Three Must-See Charts on Commodities, S&P 500, and Russell 2000

The video discusses the Bloomberg Commodity Index, highlighting a potential 50-year topping pattern and its implications for the stock market. It contrasts historical commodity price trends with current market conditions, suggesting stability supports market recovery. The S&P 500 is analyzed for investment opportunities post-collapse, noting significant new lows on the NYSE. The Russell 2000's recovery is examined, emphasizing small caps' participation and a failed breakdown indicating selling exhaustion.

In what way do low commodity prices support the stock market according to the discussion?

What does the term 'failed breakdown' refer to in the context of the Russell 2000 index?