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Scoop Up These 3 Commodity Stocks Down More Than 20%

Published 11/18/2021, 05:31 PM
Updated 11/18/2021, 06:30 PM
© Reuters.  Scoop Up These 3 Commodity Stocks Down More Than 20%
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With the benefit of hindsight, it’s increasingly clear that a new commodity bull market began in 2020 following years of underperformance. While the bull market has led to spectacular gains for many commodity stocks, there is significant variation within the asset class. Some commodity stocks are experiencing corrections of 20% or more even in the confines of an upwards trend and may be worth buying. 3 of these stocks are ArcelorMittal (NYSE:MT), Vale (VALE), and Nexa Resources (NEXA).With the benefit of hindsight, it’s increasingly clear that a new commodity bull market began in 2020 following years of underperformance. From its low in March 2020, the Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (DBC) is up 102%.

DBC is a broad-based commodity ETF that holds different industrial, agriculture, and energy commodities, each weighted differently. While the bull market has led to spectacular gains for many commodity stocks, there is significant variation within the asset class. Some commodity stocks are experiencing corrections of 20% or more even in the confines of an upwards trend.

Some of these stocks still have impressive growth outlooks in addition to attractive valuations. 3 of these stocks are ArcelorMittal (MT), Vale (VALE), and Nexa Resources (NEXA). In this article, I will dig into these stocks’ fundamentals, the reasons for the recent pullback, and why now could be a good buying opportunity.

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