
PRECIOUS METALS FORGE AGGRESSIVELY
Gold and silver continue to forge aggressively higher. Gold is up $5 trading at $961 on the nearby futures. It had reached as high as $966.90 before easing back on profit-taking. There is resistance between $960 and $965. It would very helpful if gold would push through those resistance levels this week. A move above $965 would signal that the way is open to test $990. The dollar is weaker, which is supportive of gold. The dollar is down 36 basis points. Oil was up over $2 for a while, but profit-taking hit that market as well. Oil is up $1.74 at $71.20 a barrel. The stock market is also firmer fueling some inflation fears, which are additionally supportive for the metals markets. Gold is now at its highest level in 1½ months and is looking more constructive. Funds have increased their net long position in silver last week on a combination of fresh buying and short covering. Meanwhile they have reduced their net long position in gold. The dollar fell to a one month low against the euro, which is also supportive for the gold market.
Anglo Gold said that their bullish outlook on gold makes their hedge book redundant. Last week we saw they had been reducing their hedge book by a significant amount. They also said they will continue to reduce their hedge book to a point to where they will be hedge free in 2014. The CEO said, "The reasons we have put the hedges in place have effectively gone away, since we have a solid outlook for gold." Economist Nuriel Roubini said gold will rally if inflation picks up. Since the government and the Fed have been flooding the system with money and deficits, it is likely inflation will increase pushing gold higher.
All of these factors combined with the demands for a new global reserve currency are reasons to accumulate gold at these levels. The fact of the matter is that the dollar has too much debt behind it and the Fed is printing too much money for it to remain the world's reserve currency. As a consequence, many are accumulating gold aggressively. If you do not own gold, or if you do not own enough gold, then you should be acquiring it now before this market breaks out on the upside and heads towards $1,000 once again.
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