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There was a steady rise in copper and silver-related matters last night
I'm also considering money, but I think it's more certain after interest rate cuts start, so my priority is low
I'm paying attention to copper and silver, which are valuable materials
In particular, I'm thinking that silver will grow the most, and I think it will become even more talked about in the future
I think investors are still at a stage where they haven't fully understood the essence of silver

In this survey, we investigated the gain/fall rate of the gold, silver, copper, and S&P 500 from 2000/1 to the present
Here are the results
About 3.6 times the S&P 500
Approximately 7.1 times copper
About 8.3 times silver
About 8.3 times gold
I thought this was a survey result that would even make it doubtful whether investing in the S&P 500 was really the right answer
I think commodities are pretty good even if you look at them over the long term

Concerns that supply from French territory will be further interrupted due to the turmoil in New Caledonia grew, and nickel surged by 5% or more, and recorded a high value in a month.
The South Pacific Islands were the world's third largest producer of battery metal for electric vehicles last year, but this week they have been hit by violent protests due to changes in voting rules. This is due to the suspension of production of the French mining company Elamet SA, and the company is operating local units with minimal production capacity.
Nickel futures prices rose by up to 5.7% on the London Metal Exchange, making it the largest intraday rise since April 15. As of 8:7 a.m. in the British capital, it has risen 5.5% and is traded at 2880 dollars per ton. Other base metals also rose, with aluminum and copper rising 1.1%.
New Caledonia's nickel production had already been cut due to sluggish consumption in the battery sector and a sharp drop in prices due to the supply boom in Indonesia. Since then, due to delays in mining permits in Southeast Asian countries and Russian sanctions against metals, LME prices have surpassed $20,000 per ton for the first time since September...