00:00Okay, ma'am, the most driver of gold and silver is the biggest driver of the bank?
00:04Central banks?
00:06US-Iran, or Fed?
00:10We understand the FDIF and FIIS.
00:13Central banks keep long-term for long-term.
00:15They don't have a base base.
00:17They have a base for gold.
00:20If we invest in our ETFs,
00:25I think that they are FIIS.
00:27They are FIIS.
00:32Central banks have a base base.
00:36When it comes to base,
00:38the gold has not seen the downside.
00:40The price is very brief.
00:42Central banks have a big trigger.
00:44ETFs is very big.
00:45But if you think about silver,
00:47the industry demand is a key trigger.
00:51But if you think that the U.S. dobre,
00:55the demand is so big,
00:57in China,
00:59across the world
00:59has increased.
01:00The demand is very large.
01:03And in the data centers,
01:04there is a lot of demand that is capped.
01:06So, I think that the new niche demand has also got a lot of upside.
01:11So, the niche demand, the industrial demand, the ETF buying,
01:15and the new demand, look at how it is.
01:19RBI has allowed to keep the silver as well as collateral.
01:22So, the industrial metals, the precious metals,
01:27the strategic strategy, and the critical strategy.
01:34So, all together, the silver is going to be outshine.
01:40Okay.
01:41So, this is the strategy for gold and silver.
01:42One more, please tell me, what strategy should you be trading this week?
01:46Which level should you keep trading in this week?
01:48Then, we will talk about copper and copper.
01:52I think I should be very cautious.
01:54I think you should buy the silver.
01:59I think the next target was 250,000.
02:04I think it will be 4,000 and 1 upside.
02:07So, the stock market will need 2,47,500.
02:11This is the story of silver.
02:12Now, if I talk about gold, it looks like a little correction.
02:16So, you can see that the price is $1,62,000.
02:18So, you can see that the price is $1,65,000.
02:21It's a long target, but it's not long enough.
02:25If you want to put a drop-down, that's $1,60,600.
02:29So, the price is $1,60,600.
02:30So, the price is $1,65,000.
02:33After the price is $1,65,000,
02:35after the price is $1,65,000.
02:37Okay, okay.
02:38Now, let's talk about copper.
02:40The price is $1,396.
02:46So, what about copper?
02:50Yes, I want to know that if you have any price,
02:53you can see copper instead of metals in the same year.
02:57So, if you want to see that copper is $1,65,000,
02:57so, what are the price of copper is $3,54,000?
03:01So, what are the prices of copper?
03:01It is very high up.
03:06It's $1,440.
03:07This is $1,440.
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05:35So, we need to be able to do this.
