Let me share something—I've been keeping an eye on two sectors lately, and I feel like things might start moving next week.

First, let's talk about precious metals. Copper has been going absolutely crazy recently, and there are market rumors it could rise another 15%. The reason is simple—tight supply. What's even more important is that expectations for a Fed rate cut in December are becoming increasingly clear, which will definitely benefit gold. At this time of year, funds naturally flock to safe-haven assets, and gold and Bitcoin have always been favorites. Judging by the trend, the precious metals sector has already started to pick up this week, and it's highly likely to keep rallying next week.

The other sector is coal. It might sound a bit old-fashioned, but this is just how it goes every year—funds need a place to hide. Gold is one choice, but coal, with its stable cash flow, is also a solid bet. Especially now that attitudes toward new energy have clearly shifted in both Trump’s camp and Europe, the demand for coal is obvious, and related companies’ performance is very likely to keep climbing. On the technical side, coal stabilized after a pullback this week, signaling it could make a move next week.

By the way, tech stocks were up just over 1% last week, so they’re also worth watching next week. This kind of sector rotation often hides opportunities.