Global commodities may usher in a cycle surpassing expectations, fund managers strategically increase allocation to colored chemicals.

When the international gold price is just a step away from $5000 per ounce, when London silver doubles in just two months, when copper, aluminum, lead, zinc, and tin perform a "periodic table" market, when sulfur prices double in a year and lithium carbonate prices hit new highs... This series of seemingly independent market pulses is converging into a current of the times, indicating that the global commodity market is entering a new super cycle. "The strength and duration of this cycle may far exceed our imagination." Recently, several fund managers expressed similar views to Securities Times reporters. With the resonance of factors such as global currency overissuance, US dollar credit crisis, technological revolution innovation demand, and geopolitical conflicts causing supply chain restructuring, the global commodity market may welcome a cycle tide that far exceeds market expectations. With a keen sense of smell, public funds are moving in response, shifting the investment compass towards the "blood" and "foundation" of modern industry - non-ferrous metals and basic chemical industry. While positioning themselves in the historical coordinates of this global commodity feast, they are also searching for specific industry gold mining paths under the wave.