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    Greek Deal, Inflation Risks May Become Catalysts For Precious Metals

    Thu, 02/09/2012 - 13:50 EDT - Seeking Alpha
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    • David Alton Clark
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    By David Alton Clark:Gold is currently climbing out of the eleventh 10% correction since 2003. Gold has always bounced back and soared higher each time. Gold has been up 10 out of the last 10 years. I believe gold and silver at their current levels provide an excellent buying opportunity. Several geopolitical and macroeconomic catalysts have ignited my interest in precious metals, specifically silver and gold. The time is now to buy silver and gold.
    Gold and Silver's Recent Performance Overview
    According to a recent Reuters report, gold eased up a touch on Thursday as the euro gave up early gains, with optimism over a pending bailout deal for Greece petering out, though moves were muted ahead of further news on the talks and a monetary policy statement from the European Central Bank. Please review the following short excerpt: Greek political leaders have agreed on all points of a bailout package except oneComplete Story »

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