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Peak Prosperity

The Commodity Bull Market Has Begun (But So Has Inflation)

Peak Prosperity

Chris Martenson

Investing, Business, Government

4.7591 Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2026

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

The US is selling its reserve setting up future price spikes, commodities are launching on a new bull market, and inflation is set to come roaring back. This narrows down the investable universe considerably.

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0:00.0

Nothing in this program should be considered investment advice.

0:03.2

It is for educational purposes only.

0:05.3

Please hit pause and read this disclaimer in full.

0:09.8

Is it all doom and gloom?

0:11.6

Heck no.

0:12.4

I'm going to show you where the biggest bull market has just begun.

0:16.5

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0:22.3

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0:27.4

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0:44.9

Hello, everyone. I am Chris Martinson, CEO and founder of Peak Financial Investing.com,

0:51.1

also PeakPresperity.com. And Paul Kiker is off today. So it's just going to be a solo act. And I'm going to tell you about where I think this biggest bull market is right now, and it's astonishing. It's just gotten started. And of course, it's, of course, maybe you don't know this, but I'm a huge hard assets, natural resources fan, particularly at this stage of the cycle. And this is a chart that comes to us courtesy of Gering and Rosenshwag. That's a little G&R down here.

1:11.8

And they've run this chart, which let me just, let's talk through it. It looks at the ratio of

1:16.8

spot commodities, spot prices for commodities compared to the S&P 500. And when it's this little

1:25.6

green line is that ratio. And when it gets all the way up to here,

1:28.2

it's maybe commodities are overvalued when it's above this small red dotted line.

1:32.5

It's fairly valued when it gets down into the range of this heavier red dotted line.

1:38.5

And so you'd be a little agnostic when you're on the heavy red dotted line.

1:41.2

Do you want stocks, well, commodities, I don't know.

1:43.3

But when you get down here and that green line is now below the heavy red dotted line, go on stocks, well, commodities, I don't know. But when you get down here and that green line is now below the lower red dotted line,

1:48.4

you are definitely in the mode of saying, I think I'd prefer to be overweight and commodities at this time

1:53.8

compared to stocks or equities.

1:57.3

And you can see through history, it's just cycled over and over again.

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