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"When we talk about Texas, we think about honesty, integrity, doing business the right way." In this episode of Built in Texas, Texas Precious Metals (Texas Precious Metals) CEO Tarek Saab shares how the company built the infrastructure to launch innovative new gold and silver ETFs, and why doing...

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mijan.ethvor 13 Tagen

@texmetals Love hearing Texas pride from Tarek Saab

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Evolved Droidvor 12 Tagen

@texmetals If what you say and believe in is true, you had better, each and every one of you, vote for Paxton for U.S. Senate.

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CodeToCashvor 12 Tagen

@texmetals Building the infrastructure matters as much as the product; for traders, the equivalent is documenting entry, exit, and risk before scaling. A repeatable process is what makes a new idea testable.

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nekvor 12 Tagen

@texmetals Precious-metals ETFs broaden access, but liquidity and structure matter when volatility spikes. The macro backdrop—real yields, dollar direction, and central-bank demand—still drives the underlying trend.

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nekvor 12 Tagen

@texmetals Gold and silver ETFs are a useful reminder that the product wrapper matters: investors get liquid exchange access, while the underlying demand still reflects real-rate and currency expectations. The key question is whether flows persist after the launch narrative fades.

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nekvor 12 Tagen

@texmetals Gold and silver ETFs lower the friction of adding a real-asset sleeve, but the trade-off is exposure to metal prices without direct custody. With real yields and the dollar driving precious metals, investors still need to distinguish diversification from a simple inflation hedge.

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