Gold and silver's next act - Matt Watson on precious metals and growing industrial demand
Published June 21, 2024
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7,157
Likes
161
Comments
16
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Electrification and AI will favor precious metals, said Peter Thomas, an independent consultant. This week, Thomas recorded an episode of Green Rush with Matt Watson, founder of Precious Metals Commodity Management. Gold has broken several all-time highs this year, and silver is up about one-third year-to-date. Lo…
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- June 21, 2024
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How Gold and silver's next act - Matt Watson on precious metals and growing industrial demand is doing
It has 7.15K views in total. It ranks #13,333,065 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about Gold and silver's next act - Matt Watson on precious metals and growing industrial demand
- Total views
- 7.15K
- Total likes
- 161
- Total comments
- 16
- Published
- June 21, 2024
- Global rank by views
- #13,333,065
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Gold and silver's next act - Matt Watson on precious metals and growing industrial demand has 7,157 views, 161 likes and 16 comments, ranking #13,333,065 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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