
CHINA CONCERNED ABOUT U.S. DOLLAR
Gold and silver are both higher this morning, with gold up nearly $3 and silver up $.10. The dollar is weak again, down 28 basis points at 78.89 and oil is seeing some profit taking, down $.85 at $67.63 a barrel.
CNBC reported today that China is very concerned about the U.S. dollar and they were questioning Treasury Secretary Geithner about that. CNBC actually made reference to the calls for a new reserve currency. Geithner said he reassured the Chinese that the U.S. government will take steps to keep the dollar a viable reserve currency. However, his remarks seemed to be rather disingenuous. The June 8th issue of Business Week Magazine ran an article entitled "China's Doubts About The Dollar." Clearly, China and many other countries are concerned about the viability of the dollar as a reserve currency given the enormous amount of deficit spending and debt that is being accumulated by our country. Sooner or later that has to have a major negative impact on the value of the dollar and is likely to cause gold to make a major more to the upside.
Mitsubishi Bank says they remain bullish on gold over the median term. They said, "The current trend is too ferocious to stand against." They indicated that $1,000 an ounce seems inevitable, but they expect some significant resistance above that level. The fact that some of the banks and traders are cautious about the prospects above $1,000 is actually a very good sign. They are worried that inflation risk hasn't emerged yet. However, I wouldn't expect inflation pressures to emerge until the economy starts to show more signs of bottoming out. Nevertheless, we see those signs reflected in rising yields on the long bonds and in rising precious metal prices. We also see it in oil prices rocketing upward once again.
Smart investors always act in anticipation. You cannot wait until the event occurs to acquire the asset. By that time it is almost always too late. Gold looks set to reach the $1,000 level within the next week or so. Once it does, I think $1,006 is a near certainty and there is clear potential gold could move to $1,035 or above within the next 60 days or so. However, at some point we will see some resistance, some correction and some consolidation of the gains. The ideal situation would be to move above $1,000 and trade between $1,000 and $1,035 before breaking out on the upside to $1,050. Time will tell if this pattern develops. In fact, we could even see a move into the $1,000 plus range and then a pull back into the $980 to $990 zone before another major up leg begins. However, as the Aden Sisters have said, the cycle that we are in now tends to be the strongest in a bull market. Therefore, any surprises are likely to be on the upside.
The country's third largest life insurance company revealed that it has been buying gold for the first time in its 152-year history. They said gold could rise five fold. That would be $5,000 gold!
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