DOLLAR UP AHEAD OF G20 MEETING

The precious metals are lower this morning in direct reaction to a drop in the euro. The fall of the euro made the dollar rise 84 basis points to 85 on the dollar index. Weakness in oil also contributed to pressure on the metals, as oil is down $2.50 at $51.84 a barrel. In the metals markets, gold is down $15 and silver down $.34. The equity market isn't fairing any better as the Dow is down 143 points.

Gold often moves in tandem with the euro and inversely with the dollar because gold is seen as an alternative to the dollar. I think the dollar rally relates primarily to the upcoming G20 meeting and the encouragement to the global markets that was engendered as a result of the new regulatory proposals that were put out by Treasury Secretary Geithner yesterday. In addition, dollar selling seems to have abated after German officials warned that if the group of E.U. nations does not stick to its goal of keeping budget deficits under 3% of GDP, the single currency would sustain some additional hits. The Germans are particularly sensitive to rising inflation, as they have experienced hyperinflation. Another factor is the G20 meeting is next week. A number of traders just simply wanted to square up positions ahead of that meeting because there could be some volatility next week, so those with profits may have wished to lock those profits in ahead of the weekend to avoid any risk from the G20 situation.

One analyst told the Dow Jones Wire Service that so long as this week's lows are not breached, gold is set to move higher again next week. At this point it looks like those lows are secure. The other factor influencing the markets today is that the metals market is somewhat illiquid. Since market conditions are thin, even small trades will cause price movement. Trading activity is extremely light this morning. Consequently, one would not look at any kind of market action today as being significant.

Given the overall performance of the market and the geopolitical and economic events that drive gold, I think gold continues to be a buying opportunity. It is clearly still within its longer-term trading range of the past several months. While it is in this consolidation phase, it is a buying opportunity. This is an investor's opportunity to accumulate or add to positions at bargain prices.

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