John Ciampaglia: Wall Street Is Scrambling Back Into Commodities

You Asked, John Ciampaglia Answers… Sprott's John Ciampaglia explains why institutional money that abandoned commodities for a decade is now flooding back into metals and mining. Banks that shut down their commodity trading desks are scrambling to rebuild them as a new bull market takes hold. Ciampaglia describes how generalist funds, not just specialty players, are entering the space, with corrections serving as entry points rather than exit signals. He also breaks down Project Vault, a new U.S. government initiative to stockpile strategic materials that the market was not pricing in 18 months ago.

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