Are we facing the biggest commodities bull run in decades?


Today I start with silver… not gold. Why? Because what’s happening on the silver chart is not a small detail.
Recently, silver managed to break through the “34-day cycle bottom” level — a technical signal that often precedes strong upward moves. It might even be more powerful this time than usual.
Meanwhile, mining stock funds like GDX and GDXJ also reached the same time point, but they haven't yet caught up with the big rise in metal prices.
And here’s the gap:
• If we want these stocks to return to their historical relationship with gold and silver → GDX needs to double → GDXJ might need to triple
Simply put: the market has not yet priced in what has happened in the metals.
As for gold… the situation is a bit different.
Gold is still below its recent cycle bottom, which opens up two possibilities:
Either a quick return toward levels of $5,000
Or a sideways movement with a potential re-test of the lows
But even in the worst-case scenario, I see the $3,900 zone as a strong support, and it could be a launching point for a new upward wave.
Strategic summary:
• Silver looks ready to lead
• Mining stocks are candidates for outperformance (Outperformance)
• Gold may move sideways before launching
And here’s the most important point…
The biggest fortunes in markets don’t come from normal moves… but from “100 Baggers”
Stocks that go from 1 to 100
An investment of $10,000 could turn into a million
Is this an exaggeration?
History says: no.
But the truth also is:
Not every small stock will succeed, and not every bet will hit the target.
The game isn’t about winning every trade… but owning a few big winners.
A simple strategy:
Study the stocks that made fortunes in the past,
look for their characteristics,
then try to catch the next version… early.

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