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Despite recent hiccups in gold prices, if you’re investing in commodities, it is still the best, safest bet, according to Morgan Stanley’s commodities team led by Hussein Allidina.
Silver offers a little more risk and reward than gold; Allidina expects it to outperform gold in 2013. he report also favors soybeans and corn as demand for them is accelerating faster than supply………………………………………..Full Article: Source
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How the 14 major commodities will do for the next two years
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