DOLLAR INFLUENCING MARKETS AGAIN

The dollar is up slightly, gaining 3 basis points to 78.36. Every other market including metals are all down. Worries about China slowing its economy down and throwing the rest of the world into another recession is frightening these markets. Gold is trading down $19, silver is down $.51, platinum is down $54 and palladium is down $23. The Dow industrials are down 70, the Nasdaq down 20 and oil down nearly $1. As you can see all of the markets are fretful about the actions of the Chinese and in addition, to the potential for sovereign debt defaults in Europe. I think there is also growing concern about the potential for a downgrading of U.S. government debt as a result of the enormous build-up of debt and deficits in our country.

In the Senate, a measure was introduced to increase the national debt $1.9 trillion. That would bring the debt to $14.29 trillion. Unfortunately, they said that may only last until next year. The finances of our country are in dreadful shape. Moreover, the finances of many of our states including California are in worse shape. California has had its credit rating downgraded and could easily default on its debt if the Federal government fails to come to its aid.

A period of stress and austerity may be in store for the entire country. As Richard Russell says, in this kind of an environment gold may be the last man standing. Based on the technical analysis that I read off of the wire services, gold now probably has the potential to correct to $1,075. It must clean out the weak holders in this market before it can develop the base that is necessary to return back above $1,200 an ounce. However, most of the major analysts who are forecasting a high of anywhere from $1,300 to $1,600 an ounce for the year also foresaw some period of correction and consolidation before those highs would be obtained. Consequently, this may be the best buying opportunity of the year. MKS Finance analyst Afshin Nabavi said that the demand for physical gold is rising now that the market has corrected. He believes that support for gold is now at $1,080 and see resistance at $1,100. Matthew Kaleel, portfolio manager at Sydney-based H3 Global Advisors said to the Dow Jones Wire Service, "Every time gold has undergone a serious correction in the past 10 years its turned out to be a good buy opportunity." He added that the long-term macro picture has not changed with easy monetary policies likely to remain intact even if there is some appearance of tightening. Real interest rates are likely to stay low to negative. He also commented that gold has been pressured by the weakness of the euro due to the Greek government debt issues. He said this doesn't make sense. "Greek government debt is rubbish and gold is not, so for gold to go down because of this is ridiculous."

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