Members Only (Commodities Weekly) We're Fertilizing Our Portfolios 🪴 By Sam Gatlin, Jason Perz January 24, 2025 We've been obnoxious about our natural gas trade recently, and we still think it has tremendous upside from the current level.That's why we outlined the coal industry and our favorite miner last week.But that's not all. We're also stalking the agricultural inputs industry, which is levered to the price of natural gas, for a breakout.The bulls are threatening to take control of our Fertilizer Index: Our Fertilizer Index is an equal-weight basket of 11 stocks from the agricultural inputs industry like Corteva $CTVA, Nutrien $NTR, and Mosaic $MOS.The price fell to a new cycle low in December, but the bulls quickly stepped up and created a textbook failed breakdown. To quote Steve Strazza, "I like a shakeout with my breakout." That's exactly what's happening here!If and when the bulls can complete this bottoming formation, we want to be long the best stocks in the industry. That's why we're outlining our favorite fertilizer setups at the end of this post, but only ASC Premium Members can see them.Do you think it's time to buy these stocks? Let us know what you think.Commitment of Traders HighlightsCommercial hedgers added over 48,000 contracts to their largest net-long sugar position since late 2019.Commercials unwound over 3,000 contracts from their largest net-long euro position since 2020.Commercial hedgers added over 43,000 contracts to their net-short US 30Y Treasury Bond position.👉 Click here to download the All Star Charts COT Heatmap Here are our favorite fertilizer stocks & how we're trading them: 👇 You need to have a subscription to access this content in full. Log in or subscribe today to unlock new features and receive Member Benefits. Log in or Subscribe Supercycle Report Service Menu Service (All Star Charts Gold Rush) Gold Rush Videos Precious Metals The Commodity Letter Trade Ideas Special Reports Contact Supercycle Stocks More from Supercycle Report Ricardo Sarraf Boomtown March 24, 2026 Sam Gatlin Jason Perz A Transition in Commodity Leadership Gold’s relative dominance is fading as energy and other sectors begin to take control. March 23, 2026 Sam Gatlin Jason Perz Passing the Baton Metals led the charge, but now agriculture is taking over. March 20, 2026 More from Supercycle Report Supercycle Stocks Subscribe Supercycle Stocks Live Watch Now
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