Source: Finding Finance | Date: January 27, 2026

Key Takeaways

Commodities are in early stages of a major bull market, positioned similar to the 1940s rather than peak 1970s cycle
Copper is breaking out of a 50-100 year resistance pattern that may only occur once in a lifetime
Countries are rotating out of US bonds into commodities (gold, silver, copper, oil) as the dollar weakens
The current parabolic moves represent the initial surge of the bull market, not a bubble peak
Retail investors are mistakenly selling junior mining stocks just before they typically go vertical

Market Views

Oil predicted to reach $100-200/barrel within 12-18 months based on shale industry insider
Copper price target of $35+ per pound using fractal analysis from previous bull market
Silver fractal analysis suggests potential moves to $200+ (with logarithmic charts showing extreme targets of $3,000-8,000)
Bull market timeline expected through mid-to-late 2027
Current environment has "hyperinflation vibes" that aren't being widely discussed

Copper: Major breakout from multi-decade resistance, compared to 1990s-2000s pattern
Silver: Early in bull cycle, holding positions rather than rotating to copper
Oil: Described as "cheap" with bullish outlook
Gold: Part of commodity rotation trade
XLE (Energy ETF): Showing weekly breakout confirmation but preferring individual stocks
URNM (Uranium Miners ETF): Breaking out in similar pattern to copper
TSX Venture (JX): Breaking out of falling wedge, signaling early bull market phase

"This setup only comes once every, I don't know, maybe 50 to 100 years. You might only have one big setup like this in copper at least for you to take advantage of in your lifetime."
"I'm going for 50 Baggers, guys. I'm not going for a Chevron type move."

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