Commodities - Accumulation in Inflation Expectations ContinuingOne to Watch as it breaks out and look out above.
Trading the Break.
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About WisdomTree EnhancedContinuous Commodity Index Fund
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Jan 24, 2008
GCC seeks to outperform broad-market commodity indexes by actively selecting diverse commodity exposure via futures contracts anticipated to maximize expected carry, while minimizing volatility. In December each year, the funds manager considers 25 individual commodities within the four sectors. Contract selection and weighting are based on macro-economic outlook, single commodity forecasts, liquidity and economic significance. Positions are reviewed monthly and roll strategy managed to funds objectives. The fund itself gains exposure through a wholly-owned Cayman Island subsidiary. A common approach used by similar funds. WisdomTree bought Greenhaven, the funds former issuer, in January 2016, but made no material changes. On December 21, 2020, the fund went through a reorg. Previously, the fund was named WisdomTree Continuous Commodity Fund, and was structured as a commodity pool that tracked the Thomson Reuters Equal Weight Continuous Commodity Index.
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Bonds, Cash & Other100.00%
Government70.73%
Mutual fund24.89%
ETF4.37%
Equal Weight Commodities starting to look bullish1) Price is above the 13 sma for week month
2) AO is positive for week and month
3) Elder Impulse is green for week and month
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GCC - A new rally could start soon in Commodity group.Follow the price action in the Commodity group.
A Massive Commodities Is UnderwayThe stage is now set for commodities to produce the long awaited rally. Please do NOT jump in without a trade plan as many entry opportunities will be presented in the coming days. You must wait for them to confirm your trading or investment strategy before pulling your trigger.
Patience is virtue!
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