
GOLD HITS NEW RECORD HIGH - $1,123.40 AN OUNCE
Gold reached a new all-time record high overnight at $1,123.40 an ounce. It subsequently pulled back as the Wall Street Journal reported that several central banks purchased dollars in an effort to provide some support to the greenback. They purchased collectively about $150 billion. That provided some excuse for the dollar to rally, up 21 basis points, pulling gold back from its highs to a $1 dip. That is a negligible decline and it indicates extraordinary strength in the gold market.
Investors should take advantage of dips as buying opportunities, according to many of the forecasters. In fact, the Dow Jones Wire Service technical analyst for Europe said $1,150 is his next target. Another analyst said everyone's sights are on the $1,200 level, sooner rather than later. We have a number of forecasts from major banks and brokers such as Goldman Sachs, Deutche Bank and others forecasting $1,200 by year-end. The Wall Street Journal headline reads "Gold Bulls Set New Target For Rally: $1,300 An Ounce."
Given these forecasts, investors should be accumulating gold positions without delay. While the market is near unchanged this morning, it may quickly turn into positive territory before the end of the day. Therefore, do not delay making your transactions. Clearly, the dollar is in a weakening trend and while Treasury Secretary Geithner keeps saying that the government supports a strong dollar, there is nothing to evidence that. Analysts on CNBC and elsewhere are all talking about the fact that no one believes Geithner or other government officials with regard to their so-called strong dollar policy.
There continues to be some signs of improvement in the economy with unemployment declining a little, however the overall picture continues to be one in which stimulus is needed. The President spoke this morning saying the economy is improving, but not out of the woods. All of this suggests exactly what the Fed officials have been saying, that there will be a continuing easy money and easy fiscal policy that will continue to depreciate the dollar and cause gold to rise further. In addition, gold miners have told the Dow Jones Wire Service that they do not attend to resume any hedging activity. Barrick said it will re-purchase 1.9 million ounces of gold by September 2010. That is a large amount of gold and it is bullish for the market.
Therefore, investors should be taking advantage of today's opportunity to get into the market as quickly as possible. Call Goldline at 1-877-341-2646 for assistance acquiring precious metal assets. They will also provide you with a free information package and an investor kit that will be helpful to you in evaluating your decision to acquire precious metal assets at this time. Call Goldline at 1-877-341-2646 for your free information package.
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