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The Bullish Guide to Wise Investing in Electric Vehicles

February 18, 2021 at 12:12 PM EST Gas guzzlers are on their way out. Electric vehicles and EV-adjacent technology are the future. For investors, where should you put your money in this industry? And, more importantly, where shouldn’t you… Lead image via ADAC Foundation / Fotolia Climate change is real. The Pentagon is already preparing for mass unrest, social upheaval, and widespread strikes due to unchecked climate change. Vehicle exhaust contributes to about one-fifth of all greenhouse gas emissions in the US. Switching to electric vehicles — or EVs — won’t solve the climate change crisis, but it’s a giant leap in the right direction. 

Copper ETFs In Focus: Five (5) Ways To Play The Metal (COPX, CU, CPER, CUPM, JJC, FCX)

Copper ETFs In Focus: Five (5) Ways To Play The Metal (COPX, CU, CPER, CUPM, JJC, FCX) Michael Johnston: Among investors interested in exposure to commodities, gold and crude oil tend to dominate most discussions; these natural resources are among the most widely traded in the world, and tend to account for the lion’s share of allocations to the “third asset class” in most long-term portfolios. But these two commodities are, of course, only the tip of the iceberg; there are dozens of resources that can be used as investable assets, ranging from dietary staples such as wheat and corn to raw materials used widely in construction such as timber and copper.

United States Copper ETF (ETF:CPER), PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund ETF (ETF:DBA) - Commodities May Be The Next Big Thing; Here Are 3 ETFs To Get Started

Share: Bloomberg this weekend reported on the boom that is taking shape in the commodities markets. What Happened: Investors are moving from the bull market in stocks to areas further afield in search of returns in a very-low interest rate environment. Commodities haven’t been this sexy since the mid-2000s, when China was stockpiling everything from copper to cotton, Bloomberg reports. The story points to several developments: JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) recommending a move away from bonds toward materials Hedge fund bets at their highest levels in a decade, totalling nearly $120 billion Agricultural markets also up more than 30% in the last decade

Copper ETF Rally Could Continue on Biden Stimulus

Meanwhile, Comex copper futures are now trading around $3.65 per pound. While copper prices slipped Friday along with other commodities, the most actively traded copper futures are still 2% higher so far in 2021 and near their highest level since early 2013, the Wall Street Journal reports. Copper markets have strengthened on strong demand from China and bets that the improving global economy will support consumption of raw materials later this year. Copper is among the necessary components of construction and is used to build everything from computers to houses. Consequently, the base metal is highly sensitive to shifts in the global economy and the Chinese economy, which makes up the lion’s share of demand – China is the world’s largest commodity consumer and makes up about half of global demand for copper and other metals.

Dow Jones Today, Futures Positive Ahead Of Fed; Merger News Spikes Tilray; Twitter, Cerence On Breakout Watch

Dow Jones Today, Futures Positive Ahead Of Fed; Merger News Spikes Tilray; Twitter, Cerence On Breakout Watch
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