DOLLAR RISES - METALS STEADY

Gold pulled back a little this morning in reaction to a stronger dollar and expectations that China might tighten monetary policy. An early indicator out of China is that they are gradually raising interest rates and that was causing their currency to rise versus the dollar and other currencies. Some say China may revalue the yuan by 10%. The higher dollar weighed on commodities in general and Charles Nedoss commented,"You are starting to hear some talk about China reining in lending." In addition, the dollar got a further boost from comments from Japan's Finance Minister who said he wants to see a softer Japanese yen. There may also have been some selling in advance of tomorrow's jobs report. There is an expectation that there will be a significant improvement in that report. However, a good deal of the improvement if any will come from the huge number of workers being hired by the Federal government for the census, additional Homeland Security personnel and seasonal adjustments. In other words, that report could be overrated.

Yesterday, France's President, Nicholas Sarkozy, called for an end to the dollar as the world's only reserve currency. They now have joined China, Brazil, India, and Russia calling for a new global reserve currency.

In early trading, gold is down about $5 but silver has moved slightly into positive territory after being lower earlier. With a significant number of analysts forecasting that gold will continue to advance at least through the first half of this year and perhaps reach $1,400 or $1,500 an ounce during that time period it makes sense to be accumulating gold on every dip or correction. With the dollar up 34 basis points and oil down $.40, this presents an excellent opportunity this morning to accumulate precious metals while they remain at bargain price levels. In spite of the slight correction, gold is holding nicely above support and looks like it is set to challenge overhead resistance. A challenge was made this morning with gold reaching $1,139.50 before easing back.

Dow Jones Wire Service technical analyst Francis Bray said that he expects gold to test resistance at $1,142 - $1,150. A breakout above those levels will carry into the $1,151.50 resistance area. Many analysts believe that resistance will be taken out and the next target will be the previous record high above $1,200. In short, it looks as though gold is an excellent buy at these levels. There continues to be strong demand from managed funds and for physical gold from Asia and other parts of the world. Moreover, with the equity market showing some softness, down 49 points on the Dow, gold is a clear alternative asset and it is the best form of money. Gold has proven its ability to maintain and preserve wealth and purchasing power over lengthy periods of time.

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