Will do although keep in mind that in recent years, there have been several periods where the $CRB & the $SPX were trending in opposite directions, most likely the result of the price distortions caused by the extreme & unprecedented measures taken by the global CB’s since the financial crisis. In recent years, Dr. Copper was stripped of his PhD & ability to predict future market direction, commodities flipped from a highly positive correlation to a highly negative correlation, plus some other unusual disconnects between various assets.

I do have a chart of the $CRB which I’ll post soon but here’s a chart of the Bloomberg Commodity Index vs. the S&P 500 which I’ve shared in the past. Bottom line is that the relationship between commodities & the stock market since shortly after the financial crisis flipped from a positive correlation to a negative one. Whether or when the historical correlation returns soon or not will only be known in hindsight but I strongly believe that over the next couple of years, the risk/reward for commodities appears more attractive than equities (i.e.-the upside potential vs. the downside risk).