
COUNTER-TREND RALLY
Gold dipped overnight in reaction to another dollar rally. The dollar is up 27 basis points at $75.75 on the index. Gold rebounded to post a $6 gain in New York today. Oil reached a high of $78.18 overnight but is currently at $77.35 down $.22. The Dow Industrials are down 90 points at $99.69. However, the overall trend for the dollar is declining and this is a counter trend rally according to a number of the analysts.
Yesterday,Barclay's Bank said they would buy the dips looking to a pull back in the $1035 range. This morning's pull-back certainly would fall within their parameters. They also see gold moving to $1120 this year and they say the prospects are excellent for a run at $1500 next year.
In the economic news consumer sentiment fell to 69.4 versus 73.5 in September. Moreover, industrial production rose .7% of a percent, which was substantially greater than had been anticipated. In addition, August industrial production was revised to a gain of 1.2% from .8%. Perhaps the economy is indeed beginning to recover. Looking at the overall picture if the economy is beginning to recover then inflationary pressures from the monetary stimulus should begin to show up in the economy sometime next year. That would be bullish for the gold market. Moreover, the deficits continue to explode and investors as well as central bankers are losing confidence in the dollar, which may have a dramatic decline over the next 12 months.
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