1. The author argues that a new bull market may be emerging despite current market fatigue and geopolitical risks, drawing parallels to 2011 trends; 2. Long-term inflation is expected to remain elevated, prompting a strategic focus on commodities like precious metals, natural gas, copper, and oil for portfolio diversification; 3. Early signs of strength in commodity markets suggest the potential for a significant, underappreciated bull run in this sector.
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