
Recent discussions among financial analysts highlight a shift in market conditions, particularly regarding commodities, as the global economy appears to be entering a 'Quad 4' phase. This phase is characterized by simultaneous slowing growth and inflation rates. Keith McCullough, CEO of Hedgeye, has noted that the transition began in July, leading to a bearish outlook for commodities, including oil and copper, as indicated by the broad CRB Index. Hedgeye's analysis suggests that the market's current trajectory necessitates a reevaluation of investment strategies, particularly for energy sectors represented by ETFs such as $XLE and $XOP. The firm's previous bullish stance on commodities during the 'Quad 2' breakout in the first half of 2024 has shifted as they now advise caution in light of the emerging 'Quad 4' environment.
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CHART OF THE DAY: Risk Management #Process for Commodities https://t.co/mw5Gw96eOg via @hedgeye
CHART OF THE DAY: Risk Management #Process for Commodities "We were bearish on Commodities into the lows of the Global Industrial Recession (2H of 2023). We were bullish on Commodities for the #Quad2 breakout in 1H of 2024. We got you #out right on time for #Quad4 in Q3 of… https://t.co/VeKDfyR6IP

