
GOLD PUSHES THROUGH $935 RESISTANCE
After building a solid base over the past couple of weeks, gold pushed up through the $935 resistance with ease this morning, reaching a high of $941 and holding steady near that level. Gold is up $12.50 in the first hour of trading, while silver is up $.25. The market should now consolidate a little above the $935 resistance. If that provides support, gold will then make a move to challenge resistance at $970 and from there move on to $1,000. The dollar has broken below 82 on the dollar index, and that is a negative signal for the dollar. The dollar is down 73 basis points at 81.25. A falling dollar will be bullish for gold. Particularly if the dollar slides down to the 70 level, it will likely cause gold to make a new record high. Oil is up $1.60 at $61.68 a barrel and trading very near the highs. The Dow Industrials are up 110 points.
With gold now near a two-month high, funds and others are starting to come back into the market. Tom Pawlicki, analyst with MF Global said with the dollar breaking down below technical support, gold could climb back to the $1,000 region in the next several months as investment demand picks up. Moreover, analysts told the Dow Jones Wire Service that once gold breaks above $1,000 an ounce, bigger daily price moves can be expected.
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