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I have written a lot about select commodities and the potential for breakouts across the commodities industry.
Recently, I have highlighted key inflection points for Cattle / Copper and Steel/ and Coffee.
And as long as commodities remain elevated, inflation will linger. Today, we continue that theme by looking at a long-term “weekly” chart of the Invesco Commodities ETF (NYSE:DBC).
Over the past 6 years, line (1) has been major resistance for this Commodities ETF (DBC). During this time, line (1) has rejected DBC 3 times.
Over the past few weeks, though, DBC is working on a bullish breakout above this key price level at (2). Note that Relative Strength (RS) is moving higher, supporting this breakout attempt.
Bulls are hoping for a clean breakout as commodities dance just above this 6-year resistance. Stay tuned!
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