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sing my song. maybe my voice will be heard. seeking justice for the victims of genocide starts november 21st on the w. the do you as a find yourself captivated by the seductive, the lower risk sold. but when it does go that to the come from much of it was phones when stalls exploded, arriving on us as meteor writes new ones that they inc, a cold goals. because if the sun this precious met to prove to be highly durable and became a symbol of power, well seemed to be in the time of the romans. gold was 1st used as a label means of payment in germany. the 1920s were considered a golden age when austin culture flourished in times of uncertainty, inflation and crises. gold is considered
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a safe form with investment today move and f are also made today. the hunt for precious metals, gold rush, feed in those back of some to can you ideas for roles minds mine both to have as an opportunity. i'm mary jane bell in how a young woman runs the kind of as fast the gold. it's more expensive and coveted when ever before. since the start of 2024, the price of gold has skyrocketed. but why? to understand what's really going on. sometimes it's best to eliminate some possibilities. so the traditional type of geo political risk really can't
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explain what's going on. for example, when the israel, some of the situation was beginning um the price of gold barely moved. traditionally the biggest gold buyers have been central banks who use it to guarantee financial stability. but seemingly enough, this time this is the model side and it's still a mystery who was buying the gold in the spring or in the months prior, it was always the central banks get in the spring when the price of gold jump significantly placed as though it is $50.00 is all they were still buying it to just not in the amounts that could really explain the price increase. it could also have been private actors and that's kind of close the product till the confusing sign. the here goes to call tom. so who was it, and why did they want it? since the beginning of the year? we've been witnessing an unprecedented rise in the price of gold. what makes it so sought after right now?
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the beginning since the stock of the year, we've seen a price increase of over 30 percent for an individual o. as in think all of that was a mixture of expectations of lower interest rates. and you'll political risks and robust demand from central banks and asian private investors, mainly from china, about the, for the slides and she knows gold price fluctuations are nothing new, but they're steep and steady rise. we're seeing here is unprecedented a one outs or 31 point one gram gold bar currently costs around 2500. yours, michigan. what's more important to seeing gold as an insurance policy and a portfolio as it has many advantages. the main reason is it has a little correlation with other asset classes and partly negative correlations. that means when times are rough and many asset classes are under pressure, gold shines. rough times can mean war
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a pandemic or inflation. the what is gold really means to safe haven. busy well, my research, which looks over to the house and use of data suggests that this is not necessarily the case. indeed, the worst possible month when colbin became a global pandemic. the stock market dropped the price, a big claim dropped, and the price of gold dropped. this time, surprisingly high inflation seems to have driven not only central banks, but also funds and private investors to buy up. gold said no, there is no guarantee that inflation will remain steady at 2 percent when demand and people don't want to present evaluation. they want to 0 devalue ation this week . that's why gold is interesting to many private individuals and the price is
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probably also as high as it is due to a strong demand from the jewelry industry. a major buyer of gold. but is that the only reason and or something else going on? and that is the dollar rise ation that china wants to pursue. they rely upon the us dollar and they want an alternative reserve and it looks like gold is here. but the precious metal only accounts for 4.6 percent of china is reserves. by comparison, india is are almost double that. well, gold mix up around to 70 percent of germany's reserves. but it's not in the long term. i expect the price of gold will keep rising steadily because the, the valuation of money keeps happening. yeah. we believe that the price will fall
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slightly to $2300.00 us dollars per ounce by the end of the year. but that still significantly higher then at the start of the year, even though the real price of gold as high given what's happening in china. this provides the possibility of gold price appreciation. the demand for gold will likely remain high even though the price recently dropped slightly following the us election. experts believe it could exceed the $2800.00 marks. sometime in 2025 in the mid 19th century 1000. so the 14 is gold mine. that's in california, a gold rush was on the day they went to great lengths to pursue that dreams of wealth and prosperity just told me
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a few became rich, little known as the gold rushes. now it will say broken out in his back a stump. this is what the gold rush and whose back his done looks like. ready dust, rocks, and scorching. so a john shed checks the quality of the gold bearing or in hopes to get lucky today. after all, gold binding is always a matter of luck. you can work for days and find nothing. it's always different. sometimes 30 grams. sometimes a 100 grams, and sometimes just 2 grams. today, we were the biggest go bucket we found was 7 grabs. the gold is mind here using traditional methods. the gold bearing rock is dumped into a solution washed and then saved due to its weight. the gold settles at the bottom
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each day around 600 cubic meters of rock are washed here. by the way, the gold washing machine is hand made the junction is due here. he's only been working for 2 months. he used to be a truck driver and never imagined that he ended up mining gold. most of all, i was curious. i've never seen gold mining with my own eyes before. i thought it would be different. well, i only seen a movie. then they offered me a job, the salary and the conditions were good. so i decided to give it a try. so there was several gold mines like this one located about 400 kilometers south west of tashkent, the capital of whose becky stuff was big chinese and russians work here. private
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gold mining is a rather secretive business. no one talks openly about the amounts, mind, or the prophets. the mind we visited covers an area of 5 hector's whose back entrepreneur is wanted an auction. $75000.00 for a 3 year contract. the mind to gold is sold at market prices to state companies or jewelers. this became possible 5 years ago when, whose bank authorities legalize private gold mining. since then, a full blown gold rush has begun. even though people have been looking for gold in this area for over 20 years today in the past, people used to mind gold by hand. but now they've started working in open pits and every thing is legal. i've been mining gold since i was a kid. i've always enjoyed it and really like my job and important condition of the mining contract is that after a 3 year period is the land must be fully restored. this ensures it returns to its
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original natural state, helping to protect and preserve the environment. a few kilometers from the mind is the village of psyche, char, from gold, as likely the only reliable source of income for the locals. about one 3rd of the young people in psyche char, are employed at the mines. monthly wages are around $300.00 to $400.00 euro. so those who didn't get jobs of the mine off and leave due to unemployment the thing or the main source of income. i used to be cattle breeding and farming. lower level it's counted. but after the entrepreneur started coming here with life in our village has improved all that or you can just shut it them. those who are unemployed started working in the gold mine had come to the end. of course, people in psyche char, are happy about in the top, so the new gold mines in helping good for us. as in charlie. however, private miners don't extract as much as the state does. this is more run tote,
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one of the largest gold deposits in the world. in 2022 more than 50 metric tons of goals were mine. kia experts estimate that the renters reserves exceed 4500 metric tons of gold, whose becky sun produces more than 100 metric tons of gold annually, placing it among the top 10 gold producing countries in the world. and in 2023. the country exported $8000000000.00 us dollars worth of gold but there is a darker side to whose becky stands gold industry to illegal mining. the locations of these operations are not publicized. the people die buried in the rubble because they dig these deep tunnels to hide the mines. the lady who bought him, he spoke with them. yes, the blue and you know,
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if any of them did that with the time when you're down there, you need power for the equipment. so they run generators under ground. it was late each time. you will put you in la jolla. but those one on gasoline and the fumes fill up the air, making it hard to breed and causing people to suffocate. for me. all right, thanks for all this which of those of sobriety, what e at the need to get into the which illegal mining might make money, but it costs lives and no one ever piece the price from locust guarantee moving it to what if so if it doesn't mean, my gosh, it's michael made e brand knows the gold market in who's beck has done well. he's a private entrepreneur and a 3rd generation jeweler. mago med prefers to work with gold mines in his home country because someone who has never mind gold before long wouldn't know all of the nuances involved in the needs. there are a lot of hidden challenges,
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such as the blend experiences key or hold on. we initially, you'll probably face losses all of them, but as you gain experience and learn the intricacies of gold, why trying to figure out the sequences i will have and then so you can start making money as with well, i'm not going to put them back to the gold mine, you're the village of psyche, char, john shed drives the or to be watched. he manages to unload about 50 truckloads during each shift and usually works the day shift. i work 10 to 12 hours a day. well, it's just there's no internet here, can you? so i read books to pass the time spell, but the fact that my daughter is brag about me to the friends is just the way it is . but it's a positive, they're proud of me and i am proud of them too. i think i did some work in
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yesterday. yeah, i have 2 daughters go to the job should be really weights to see his daughters every 10 days he visits his family and some are count. meanwhile, the sunsets over the mine, but the search for gold never stops it carries on throughout the night. with isn't just tune up in the search for gold to extract cold and other natural resources taking and drilling, create shops and underground mines. but what happens when the problem is, are you and binding is no longer profitable? is there a way to hill and restore the land for people and make the commute can grow up to 1.7 meters long and weigh as much as 60 key those it's natural habitat is tropical waters, such as in africa,
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the african catfish drives in close quarters with other fish of its kind, making it an ideal choice for an echo culture. feeding them regularly and maintain the stable oxygen levels and the change. this plumber minor is now responsible for 300000 fish. he has successfully transition from mining to fish farming. the work is interesting. miners have always had to improvise. the climate here in the hall is very similar to what was down in the mines. the temperature and humidity are the same. it's very warm, around 28 to 29 degrees. outside of the ignited mines and 100 of us go back here, hadn't been profitable for years now. they've closed, but the company has already looked ahead, investing 16000000 euros in building this fish farming facility. the key to this
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investment hot ground water, which is available for free in large quantities from the old mining shafts. the former shift supervisor brought plenty of technical know how for me is binding days behind the scenes. the fish farming operation is a high tech computer controlled business. the entire system is based on is really patent. even i'll use real is a dry country that deals with water shortages. so it has to conserve water and recycling constantly that inspired us. and that's how we came up with the idea to use the hot ground water. after the mind closed, the water is also used to heat this green house, where many of the miners wives have found work gabriella, or so nova husband was a minor who lost his job. so she's grateful to have work that supports her family.
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the company is now one of the largest producers of the stake, tomatoes in the country, and demand keeps rising. still neither fish farming nor the green house can make up for the nearly 3000 mind jobs that were lost. teacher on the link, i used to be a lot of minds and but now many of the minus of unemployment and too many just the way at higher. but we will study. that's hard for them to a job, find me a little. and so for the new villa most meanwhile, down in the shafts, the final work to secure the mines is under way over machinery, conveyor belts, and electrical systems are being dismantled and the mines are being stabilized to prevent collapse. it's a tough reality for the lead off miners. they used to be respected wellpaid and part of a proud minded tradition. the,
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the, i'm fine with it. what can you do? the decision came from above those or what, but i just have to deal with that. they're offering retraining courses, so we'll see how things turn out. life goes on in the see. now, so many old miners have opted for early retirement, while others will receive state wage compensation for up to 7 years. the european union is funding retraining programs and helping with job searches. demand for tomatoes continues to grow their sold across the country alongside processed fish and even exported to poland. roadside stalls are also creating new jobs and in land loc slovakia. fresh fish is always on the menu and your thoughts on your fox. i likes the fish. how can i finding your value? so i don't have any trouble eating it today, and your mom, pro blenny. i especially like the senate are cool. know,
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feel like setting up the fish farm and greenhouse didn't have an overnight. it took years. but these projects are helping cushion the impact of structural change. and this former mining we to it could serve as a model for other areas. transitioning away from coal mining. cultivating discounts can also be rewarding, kind of best is now legal in more and more countries worldwide, including recently in germany, approximately 290000000 people around the world can seem kind of this as a drug to experience a high it's will say you submit this the lead to treat pain, anxiety slick disorders on skin conditions. so it's no one that product so sorry, profitable and kind of a trade fast keep getting big. my number is noon.
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and together with my part time organizing a us biggest kind of us event married chamberlain, we thought a really small i we thought when we were students and now we're here. very amazing feeling. very excited. so our machine every year wants to really reach more people to teach people and advocate people about the kind of a sense the legally vision the mon, the interest even bigger for cannabis event building is the perfect place. because funding is mary level, it's a mix of the expo a conference and a festival. so we try to create an overall experience for kind of us enthusiasm. we also have exhibit tests ongoing clothes made from him. all we have bidding
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materials made of him and medical cannabis and we have cosmetics. the 1st one was success. after this i dived more into the industry and this event. so that's why i kind of slide it into this. it's also creates a platform where people from the kind of industry meet. i don't really smoke actually. and except from a few times when i was very interesting is to reduce to calm down my skin. i like to be on i can self employed so and it took me very a lot of weeks and nights which way i couldn't sleep because i had to decide which way i would like to go. but india and i was like okay, i'm young. i don't have anything so i can that's a risk being self employed because when i lose everything, it's not that much in comparison to the state i was before. when you work in
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a company, you have your shift to go home and then you can just let go on. but if you're self employed you, all the topics are in your head all the time. i'm a very self reflective person, so i try to understand with this change, come from which emotions i have doing the process and how i can solve this challenge. and behind every challenge is something tonight. it's important that you have work life best that you have time where you can perform very well and they'll also translate, you'll just relax when your mind is relaxed, you get more energy to get more ideas, how to solve problems. so if you're stressed on the time you're running from problem to problem without need solving them once, once and for everyone to has time with a 55,
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i do think that you need to have the technique and also practice trying to stay calm and really enjoy the event next, and this is something i learned over the years, i hear from people who are working on who are very motivated. and i think you can do it for a certain amount of time. but i don't think it's very heavy and sustainable on the long from because there's so much more life to explore than just work on the i became the 7th dependent, very early because my parents were working all the time. i was taking care also of my little sister, all the school homework i did by myself. i also had very good school grades. and the translation from my parents translates in paperwork which i send to
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a today. so and i went into and being independent very early. ready for me, it was always important and that in the beginning of my self employment, i was do everything by myself. but i tried to set up a system, an issue that a delegate the task and also someone else in my team can take all of my tops. so i can, i'm always flexible in organizing my time in the all the roads i have and because i'm not just self employed, i'm also a mom. i, i only have a husband, i have a, i'm also a daughter. i also have as well as the i, friends i need to have time for 17. i don't want my family and then we're planning on next. explore really one year, one year and every day,
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everything with you, everything is event and also so excited to go the videos and extra while we did the whole year. and that's a very, very i do more tight in my free time because i'm the one i'm posted on the end, among all those goals. i have plenty of time for myself. so i can gain energy. and i also like to push myself to some limits physically because it really helps me to and hinge my tolerance and my limits. i like to learn. i like to grow. i know we live in the word with all the bulk of money, but the most important thing is that you find your pub. ready ready
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the little to no privacy and poor hygiene. this is life in germany's largest refugee shelter on the outskirts of berlin. what was supposed to be temporary accommodation has become permanent housing for 5000 people. berlin appears to be overwhelmed. is the cities refugee policy at its breaking point? focused on 0 in session minutes on d. w. and the conflicts owned among the many was around the world. the contractors to don is distinguished by a level of savage or
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and we need to break out of a. i want to tell you something. how to tell the secret starts november 29th on dw, the business day that we there's fly from for land hopes for a true in the war between israel and has all of us official cedars progress and peace negotiations. but for now, there is no let up in the conflict as 11 on reports more than 3500 people killed. also in the program, reports suggests that ukraine fire is british storm shadow christmas. solve the international for the 1st time. is the latest long range western weapon launched by key a day after its 1st use of us attack.
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