GOLD OUTPERFORMING OTHER MARKETS AGAIN

Gold traded lower overnight but rebounded and is now up $1 in early trading in New York. Silver is down $.16 but rallying. The dollar is up 26 basis points at 81.12 and oil is down $2.07 a barrel. The stock market is feeling some considerable pressure, with the Dow down 157 points. Gold is again outperforming other markets, particularly the equity market by a considerable margin. It's indicative of the strength of gold that it continues to move higher in the face of lower equities, a stronger dollar and lower oil. Once again, it requires a very strong market with a lot of safe haven demand for gold to produce this type of result.

In Europe the Greek debt drama continues and U.S. economic data is disappointing sending investors into perceived safer assets like gold and the dollar. Moody's said that Greece's debt rating may be cut if the government doesn't move forcefully to cut its burdening deficit. That came on the heels of Standard and Poor's warning that the country's credit rating may be lowered to junk status. I wonder how long it will be before the U.S. faces a similar crisis.

The Labor Department reported an unexpected increase of 22,000 in initial jobless claims to 496,000 versus the forecast from economists that the jobless rate would decline by 13,000. Clearly, the economy is not performing particularly well. Investec said this morning that gold prices will reach $1,300 an ounce over the next six months. They said that $1,000 will become the long-term floor. The reaffirmation by the Fed that rates are likely to remain low for an extended period should be supportive of gold in the long-term. They add that euro weakness is due to fiscal issues in Greece rather than a long-term bearish issue. That is a constructive forecast by Investec. If they are correct, it would represent an 18% gain in the next six months. Of course Goldman Sachs is forecasting a bit higher at $1,380 over the course of the year. That would represent a gain of 25%. Investors cannot afford to overlook or ignore upside potential of that magnitude. That is one reason you should take advantage of the opportunity to acquire gold in this $1,100 range without delay. Those who are nervous about the potential for correction can take advantage of Goldline's Price Guarantee Program, which enables you to get more gold for your money in the event the price should drop. In other words, it protects you against a price decline after your purchase. Call Goldline at 1-877-341-2646 and ask for the details of this program.

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