
GOLD UP ON SAFE HAVEN DEMAND
Gold is up $2, having recovered from the previous overnight dip and moved nicely into positive territory in spite of the fact that the dollar is up 46 basis points. A $2 gain in gold with the dollar up that much is I think impressive. Oil is also up $.20. Silver, platinum and palladium are all lower.
There is a renewed concern about the sovereign debt of Greece and the kind of bailout that will be provided by the IMF and Euro Zone. There is a great deal of uncertainty there still. The problems have not been resolved and Greece still has to pay high interest rates to refinance its debt.
One of the reasons gold is so impressive today is that there was a flood of money that went into the dollar, as is obvious from the level of the dollar index. The stronger dollar often takes away the need for investors to buy gold as a hedge against greenback weakness, or as a safe haven. Nevertheless, gold is emerging as a major reserve currency and certainly has proven its safe haven attributes. The demand for physical gold is also on the rise. While silver is down $.09, it nevertheless is holding above $18 on the key contract, suggesting that it has good support at that level and may very well extend the gains further. Yesterday, a technical analyst was commenting that a decisive break above $18 should carry to $19 and from there to the previous December high at around $19.46. Gold also is demonstrating technical strength, holding above $1,131.50 on the key nearby contract.
On balance the performance of the market is excellent. Gold is now in the seasonally strong period of April/May and there is a good prospect for it to continue higher. A number of analysts think that in this time period gold will extend its gains into the $1,150 to $1,200 range.
Given the excellent opportunity that gold presents with Goldman Sachs forecasting $1,390 in the next 12 months and Merrill Lynch forecasting $1,500, one would think that gold is an excellent opportunity at these levels. If you would like to get started in gold or silver or add to your holdings if appropriate, call Goldline at 1-877-341-2646. You might wish to ask them about their Price Guarantee Program, which provides some comfort to those coming into the market. In addition, you should ask for the free information package, which contains excellent information including forecasts by major banks and brokerage firms. Call Goldline now at 1-877-341-2646. Be sure that you read the article that discusses the largest bank in China making plans to offer gold to its 200 million clients on a daily accumulation basis. If this program goes forward as expected, it could result in an enormous increase in the demand for gold. Call Goldline now to get the free information at 1-877-341-2646.
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