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Cash Buyers No Longer Overcrowding the Housing Market

Filed under: Buying, Financing, Investing Alex Kalina/Getty Images By Bob Sullivan In many parts of the country, housing prices gave returned to pre-recession levels. That’s good news for sellers, bad news for buyers. But buried within the latest housing data is some good news for everyone — everyone on Main Street, anyway. All-cash buyers seem to be finally retreating. The percent of homes purchased by all-cash buyers in May was

Andrew Maguire: Broadcast Interview – Available Now

Andrew Maguire: Whistleblower, Independent London Metals Trader & Analyst – Andrew has 35 years trading experience, both as an institutional and independent trader. He is an accomplished veteran of the markets. In 2010 Andrew went public in an exclusive King World News interview and disclosed his notification to the US regulators at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) of fraud being committed and price manipulation in the int’l gold and silver markets.

Andrew Maguire

Andrew Maguire: Whistleblower, Independent London Metals Trader & Analyst – Andrew has 35 years trading experience, both as an institutional and independent trader. He is an accomplished veteran of the markets. In 2010 Andrew went public in an exclusive King World News interview and disclosed his notification to the US regulators at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) of fraud being committed and price manipulation in the int’l gold and silver markets.

U.N. offers help on simmering Guyana-Venezuela territorial dispute

By Neil Marks Bridgetown, BARBADOS (Reuters) – U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Friday offered help to resolve a long-running border spat between Venezuela and its South American neighbor Guyana that heated up after oil was found in the disputed area in May. Exxon Mobil Corp said it discovered oil off Guyana’s coast, spurring complaints from Caracas that Guyana is unfairly exploiting a disputed territory that must be negotiated through a

Update on Bogoso Refractory Business

[PR Newswire] – Due to frequent voltage fluctuations in the grid power supply over the last three months the ball mill at the Bogoso refractory plant has sustained repeated significant damage culminating last week in a complete failure of the ball mill motor. A replacement motor for the ball mill is being refurbished and is expected to be on site next week. This downtime at the plant impacts bacterial activity