
GOLDMAN SACHS RAISES GOLD FORECAST
Gold was down about $10 overnight, reaching as low as $1,049.60 on the April contract before rebounding. However, in the first 20 minutes of trading, it erased most of those losses, trading down $3 at $1,059.80. Silver reached as low as $15.02, but rallied back to $15.12, down $.24. Again, it is the story of the dollar. The dollar is up 36 basis points at 80.28. The dollar traded at its highest level since last July. Oil is down $.19 and the Dow Industrials are down 31 points.
The labor report this morning is somewhat confusing. Twenty thousand jobs were lost, yet the unemployment rate came down. Also, the underemployment rate, which had been over 17.3%, has come down to the 16.5% range. The confusion results from the fact that companies and governments cut 20,000 jobs, but 541,000 more jobs were created last month, helping to bring down the jobless rate. This suggests that either more people have started their own business or are working for companies that are too small to be captured by labor survey, said the Dow Jones Wire Service.
Goldman Sachs raised its 12-month gold forecast this morning, which is another positive factor given the correction that has been seen in the market. They raised their 12-month forecast from $1,365 an ounce to $1,380 an ounce. They also raised their silver forecast to $23.30 an ounce. Their three-month forecast is now $1,235. Goldman Sachs is a very knowledgeable firm and its forecasts very often prove to be excellent. Given this forecast, you may wish to react by acquiring precious metal assets today at these levels. After the U.S. payroll figures and Goldman raising its gold forecast for the year, gold recovered most of the overnight losses. The correction, given the Goldman forecast, should be celebrated as an opportunity to accumulate precious metals at bargain basement prices.
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- CNBC - Gold: $2,400 (no period given) "Gold will top $2,400 an ounce. The long-term bull market in gold marches on. Gold won't make a straight shot to a new inflation-adjusted high. As long..."
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