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** Market Conditions Alert
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Well, the federal government has "shut
down" as of this morning following a budget impasse in Congress.
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The financial media are
already in a tizzy about what this means for the economy and the markets. The
reality, though, is little will change and very little is actually being "shut
down" anyway.
However, uncertainty
around government funding stability -- as well as the increased public attention
on the seemingly intractable federal deficit problem -- are only adding to the
bullish backdrop for gold.
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Gold rose 4% during the last
"shutdown" back in late December 2018 to late January 2019.
Meanwhile, apparently the Bureau of
Labor Statistics won't release any economic data in the coming days and weeks.
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Of course, the accuracy of
government economic data is questionable, but markets take them seriously
regardless. That's because the data help predict what the Fed will do. And these
days, it's all about the Fed.
No one has a crystal ball,
but gold likes uncertainty and chaos – and we certainly have that in
Washington right now.
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Gold and silver continue to power
higher this morning, with gold just shy of $3,900 and silver heading toward $48.
Premiums at Money Metals on coins, bars, and rounds remain very low – making
new purchases in the precious metals highly cost efficient.
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