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		<title>(GLD) Why Platinum is the New Green</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Tony Daltorio, Investment U Research Monday, January 18, 2010 The latest annual survey data released from the London Bullion Market Association forecasts that platinum prices will range between $900 and $2,578 an ounce this year, with an average of $1550. If true, it lies very close to the current trading price of $1580, and would ensure a gain of 28.7% on the $1205 median for 2009. That may seem optimistic, considering how much demand comes from the severely depressed global automotive sector. But that’s why platinum prices fell so badly last year, though they still posted a 58% gain by the end of the year thanks to stronger demand from emerging markets like China. And this year promises to be even better. Automotive Demand Spikes In China, And So ]]></description>
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