
GOLD TESTS $960
Gold is up $2 and silver is up $.16 in early trading. Gold is now trading above $955, after testing as high as $960. Once gold can push above the $960 to $965 range, it will be on its way to $990. I suspect this week should prove to be a constructive one for the precious metals sector. Platinum and palladium are also up nicely. The metals are supported by a weaker dollar, down 21 basis points at 78.57. Also, oil is about unchanged at $68.07 a barrel after reaching as high as $68.99. Seventy dollar oil now seems on the cards. This is just one of many signs that inflation is likely to emerge sometime next year. As investors begin to anticipate rising inflation, they will continue to sell the dollar and buy gold.
Many of the analysts believe the market looks very constructive. They are focusing on gold hitting as high as $1,000 by early fall. Some analysts think $1,000 could be hit in September. By year-end, we have a number of analysts who are looking at $1,100 to $1,200 an ounce. Whether gold reaches that high remains to be seen. However, from current levels a rise to more modest level of $1,000 would represent a 5% gain in the second half of the year. Add that to the gain earlier in the year, and we have a positive performance year on year. Moreover, gold continues to set new average highs for the year. That is a positive development, suggesting much higher prices are yet to come.
There is a growing perception that the world wide economic crunch may be drawing to a close. If that is the case, then the expectation of higher inflation becomes more prominent. Given the macro economic drivers and the technical outlook for the metals, I think they are an excellent buying opportunity at these levels.
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The President has been working with the Chinese Premier to attempt to calm their fears about the dollar and U.S. economic policies. He also called for a deeper economic engagement. A careful reading of his comments points to the fact that the Chinese are very concerned about the dollar falling significantly. They are concerned about the soaring U.S. deficits and clearly they are moving away from dollars. They are broadening the use of their own currency as a reserve unit and they are taking other steps continuing to call for a new global reserve currency. All of these factors are important in expressing the view that gold is likely to move considerably higher over the coming years. This is why the President said the two most important people to develop a relationship with China and work out the difficulties are the Treasury Secretary and the Secretary of State. It seems unusual that a Treasury Secretary would have such a prominent position in negotiations with a foreign country. I think the realization of the problems that our country faces with regard to the debt and ongoing deficits is significant for investors. We should be aware and alert to the fact that the dollar is likely to continue its downward trend. Those who position themselves correctly will protect and preserve the buying power of their money and will continue to see excellent gains while others suffer.
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