>Oil>Uranium>Copper>Gold>SilverLiterally all you need for the next 15 years. And you WILL outperform tech btw.
>>62709121Won't outpreform tech.
>>62709121But Nvidia increased in value 24000% in 6 years?
>>62709121>Boomer rocks>Glowing boomer rocks>Boomer gooLmao trade that scholar hat for a dunce cap
>>62709121>buy a bunch of random bullshit 2026>need to buy a sack of potatos to live off of in 2029>go to pawn it>pawnstars is now AI computers and they value all real life stuff at $0ok
>>62709121Okay but what about the next 6-18 months. I wanna be rich now, darnit.
>>62709121>>62709123>>62709136
>>62709121I don’t think the zoomers and thirdies here would appreciate the ease of sleeping at night knowing that the complete safety of their literal rocks is outperforming the indexes
>>62709121Oh sweet it's a schizo telling me what to do with my money
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>>62709121Uranium is unironically your chance to make it before the door slams shut.
>>62709212yup buying cameco at the current price is the biggest no brainer ever over rhe next 3 years
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>>62709212You can literally farm it for free from public bathrooms without security cameras.
>>62709224On god, what a steal
>>62709167buy ZEC nowsell in 2027buy boomer rox
>>62709268>that vertical axiswhat the heck kind of fucking chart is this
>>62709268Unironically yes, if the west doesn't want to revert to an agrarian society cameco, GE Verona and associated nuclear and electrification stocks are going to trend up and this is after nuclear was essentially flat for decades as was energy output. The easy money on uranium was made already, now the hard money begins.
>>62709268currently there are 80 nuclear power plants built on earth. 38 in china alone. But uranium production hasnt gone up. Take a wild guess what will happen to the uranium price in the future
>>62709121>And you WILL outperform tech btwI don't think that's true. There's always more of those resources. There's a pretty smooth curve where certain deposits, and certain minerals overall, become economic to mine as prices go up.That's not true for semiconductors.
>>62709361Why is /biz/ so mortally obsessed with commodities? You faggots always disregard everything except>it is used so it must go up!!!!!Humans need water to literally survive and that's pretty cheap. By /biz/ standards it should be the most expensive thing in the world
>>62709391because there is no shortage of water. There is a shortage of all commodities mentioned above
>>62709457if a glass of water sprouted a voluptuous ass, grew a wallet, and used the money inside it to buy your gold, would that change anything? trying to figure out at what point human need becomes real or important at all here
