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Date Added: June 04, 2008 01:16:03 PM
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has said he could tell the direction of the national economy by the price of scrap metal. Similarly, Larry McMurray, owner of Tivoli Garden Antiques can sense the state of the economy by the number of people coming into his shop to sell him antiques from their attics. "People are also cashing in gold and silver," said McMurray.

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