Gold
Metal proxy, physical trusts and producer equities. The existing six-component signal remains a separate review.
Open saved comparison ↗CMD / Commodity research
A starting point for commodity dashboards: what we have measured, what is ready for review, and what still needs a credible benchmark.
Reading rule
Each page separates the commodity benchmark, instruments, producer exposure and the system that trades it. A proxy comparison is not an approved allocation.
Working library · 20260920 evidence
01 / Coverage
The first shelf keeps the existing work visible. The queue then adds commodities only when the benchmark and the economic question are clear.
Metal proxy, physical trusts and producer equities. The existing six-component signal remains a separate review.
Open saved comparison ↗Benchmark, ETC, CPER, COPX and a producer basket, with daily and weekly beta kept distinct.
Open saved comparison ↗Measured producer comparisons with explicit source-quality qualifications and separate histories.
Open nickel view ↗Open tin view ↗Physical proxy and producer comparison, with the producer basket kept distinct from metal tracking.
Open saved comparison ↗Universes and source decisions are frozen; publication and risk review are the next steps.
Open coverage map ↗Coal/WTI, gas/coal, RBOB/gasoline, cocoa/coffee, silver/gold, corn/soy, rice/wheat and sugar/corn.
Open signal map ↗02 / Queue
Luna's proposed order keeps the queue tied to data quality and investable questions, rather than collecting exotic names.
Build a monthly benchmark and fundamentals view. Keep physical trust exposure separate from producer equities; monthly data does not support daily beta.
Repair the stale benchmark, then separate carbonate, hydroxide and spodumene before comparing instruments.
Find a current product-price history and distinguish cobalt metal from hydroxide and co-product exposure.
Start with supply, production and company exposure. Do not imply a clean price beta until a separated-oxide history exists.
Useful as a co-product and copper-adjacent study, but only after a proper metal-product benchmark is found.
03 / Page template
What is the price, product definition, unit, frequency and source?
Which trusts, ETCs, futures or other instruments actually express it?
Which companies have exposure, and how much is metal beta versus equity risk?
What signal trades it, what is the risk, and what remains unverified?