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PDBC offers diversified commodity exposure without K-1 tax forms, focusing heavily on energy commodities, with a 4.3% yield from dividends in 2024. Despite a 2.33% decline in 2024, PDBC's dividend payouts resulted in a net gain of around 2%, with a strong start in early 2025. PDBC's liquidity is excellent, but it scores lower on momentum and risk due to the volatile nature of commodities; management fee is 0.60%.

Commodity prices rose in Q2 2024, with base metals leading the way. Soft commodities led the asset class in the first half of 2024, while grains were the worst-performing sector. Geopolitical issues and market volatility could impact commodity prices in the second half of 2024.

While investors have been hyperfocused on bitcoin, they may have missed the rally in other commodities. Commodities including bitcoin, gold, and copper have reached record highs recently.

PDBC is a diversified commodities ETF that invests in energy, precious metals, industrial metals, and agriculture commodities. The ETF uses a Cayman Islands subsidiary and provides transparency in its holdings, with a 50%/25%/25% allocation to energy, metals, and agriculture. PDBC has lagged behind the S&P 500 historically but can act as a diversifier in portfolios during periods of inflation, offering potential benefits in commodity exposure.

Cocoa prices have surged, surpassing the price of copper, while the broader commodity complex has been in rally mode. Invesco Optimum Yield Diversified Commodity Strategy No K-1 ETF has diversified commodity exposure and may benefit from an improved macro backdrop. PDBC has high exposure to energy commodities and low allocation in soft commodities like agriculture.

The Invesco Optimum Yield Diversified Commodity Strategy No K-1 ETF is an actively managed ETF that invests in commodity-linked futures. PDBC offers a diversified approach to its portfolio, reducing overall volatility and standard deviation. The outlook for oil and gold in 2024 is strong, which should translate into a strong performance for PDBC.

Benchmark U.S. crude futures fell nearly 3% on Tuesday, with oil prices poised for their lowest close since August. As crude futures reach lows, investors may be tempted to overweight oil ETFs while prices are low, to position for a rebound.

Many investors are rushing into gold or energy commodity ETFs to try to capture the current opportunity set — a strategy that's not guaranteed to pay off. In the current environment, characterized by uncertainty and unknown unknowns, diversification is key.

A commodity ETF can serve an important role in well-diversified portfolios. As inflation shows signs of reaccelerating and energy prices surge, many investors are allocating to the Invesco Optimum Yield Diversified Commodity Strategy No K-1 ETF (PDBC).

The threat of a recession looming over the U.S. economy may have turned investors away from commodities. However, the tide could be turning in their favor based on trader activity in exchange traded funds (ETFs).