Philip Klapwijk, GFMS' Executive Chairman and the London Bullion Market Association's top precious metals forecaster for 2009, offered his gold and silver forecasts for 2010 in an interview with the American Advisor radio show. To receive a FREE CD of this interview, please call Goldline at 1-877-376-2646.

A recent report from the World Gold Council draws a strong correlation between the global money supply and rising gold prices. (WGC, Gold: Report "Linking Global Money Supply to Gold and to Future Inflation"). The report, which analyzed more than twenty-five years of gold prices and money supply found that gold "positively correlated to money supply growth".

The author of the report stated,"... in the second half of 2009, the gold price and demand for the yellow metal remained strong. This looks set to continue throughout 2010." (02/01/10, Dow Jones Newswires, "WGC Study: 'Clear Link' Between Gold, Money Supply")

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Gold is still in a long-term "uptrend" according to a recent BusinessWeek article.

Pointing to technical analysis of trading patterns and prices, the managing director at Superfund Financial Singapore Pte stated that gold remains in a long-term "uptrend". "Gold is still above its one-year trend line and considerably above its 150-day moving average. The long-term momentum is still there." (01/28/10, BusinessWeek, Gold Still in an 'Uptrend,' Superfund Says: Technical Analysis)

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* Goldline recommends that precious metals and rare coins be held for a minimum of 3-5 years.