
GOLD CONTINUES TO RISE
Gold is up $4 trading at $1,062.10, while silver is up a dime. The dollar is down 26 basis points at 75.25 and oil is down $.39 at $79.22. Earlier in the day oil hit $80.05 a barrel. The Dow is down 31 points. Precious metals are performing exceptionally well. Gold hit $1,069 this morning and silver hit $17.96, both on the December future's contract. While they did pull back on some early profit-taking, nevertheless, they held onto a substantial gain.
Analysts said gold is supported by the softer dollar. Frank Lesh said with the dollar index back on the defensive gold could continue to move higher. Dow Jones Wire Service said, "Expectations of further dollar weakness and the lack of any large scrap gold sales, however, had traders looking for gold to hold near current levels and possibly push towards last weeks record high of $1,070.50 a troy ounce."
With regard to the dollar, Afshin Nabavi head of trading at Swiss Bullion House MKS Finance said, "The dollar looks incredibly weak, pretty much on its knees." The Dow Jones Wire Service also reported, "Dollar weakness and strength in equity markets are giving a lift to gold, raising the potential for gold to rally to a fresh record high, says the Bullion Desk's James Moore." Moore said, "(Gold) could look to set fresh highs above $1,071 after a brief period of consolidation."
Given these comments and forecasts that gold may hit as high as $1,250 to $1,300 this year, along with forecasts from Barclay's and others that gold could see $1,500 next year, gold appears to be a great buying opportunity. Moreover, if investors own gold but it is not enough to properly diversify their portfolios, this may be a good time to increase those allocations.
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