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** Market Conditions Alert
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Silver is shooting higher again today
– adding nearly a dollar to its impressive gains over the past week.
It's as if a magnet is drawing silver
to test its all-time high at $50.
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Momentum remains strong
across the entire precious metals complex.
Platinum today broke above
its key $1,480 level and remains 2025's best performer among the precious metals.
Which is saying something.
Jesse Colombo broke down
the bullish situation in platinum at MoneyMetals.com
– you can read
it here.
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The best way to diversify your overall
holdings with physical platinum is by purchasing coins
or bars.
We've seen less selling of physical
metal recently than we expected... and a bit more buying. It seems more Americans
may be catching on to what's happening.
Dealers are a little less flush with
inventory, but premiums remain at multi-year lows.
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Other Great Options to
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