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Silver’s deficit decade pushes investors toward high grades

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4 Comments

  1. I don’t really get it. It says “high grades” like mining grades? Is that the same as buying the stock? Feels like a sales pitch.

  2. Wait, “Silver’s deficit decade” sounds like government deficit? Like Canada spending too much or something? Then it’s saying investors go to “high grades” which sounds like school?? Not sure if I’m reading the right thing.

  3. This whole thing is literally all the fine print about being paid advertising and not advice… so why are they even acting like it’s useful? Also they mention a bunch of companies and compensation/conflict, so I’m guessing it’s just pushing people to buy miners. Silver down for a decade, cool, but I’m not trusting some random article buried in disclaimers.

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