Guide To The Most Valuable Commodities In The World

Mediums: The CR News Reports© is a copyright publication of Channeled Readings®. The following predictions on COMMODITIES and CURRENCIES were channeled on July 14, 2010 directly from our “Higher Intelligence Source” and not from what we, the Mediums may think, reason, guess, analyze or anticipate from probabilities or trends. These predictions are not based in conspiracy theories or come from a doomsayer’s slant. We provide Survival News Predictions to help you overcome any fear of the future you may have and empower you to prepare for what’s coming… What is the most valuable commodity you can own? Is it gold or silver or diamonds?… oil or rare earth metals?… grains, coffee or orange juice? What should the investor interested in commodities be considering? Commodities fall in and out of favor and have wide swings in value. A commodity can run up in pricing for an extended period of time and then drop quickly as it falls out of investor favor or goes into over-supply. Many things affect commodity pricing. Supply and demand is the obvious, playing the most important role in the pricing scenario, but weather can also play an influencing role. Not enough rain and crops fail, driving prices up due to lack of supply. More than enough rain can increase supply, driving prices down. Too much rain and crops get destroyed; driving prices back up on what’s left. It is a delicate balance. Politics also affect commodities. Laws and regulations can affect pricing and force people in and out of markets. Countries at war can influence commodity pricing as can trade barriers. People’s attitudes toward a certain commodity, like meat for example, can affect pricing. As more people eat less meat, prices come down. As people demand more meat, prices rebound. Many times supplies are manipulated to cause false shortages by the suppliers and brokers involved. Also, once the commodity is used up, can it be replenished easily, or is there a finite amount of it in the world that gets traded back and forth? With so many commodities to choose from and different ways to participate in the markets, it is difficult to know which ones are valuable to own. What do you believe are the commodities to own and how should one use them? … Go ahead with your predictions and commentary…

Voice of Higher Intelligence: “Commodities fall in and out of favor and are priced based on the chaos of the moment. Movie stars are considered a “hot commodity” until they star in a movie that is a flop. Oil can run up in price to $150 a barrel and then fall quickly to $30 a barrel in short order. Then, it runs back up quickly based on the chaos of the moment and market perceptions and manipulations. Although crop commodities fluctuate with the regular seasons, they do not act like gold. In the 1970′s, gold went up 650% to $750 an ounce. Then almost immediately, it fell back in price and gave back 60% of its gains. It took almost 26 years for gold to get back to $750 an ounce.” continue MEMBERS-read the rest of these predictions in the CR News Reports©, or click HERE to order yours now to get all the “News Before It Happens … The Nostradamus of the NEWS.” Not a Member? … want to listen to this entire prediction?

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