Gold stocks: All that glitters…
Everyone loves something shiny, and these gold stocks are treasure when it comes to hedging your bets.
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Wheat stocks: Grain gains
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Wheat is turned into flour, which is used in a wide range of foods including bread, noodles, pasta, biscuits, cakes, sauces and hundreds more – so it's pretty vital to the global food chain. Despite this, only a handful of companies control the majority of wheat and grain production and processing – and many are privately owned. We've pulled together the biggest US-listed companies operating in the wheat and milling industry, each with a minimum market cap of 1bn. But don't rely on us. You'll need to do your own research and don't take this for advice.
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