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11/25/2016

Strategic Metal Report Restart & Looking Towards 2017

It has been a while since I last updated the Strategic Metal Report blog, so I apologize to those readers who had been relying on the site for market updates. Having recently completed my writing contract at About.com, I now have more time to again focus on those metals of more interest to myself, minor and strategic metals...

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