🙌Are Commodities About to Soar in the New Year?

Good morning. Many investors bet on gold in the early stages of the pandemic, when it was clear ...

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Good morning. Many investors bet on gold in the early stages of the pandemic, when it was clear that the government was going to print trillions of dollars and hand it out. But despite a slight surge higher, gold prices haven't gone much of anywhere in two years. That makes it a modest winner for the challenging year of 2022. But some see a further move higher. A number of analysts see commodities potentially soaring. One analyst just predicted that gold would hit $4,000 an ounce. That's tough to agree with, as gold has had very few years in its history where it's doubled in dollar terms. With inflation coming down, and government spending flattening out after some big stimulus bills, a modest move higher for some commodities is likely overall. But it will depend on specific supply and demand factors. Overall, it just goes to show that commodities remain a trader's market. Now here's the rest of the news: Sponsored Content Military Defense Impacted by Domestic Uranium Shortage? 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The country has been fighting against deflation since its massive stock and property bubble burst in the early 1990s. • Tesla Adds More Discounts and Charging Credits for Buyers Tesla Motors (TSLA) has increased its credits to $7,500 per car bought before the end of the year. That's a doubling from the prior amount. The electric vehicle manufacturer has also added 10,000 miles of free Supercharging credits. The move could allow the company to hit its year-end sales goals. • Musk Sees No Stock Sales In 2023 Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk has been a major seller of shares over the past year, part of which was used to fund his purchase of social media platform Twitter. The CEO states that he intends no further stock sales, until at least 2024. • Sears Faces Last Christmas Department store chain Sears used to the largest in the world. Now, it's down to just 15 stores, and may close in the next year. That's down from over 3,500 stores in the US alone when the company merged with Kmart in 2005. 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