatility Index (VIX) near a 12-month low and the Mad Hedge Market Timing Index near an all-time high, is this a good time to put on LEAPs for the (VXX)?

A: Yes, in fact, a (VXX) LEAP (Long Term Equity Participation Security, or one-year-plus option spread),  is the only LEAP I would put on right now. I get asked about LEAPs every day because returns on them are so huge, but I am holding back on a trade alert on a (VXX) leap because it seems like in January they really want to run this market high and run volatility down low. On the next move to a (VIX) in the $11 handle, you want to put out a one-year LEAP with a $16 strike. And that is essentially a guarantee that you will make money sometime in the coming year on a big down move in the stock market. (VXX) LEAPs are coming, just not yet.

Q: Do you think Iran is done with their attacks against the US or will there be more?

A: The belief there will be no more attacks is to call the end of a 40-year trend. There will be more attacks, and those are going to be your long side entry points. Every geopolitical crisis for the last 10 years has been a great entry point on the long side and the next one will be no different. Just hope you are not one of the victims.

Q: What would a war with Iran mean for the US economy and should I buy defense stocks?

A: You can take the Iraq war, which cost us about $4 trillion, and multiply that by three times to $12 trillion because Iran’s economy is three times the size of Iraq and has a much more sophisticated military. The Iranians are really in a good position because they know the US has no appetite for another Iraq, Afghanistan, or Vietnam. They just want us out of their neighborhood. As far as defense stocks, those really move on very long-term investments and production for government contracts. When you get an attack like this, you get a one-day pop of 5% and then they usually give it all back. So, I wouldn't be chasing defense stocks like Lockheed Martin (LMT), Northrop Grumman (NOC), and Raytheon (RTN) at these high levels—it’s a very high-risk trade.

Q: Will Boeing (BA) take heat from the Ukrainian crash in Tehran?

A: Yes. It’s down about $5, and you might even consider running the numbers on a February call spread. This may be the last chance to get into Boeing at those low levels. The 737 MAX will fly this year, their most important product.

Q: What’s your opinion on Thai Baht?

A: This really is the home here for opinion on all asset classes, large and small. The Thai Baht will rise. It’s a weak dollar play. Money is pouring into all the emerging currencies because of the massive overborrowing that’s going on in the U.S. Countries that overborrow and print money like crazy always debase their currencies over the long term. That makes emerging markets (EEM) a great buy, which are trading at half the valuation levels of US ones.

Q: U.S. hog farmers missed the opportunity of a lifetime last year because of African Swine Flu. Any thoughts on the price of pork and commodities for 2020?

A: They should do better now that we’re at least getting relief from an escalation of the trade war. However, I gave up covering agriculture because the American farmer is just too efficient; every year they just produce more and more crops with fewer and fewer inputs—it’s a loser’s game. They occasionally get bad weather and get a big price spike, but that Is totally unpredictable. I'm staying away from ag stocks. In terms of buying soybeans or Apple, or Google, or Amazon, I’ll take the tech stocks any day over ag’s. Plus, the insiders have a big advantage in ag’s.

Q: What is the ticker symbol for the Silver ETFs?

A: The Silver metal ETF is (SLV), Silver miners is (SIL), and the Silver Royalty Trust, Wheaton Precious Metals, is (WPM).

Q: Why has volatility been so minimal even with massive geopolitical risk going up?

A: Liquidity trumps all. This month, the fed is pumping a record $160 billion into the financial system, and all that money is going into stocks, making them go up and making volatility go down. Until that changes, this trend will continue.

Q: Apple just passed $300, is the next stop $400?

A: Yes, and we could get that this year in the run up to 5G in September. By the way, my average cost on my Apple shares split adjusted is 50 cents. I bought it in the late 1990s when the company was weeks away from bankruptcy.

Q: Any thoughts on Tesla (TSLA)?

A: Yes, go out and buy the car, not the stock. Wait for some kind of pullback. We have just had a fantastic run of good news kicking the stock from $180 up to $490. I think we will make it up to $550 on this run. But you don’t want to get involved unless you’re a day trader because now the risk is very high. The next big move for Tesla is going to be the announcement of a production factory in Berlin, where they will try to take on Mercedes, BMW, VW, and Audi on their home turf. Then, they will own Europe.

Good Luck and Good Trading
John Thomas
CEO & Publisher
The Diary of a Mad Hedge Fund Trader

 

 

 

 

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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

December 17, 2019

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
December 17, 2019
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA STRATEGY LUNCHEON)
(THE NEXT COMMODITY SUPER CYCLE HAS ALREADY STARTED)
(COPX), (GLD), (FCX), (BHP), (RIO), (SIL),
 (PPLT), (PALL), (GOLD), (ECH), (EWZ), (IDX)

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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

September 6, 2019

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
September 6, 2019
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(SEPTEMBER 4 BIWEEKLY STRATEGY WEBINAR Q&A),
(INDU), (FXY), (FXB), (USO), (XLE), (TLT), (TBT),
(FB), (AMZN), (MSFT), (DIS), (WMT), (IWM), (TSLA), (ROKU), (UBER), (LYFT), (SLV), (SIL)

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