The 7 Best Commodities Stocks to Buy Based on Expert Predictions

Deere (DE)

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The reason to get in now is straightforward: When Deere released earnings in August they were received with trepidation despite the strong performance. Fears about peak equipment sales were to blame.

BASF (BASFY)

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Volumes declined by 9.4% in Q3 on prices that fell by 14.4%. The result was that BASF’s revenues fell by €6.211 billion to €15.735 billion.

Corteva (CTVA)

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CTVA shares are trading below analysts’ low target price currently but the reaction to Q3 earnings was overdone. Get in now and secure low price shares, a moderate dividend, and a lot of upside potential.

Newmont (NEM)

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Newmont will remain on the watch lists of many investors, particularly those who remain deeply interested in the performance of gold. It remains a strong choice for all investors, not just gold bugs.

Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM)

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So, when prices rise Wheaton precious metals tends to do very well because of the contract pricing upon which it operates. Conversely, when prices weaken, Wheaton Precious Metals tends to do worse for the same reason.

Devon Energy (DVN)

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Currently, Devon Energy’s dividend yields 7.8%. That’s already a relatively high yield for investors with the potential to be much higher as oil prices rise.

Chevron (CVX)

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However, it remains far too early to see how that will play out. Ultimately, if Chevron is right, Hess will end up complimenting its business overall.

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