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With the presidential election behind us, investors can start looking forward to what’s ahead.  

The election of Donald Trump as President of the United States is likely to significantly impact commodity prices. 

Commodities are cyclical, but investors know that the occupants of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and the policies they enact can make certain commodities more attractive than others. 

That may have you thinking about oil stocks. And we expect oil prices to climb.  

You may also be eyeing steel stocks. Yep, we are too.  

But this isn’t a Trump trade.  

Commodities were going to go up no matter who won the White House.  

That’s not a bold prediction; commodities are integral to the U.S. economy. If the U.S. economy is going to continue to grow, commodities will lead the way. 

But with expectations of higher growth, there is talk of a commodities supercycle. This means that this opportunity will be measured in years, not quarters.  

In this special presentation, we’re looking at seven commodity stocks that are likely to benefit from this supercycle.   

Investing in commodity stocks comes with risk. Commodity prices tend to make strong moves in both directions. And some of these strong moves can happen without much notice.  

The same is true of stocks tied to the underlying commodities. That may make commodity stocks more suitable for traders, particularly options traders, who embrace the opportunity to profit from short-term price movement. 

However, as this presentation shows, there are opportunities to take a long position in commodity stocks. Several of these companies have rock-solid fundamentals and use the cash on their balance sheets to increase shareholder value with buybacks and dividends.

View the 7 Commodity Stocks To Prepare You for the Coming Supercycle

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