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** Market Conditions Report ** | | |
Gold and silver are moving down to the bottom of their recent trading ranges, with the gold price struggling to stay above $2,000 per ounce. Silver has fallen close to $22 this morning. | | |
Mints are now struggling mightily, having beefed up their production capacity over the last two years... only to have demand for newly minted products fall through the floor in recent months. The sudden glut of inventory is why premiums at Money Metals have fallen to extremely attractive levels, enabling investors to acquire ounces as efficiently as ever. | | | |
Given the red flags we are seeing, another "incident" could be coming. Caveat emptor! Meanwhile, stay up to date on gold and silver related news by visiting MoneyMetals.com/news. In addition to being a top online store, the Money Metals website has become the #1 news hub in the precious metals industry! | | |
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