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Get real, be real, and buy real – Part II
Share this articleInterview with David Morgan: Part II of II Claudio Grass (CG): During the first wave of lockdowns and travel bans we saw a lot of disruptions in the physical precious metal market. With delivery delays and logistics problems, has the situation fully normalized today for physical silver, or are…
Get real, be real, and buy real
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The forgotten art of Debate
Share this articleOne quick glance at different news headlines or just 5’ switching between TV networks suffice to convince even the most naive news consumer that there is something seriously wrong with the way public discourse was (d)evolved in our societies over the last years. Of course, journalism was never entirely…
“We are witnessing the mother of all bubbles” – Part II
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