Soft commodities still have further to go

US wheat stocks may fall to their lowest level in 30 years this summer. If you're not invested in agriculture, you'll probably live to regret it.

In 2007, wheat prices rose 90%, soybeans were up 80% and all other soft commodities started charging higher. But don't be intimated by the gains so far. These softs are not overvalued. In fact, they are set to go much, much higher over the next few years.

So, if you are not invested in agriculture now, I think you may live to regret it.

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