- The Base Metals to Stocks Ratio shows the outperformance of base metals vs. stocks alternates in decade-long waves: stocks in the 1990s, metals in the 2000s, stocks in the 2010s.
- Now, we are at that point in the cycle where base metals are once again due to outperform stocks over the coming decade of the 2020s.
- The industrial base metals such as copper, nickel, and zinc have a fundamentally bullish investment case in their favor that sets them apart from commodities in general.
- Base metals are essential to numerous new technologies that are in the process of rapid growth and development that will only intensify over the course of this decade.
- It's more efficient to invest in copper, zinc, and nickel miner stocks than in the base metals themselves.
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Base Metals To Stocks Ratio Shows Base Metal Sector Offers Outstanding Value For The 2020s