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Currie says this is not just the case for oil producers, but for metals, mining and the rest of these "old economy" businesses as well. A catalyst will be required to get commodities producers to spend on increasing supply. That catalyst will have to be commodities prices. While supply is challenged, Currie believes government policies are stimulating demand. Those policies include rock-bottom interest rates, money printing and hundreds of billions of dollars of spending building out renewable energy infrastructure. Economics 101 tells us that when supply is challenged and demand is increasing, there is only one way for commodities prices to go... After a decade of strength, the U.S. dollar is now weakening, which is also very bullish for commodities. Commodities are priced in U.S. dollars, so when the dollar drops, commodities get cheaper for the rest of the world. Those lower prices will stimulate global commodities demand. Currie told a Financial Times audience that "every single commodity market with the exception of wheat is in a deficit today." That means the bull market is already here. It also means that investors can make a widely diversified investment across the entire commodities spectrum and not have to bet on one specific commodity. And diversification is always good... SPONSORED Is the Internet About to Collapse? Because of COVID-19, the web is becoming overloaded with users... And the internet could soon become UNUSABLE. Scientific American discusses "the bandwidth bottleneck that is throttling the internet." And New Scientist reports that "the internet is running out of room." This product could be the solution. Get the details here... One of the Greatest Investors Ever Is Also Bullish on Commodities Currie is joined on his bullish commodities call by Stanley Druckenmiller. Druckenmiller is an absolute legend. Over a 30-year period, his hedge fund generated an annualized rate of return of 30%. But the Druckenmiller track record gets even more impressive... Over that entire 30-year stretch of managing money, he did not have a single down year! That isn't just good - that is an otherworldly investment performance. Druckenmiller was recently asked how his portfolio was currently positioned. He said three things... He is betting against long-dated U.S. Treasury bonds. He is betting against the U.S. dollar. He is long commodities. With all three of these positions, Druckenmiller is betting big on inflation and is poised to profit from rising interest rates and rising commodities prices. And remember, my colleague Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld has been calling for higher inflation and interest rates as well. Back in August 2020, he wrote... Inflation isn't on many people's radar. But it should be... The federal government printed more money in June than it did in the first 203 years of this country's existence... All that money sloshing around is inflationary. Given these investors' track records, I wouldn't bet against them... The Last Commodity Call We Investigated In November, I wrote about how another great investor thought the oil and gas sector was then a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity. The investor was Murray Stahl of Horizon Kinetics Asset Management, and he believed oil prices were headed higher... and not by a little. In Stahl's opinion, we were heading toward an oil price spike caused by massive underspending by oil and gas producers. Sounds familiar, doesn't it? Since I wrote about Stahl in early November, the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE: XLE) has roared higher. These energy stocks are up almost 53%, far outpacing the overall market. Driving that 53% increase in the exchange-traded fund is a 50% rise in oil prices, from $40 per barrel in November to more than $60 today. If Marc, Stahl, Currie and Druckenmiller are correct, this isn't the end of outperformance for the energy sector. It is just the beginning... Stay on the lookout for ways to profit from the commodity bull run that these investors believe has arrived. Good investing, Jody Leave a Comment MORE FROM WEALTHY RETIREMENT Stock Up on an "A" Rated Dividend Don't Day Trade Without Expert Advice Investing Lessons From Peter Diamandis Facebook Twitter Email Share SPONSORED We're Going LIVE! A small group of Oxford Club Members has been able to confidently take on the markets - with help from a lucrative source you've likely never encountered. It's an annual closed-door gathering of the world's top investment minds. Each year, this event shines a light on dozens of opportunities for regular folks to get the chance to beat the markets. 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