- using Continually Adjusted Futures Contracts
- graphs are the commodity future contact divided by the gold future contract
- log charts
- 5 year weekly charts
- we are not at all time high prices in commodities
- these charts are not fully accurate on the true price of commodities because the price of gold is inflated due to fear
- this chart is still a better representation than just the price of the commodities vs the dollar as the dollar has been depreciated and inflation is not a factor in the charts
- commodity prices have risen a lot in the past year, but not nearly as much as it seems
- we are far off from the highs of 2008 food crisis levels
- the world has been lucky with the price of commodities decline in past few years but prices are finally starting to go back to normal levels
- the price of commodities can rise much much more
- cotton, silver, and soybeans are really at all time highs
Gold Futures
$SPX
$SPX / Gold
Copper Futures
Copper / Gold
Corn Futures
Corn / Gold
Cotton Futures (3 yrs)
Cotton / Gold (3 yrs)
Crude Oil Futures
Crude / Gold
Oats Futures
Oat / Gold
Rough Rice Futures
Rough Rice / Gold
Silver Futures
Silver / Gold
Soybeans Futures
Soybean / Gold
Wheat Futures
Wheat / Gold
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