Ryan Stancil,
Editor
Feb. 7, 2026
Since last week: It was a down week across much of the market and commodities didn’t come away unscathed. As things recover, there’s plenty of evidence that smart, patient investors will win out in the end.
1. Gold Won’t Stay Down
A lot of words have been written about gold’s rise and fall. In the coming months, you’ll be seeing more words about its next rise, as prices push to regain ground that was recently lost. The reason prices will go back up are structural, so look at where prices currently are as a buying opportunity and secure some more accordingly. Click here to learn more about how you can do that.
2. Antimony Is Next on the List
Another way to benefit from gold prices going up is to buy into projects that produce more than just gold. One such project also produces antimony, a metal critical to the defense industry. It’s something that’s drawn a growing amount of attention from the government, and mainstream investor attention won’t be far behind. This company has a small, $7 million market cap but that won’t last once word gets out. Click here to learn how you can get in before that happens.
3. A Mineral Stockpile
Speaking of governments and minerals, the White House just announced a critical metals stockpile that is worth $12 billion and targets resources that will help protect manufacturers of vehicles and electronics from supply chain disruptions. The government is serious about resource independence and that will be extremely beneficial to resource investors. Click here to learn how you can profit.
4. Uranium Demand Going Overlooked
Uranium prices experienced something of a pullback this week, but the markets don’t seem to be pricing in the coming demand just yet. It’s a reality the market is only recently waking up to, and not everyone has woken up. Click here to learn how you can take advantage and buy in before more people realize what’s happening.
What to Look For
Watch for the broader market’s continued recovery and how commodities will respond.
Keep your eyes open,
Ryan Stancil
Editor, Daily Profit Cycle