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Profit from the Coming Commodities Shortage

Posted June 20, 2008

“Most of the agricultural markets have had a big move already, but these markets could easily suffer a big correction from current levels. And long-term investor will want to buy these markets on weakness, not sell them.” — Kevin Kerr

by Kevin Kerr

Baltimore – (TFN): Most of us Americans are so accustomed to a world of plenty that we have a hard time imagining a world of scarcity — much less making investments based upon this idea. But the energy markets provide a very powerful example of what happens when resources become less plentiful.

Five years ago, almost no one believed that oil prices would soar past $30 per barrel. $50 seemed utterly unthinkable. As oil prices continued climbing, so did disbelief. The skeptics never abandoned their misguided notion that oil was “overpriced.” So when crude retreated from $75 to $50 early last year, the prospect of $100 oil seemed like a ridiculous prediction.

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Due to Peak Oil, the prices of agriculture commodities are going much higher…

Most of the agriculture markets have had a big move already, but these markets could easily suffer a big correction from current levels. And long-term investors will want to buy these markets on weakness, not sell them. Read on to learn more.

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