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EPISODE · Sep 28, 2025 · 13 MIN

29th September – Stocks break 3 day losing streak as precious metals continue run

from MPC Markets Morning Call · host MPC Markets

In this edition of MPC Markets Morning Call, Mark Gardnerdiscusses the recent performance of stocks, economic indicators, and theimplications of Federal Reserve policies. He highlights the importance ofupcoming payroll numbers and the impact of geopolitical events on preciousmetals. The conversation also delves into investment strategies amidst marketvaluation concerns.takeawaysStocks broke a three day losingstreak as precious metals continue to run.Payrolls will be a significantlyimportant number for market direction.Tesla is nearing record highs dueto positive announcements.Platinum and silver prices arerising amid geopolitical tensions.The gold-silver ratio indicatespotential for silver price increases.Investment strategies shouldconsider geopolitical factors and market valuations.The concentration of top stocks inthe market raises valuation concerns.Precious metals are expected toperform well in uncertain times.Market indicators suggest arisk-off approach may be prudent.The current market is trading athistorically high valuation levels.

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