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The chart above is constructed with some copy and paste skills between the CRB Index from Stock Charts and Merrill Lynch valuation data on BRIC resource companies. The majority of the time, stock investors claim it is difficult to invest in alternative assets like commodities because they do not pay an income nor can they be valued like the stock market.
Well, nothing is perfect, but maybe the chart above can help one out in that department. One thing is for sure, commodities look very cheap relative to their peak in 2008 and even more so, especially relative to US equities! Confirming this low valuation is extremely underweight position on Metals & Mining sector by global fund managers. Instead, they are opting to participate in Biotech.
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