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US stock markets continue to show impressive resilience, but signs of exhaustion are emerging. Precious metals appear to be in a final blow-off phase after months of near-vertical gains. In short, the risk of a more prolonged cooling-off period is high...
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 are showing signs of short-term exhaustion after steep rallies, yet the broader trend remains bullish with long-term targets still in sight. Europe offers dip-buying opportunities, while Japan and China sustain upward momentum. Precious metals stay strong, with gold eyeing 4000 and silver targeting its 2011 high near 50...
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