  The Latest Way Onto the Commodity Bandwagon  For investors
looking for blockbuster returns, the stock market has been a
little disappointing in recent months. Increasingly, investors
are looking to commodities as the next bastion of outsized
gains, and Wall Street is happy to provide those investors with
the vehicles they want to get the exposure they're looking for.
Why commodities now If you're a long-term investor, you may have
trouble understanding what draws people into a market such as
commodities. After all, commodities represent physical things,
things that in most cases can't grow or multiply into more of
that given thing over time. To investors used to earning
interest on deposits or dividends on equity investments, the
idea of hoarding goods in the hopes that prices will rise
doesn't necessarily seem all that appealing.  But for momentum-
seeking traders, commodities are where all the action is. Just
as stock investors have loaded into energy ETFs ProShares Ultra
Oil & Gas (NYSE: DIG  ) and Direx