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Over the next five years, commodities may emerge as compelling investments relative to the stock market. Economic shifts, geopolitical uncertainties, and inflation concerns are driving increased attention to tangible assets. As traditional markets face volatility and potential corrections, commodities like precious metals, agricultural goods, and energy resources become attractive for diversification and hedging strategies. Supply chain disruptions, coupled with growing global demand, could bolster commodity prices. Additionally, the tangible nature of commodities offers a sense of security amid digital volatility. Fundamental reasons are never timing tools though.