Copper

An anonymous comment mentioned it lost its uptrend from December. Not a crucial line, but one that corroborates an "inflation is done for now" environment. The blue line is the all-time high from 2008. Most inflation over the past decade hasn't been in commodities, indeed if we price from 2008, there's barely any commodity inflation compared to things like housing, healthcare, college costs and so on...

One of the commodity bull scenarios, the one I'm think is most probably right now, is the coming pullback in assets is less pronounced in commodities. Crude bottoms around $80 (throwing out a number, not a target), copper $4 and so on, while stocks suffer much larger declines. Avoiding losses in equities is the best move now, buying commodities and the new market leaders (won't be tech/growth broadly speaking) on the dip is the next move.