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    The LPPEX reported that from January 6th to July 1st, their balanced portfolios containing platinum group metals rose 23.13% in performance. Demand for these metals was driven by damage to South African mining from strikes and global economic recovery. The individual metals in the portfolio increased between 6-38% in this period. LPPEX portfolios outperformed both the FTSE 100 and gold ETFs. This positive start to 2014 was due to supply constraints from South Africa and Russia meeting increased demand in a recovering global economy.

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    The LPPEX reported that from January 6th to July 1st, their balanced portfolios containing platinum group metals rose 23.13% in performance. Demand for these metals was driven by damage to South African mining from strikes and global economic recovery. The individual metals in the portfolio increased between 6-38% in this period. LPPEX portfolios outperformed both the FTSE 100 and gold ETFs. This positive start to 2014 was due to supply constraints from South Africa and Russia meeting increased demand in a recovering global economy.

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    The LPPEX reported that from January 6th to July 1st, their balanced portfolios containing platinum group metals rose 23.13% in performance. Demand for these metals was driven by damage to South African mining from strikes and global economic recovery. The individual metals in the portfolio increased between 6-38% in this period. LPPEX portfolios outperformed both the FTSE 100 and gold ETFs. This positive start to 2014 was due to supply constraints from South Africa and Russia meeting increased demand in a recovering global economy.

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    The LPPEX reported that from January 6th to July 1st, their balanced portfolios containing platinum group metals rose 23.13% in performance. Demand for these metals was driven by damage to South African mining from strikes and global economic recovery. The individual metals in the portfolio increased between 6-38% in this period. LPPEX portfolios outperformed both the FTSE 100 and gold ETFs. This positive start to 2014 was due to supply constraints from South Africa and Russia meeting increased demand in a recovering global economy.

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    LPPEX Short 6month Performance

    Report for Period Ending 1st July 2014


    Posted: Tuesday, 1st July 2014

    LONDON LPPEX said 6th of January to date results are favourable as PGMs on
    their Balanced Portfolios had risen by 23.13% percent in the first half of the
    year, demand for Platinum Group Metals is being driven by irreparable mining
    strike damage in South Africa and Economic World Recovery.
    Monday 6th January Tuesday 1st July 2014

    PLATINUM 6.0 %
    PALLADIUM 15.0%
    RHODIUM 14.0%
    RUTHENIUM 24.0%
    IRIDIUM 38.0%
    OSMIUM 0.00%

    London Platinum and Palladium Exchange portfolios have performed exactly how LPPEX predicted
    by outperforming the FTSE 100 in a recovering economy by 22.68%. Also its precious metal rival
    Gold by an average across ten Gold ETFs by 12.86%.

    Overall performance of 23.13% was achieved by our carefully selected portfolios consisting of the
    correct percentages of the six platinum group metals as recommended by our analysts.

    LPPEXs positive start to 2014 has been a result of overseas activity, mainly from South Africa and
    Russia causing supply restraints on a market which was already being starved. Couple these
    fundamentals with a recovering economy and what you get, and what we are experiencing is a
    deficit in the PGM market. Below are supply and demand charts from 2012 up to date. (Charts from
    http://www.platinum.matthey.com)

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