News About <![CDATA[Barclays iPath DJ UBS Commodity TR ETN]]> News About en-us <![CDATA[Bullish Moving Average Cross by iPath Dow Jones-AIG Commodity Index Total Return ETN (DJP)]]> <![CDATA[The case for owning gold has collapsed]]> <![CDATA[Special Report: Alternative ETFs]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Don’t be a ‘Doomsday Prepper’ investor]]> <![CDATA[Trade Goldman's Commodity Picks with These ETFs – ETF News And Commentary]]> <![CDATA[What You Need To Know About Commodity Indexes]]> For many investors, index investing continues to draw support in most portfolios. The proponents of the passive style of investing continue to grow as the poor returns of the “lost decade” have shown that active investment management, for the most part, fails to the beat the market–especially once trading costs, fund fees and taxes are taken into account. As index investing is relatively passive, index funds usually have lower management fees and expenses than actively-managed funds. As such, the number of stock and bond index funds and ETFs continues to grow, and that growth is also spreading into the commodity space [for more commodity news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter]. See the full story here

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<![CDATA[Is Commodity Investing Dying? Part 1]]> Commodity futures markets were originally designed for producers to hedge their risks against unforeseen complications. But as the years went on, more and more retail investors began piling into this asset class, as they enjoyed the diversification benefits offered by hard assets. Now, many long-term buy and hold investors allocate anywhere from 5-20% of their assets to commodity holdings, but that trend may be hitting a roadblock [for more commodity news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter]. See the full story here

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<![CDATA[Your Last Few Issues of The Resource Prospector]]> I knew this day would come. For purely business reasons, my bosses have decided to fold The Resource Prospector. You’ll receive your last issue this Friday, February 1, 2013.

In my mind, the end of the “RP” (as we call it here in the office) in no way signifies the end of the commodity bull run.

In fact, I’d argue just the opposite.

It’s true, interest in commodities has waned along with many commodity prices – which is why we’re folding this letter: the audience is shrinking. But all of the underlying causes for the bull market in commodities are intact. As I’ve pointed out many times, long, sustained corrections are the hallmark of bull markets – not bear markets.

Right now, we’re smack in the middle of a big price correction in almost every commodity.

Take a look at the iPath DJ-UBS Commodity Index ETF (NYSE: DJP) over the past few years:

That’s what a bull market correction looks like.

And it explains why we’ve seen interest in commodities dry up for the most part. At the height of my circulation, the RP reached over 70,000 readers. Today, that number is closer to 35,000, and I suspect many of those “readers” stopped opening their emails a long time ago…

In fact, I bet if you charted the wax and wane of my RP numbers, the chart would line up almost exactly with a commodity index like the one above.

Right now, almost no one is interested in commodities. Here at Wyatt Research, we’ve seen this trend play out in our marketing, in our advertising, in our Google campaigns – across the board.

It used to be that almost all of the readers we had came from the commodity space. Today, everyone seems interested in income and dividends.

I know it’s cold comfort when I tell you that the bull market is likely to continue stronger than ever at “some point” in the future.

If you’ve bought commodity investments over the past two years, you’ve likely lost money – and that kind of bad taste in your mouth makes it tough to hang in there. I know.

It’s not a good feeling to lose money, and it’s not a good feeling to see this letter fold during the depths of a correction. It feels like quitting.

But you should know that I’m not quitting. I’m still a commodity bull. I still own physical gold and silver, and I’m not selling anytime soon.

And who knows: maybe in six months or a year, my bosses will ask me to resume writing The Resource Prospector if commodities take off again.

In any event, this week I’m going to devote all my efforts to writing about the four biggest and best commodity ideas for the future. I hope you’ll tune in.

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However, natural resources are completely distinct animals and behave differently due to various demand, supply, weather and other external factors. Believe it or not, one of those external factors can be who’s in the White House. Since President Obama took office four years ago, a certain set of commodities have thrived in both production and price increases. With Obama winning another term, it stands to reason that these commodities have a good chance of seeing gains in the new term ahead. See the full story here

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<![CDATA[iPath Dow Jones-AIG Commodity Index Total Return ETN Crosses Above its 10-day MA (DJP)]]> <![CDATA[How Much Money Your Favorite Commodity ETFs Make]]> ETF investing turned the commodity world from a difficult-to-reach asset class to exposure that any retail investor could quickly add to their portfolio. The years have seen a number of innovative products come and go, but through thick and thin a select group of funds have broken away from the rest, as they have maintained their popularity. And just like any other business, these funds need to make money to stay open (and to hopefully make you money), as they have plenty of operating costs to take care of [for more commodity ETF analysis subscribe to our free newsletter]. See the full story here

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