Fasten Your Seatbelts Were About to Enter a Super Cycle

In the good old days, you didn’t have to take out a second mortgage just to build a back deck. But in early 2021, lumber prices in the U.S. hit a new all-time high: $1,300 per 1,000 board feet. That was up from $300 per 1,000 board feet, the “usual” price. And more than double prices from just four months earlier. It’s a classic example of supply and demand. People staying home in 2020 spent their time on home renovation projects, sending demand for building supplies through the roof (pun intended). At the same time, COVID-19 affected supply chains worldwide, forcing lumber mills to slow production or even close. When the spike in demand met the drop in supply... prices skyrocketed. It’s a universal, irreversible law—like the law of gravity. If you’re paying close attention to the commodity market, you’ve seen the very beginning of something much, much bigger. What’s unfolding right now won’t just make building a tree fort more expensive. It will have huge, global impacts—not only for this year, but potentially for the next decade. - We’re on the verge of a commodity super cycle. A super cycle is an extended period of time when nearly all commodity prices rise dramatically and remain high. Super cycles generally occur during periods of rapid industrialization. The driver for the coming super cycle will be very different than any that came before. It’s not just the post-pandemic boom, although that has had some effects. - The catalyst for the greatest commodities boom of our generation will be the new Green Economy. Let me give you just one example. There are a billion combustion-engine vehicles in the world. By the end of the decade, one in seven of those will be electric. India... Iceland... England... Germany... all plan to eliminate gas-powered car sales by 2030. Norway has pledged to do so by 2025—just four years away. And we’re at the very beginning of that trend. - By 2040, 60% of car sales will be electric vehicles. All of those cars will require huge amounts of metals like nickel and copper. And that’s just transportation... what about clean energy? All of this is setting the stage for surging demand for commodities over the next few years. Imagine if you had invested in a lumber mill in early 2020! You can do the same thing this year, only with the commodities super cycle of a lifetime. We’ve identified a small mining company that has purchased swaths of land around a former producing Canadian mine. They were looking for gold... but they hit paydirt with other metals. They found huge quantities of zinc, copper, and silver. To put it into perspective 10% zinc would be considered high grade. They found upwards of 20% zinc...alongside the gold. Now they’re in the middle of a 20,000-meter drilling program—just when the super cycle is getting started. If you’re ready for the ride of a lifetime, take a few minutes and read our [REPORT]( on [Starr Peak Mining (TSX-V: STE | OTC: STRPF)]( today. Regards, Venture Society PS: No one could’ve predicted wood would take off like this. And we don’t know when commodities will rise either. So read it [>HERE<]( before it’s too late. Disclosure/Disclaimer: Notice to Readers: Venture Society publishes introductory corporate profiles based on its assessment of the interest that its readers will have in them. Venture Society is paid a fee by each corporation profiled. Venture Society principals may from time to time buy and sell securities in the profiled corporations. Opinions expressed in this profile as they relate to the outlook for metals, potential for projects, expectations about possible future corporate spin-offs and potential for share appreciation are the personal opinions of the principals of Venture Society. 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