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  1. Great Opportunity To Purchase Gold And Silver At A Great Price

    Gold closed last Friday at $1,293 per ounce, down $19 per ounce for the week. What happened that would cause Gold to break . . .
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  2. 'Forgotten' Metals May Take Off

    Platinum has been unpopular in recent years as jewelry, investment and automotive demand have fallen . . . .
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  3. Silver Markets Continue To Show Exhaustion

    Silver markets rallied a bit during the trading session on Friday but then gave back the gains again as we continue to struggle . . . .
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  4. Gold Is Back On A Clear Path To $1,500 Per Ounce By Year End

    Don’t look now, but the U.S. Dollar is falling. Since the beginning of February 2019, the U.S. Dollar Index has traded . . . .
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  5. A Golden View From Russia

    One of several valuable life lessons learned when you live outside your native country is that the optics are radically different. This is especially . . . .
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  6. Federal Reserve Foresees No Interest Rate Hikes In 2019

    The Federal Reserve left its key interest rate unchanged Wednesday and projected no rate hikes this year, reflecting a dimmer view of the economy . . . .
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  7. Global Central Banks Are Gobbling Up Gold

    Ongoing concerns over the health of major economies, notably in Europe, have pressured global rates this year . . . .
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  8. Gold Moving Past $1,320 Resistance, Hitting New 2019 Highs

    Gold closed last Friday at $1,319 per ounce, but in aftermarket trading reached a high of $1,323, a new high for 2019. Gold broke above the key $1,300 resistance . . . .
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  9. Silver Demand Set To Grow Significantly In 2019

    Last year was disappointing, but the Silver Institute is predicting a “more supportive” climate for silver this year. Sales of the US Mint’s American . . . .
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  10. Central Banks Haven't Bought This Much Gold Since Nixon Closed the Gold Window

    Something big is happening in the gold market right now, and nowhere is that more apparent than in central banks of emerging economies. Last year was . . . .
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