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Gold down $54 an ounce. That's the kind of stuff that makes me do a puppy dog head tilt.
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Bacon (aka Redmond)
Mar 12 '20, 07:04
As explained, consumers won't be buying as much gold. But it's usually a haven for safety.
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Looks like the mortgage rates have bounced
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Will Hunting
Mar 12, 07:27
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Here is a link to an article about why that's happening -- (link*)
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Bacon
Mar 12, 07:43
Goddamnit.
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znufrii
Mar 12, 07:42
Similarly the bond/treasury stuff, normally inverse to the market have been getting hammered -- nm
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oblique
Mar 12, 07:23
Even with that it’s still up $100 in the last month. It’s a bit volatile at the moment, which scares folk. -- nm
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mafic
Mar 12, 07:15
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