METALS CORRECT

Gold and silver are both lower this morning, with gold down $7 and silver down $.20 in early trading. The correction coming at this time is a good development as it allows this market to correct and consolidate at a high level, and relieve an overbought condition on the charts. This will pave the way for the building of a base and another advance to higher levels. This correction provides investors an opportunity to acquire gold and silver now at bargain-basement prices. The correction may not last long. Therefore, investors should act as promptly as possible to accumulate positions. The correction was prompted by a rally in the dollar, up 62 basis points to 79.03. The dollar remains very weak, but likewise, it has been oversold and needs a bit of a rally to correct that oversold condition. The equity market is also weak, down 90 points and oil is down $.66 at $67.89.

Recent data showed that U.S. factory orders were up less than expected, as was the ISM non-manufacturing index. Bernanke commented that rising yields indicate a greater optimism about the economic outlook, but he said that the growth would remain below its long run potential for a while. More than likely the economy won't begin to rebound significantly until sometime next year. Bernanke also urged lawmakers to commit to reducing the nearly $2 trillion budget deficit, warning that the government can't borrow indefinitely to meet the growing demand on its resources. He said, "Unless we demonstrate a strong commitment to fiscal sustainability in the longer run, we will have neither financial stability nor healthy economic growth."

Given the composition of this Congress and their propensity to increase deficits year after year, it is unlikely they will take any significant action to reduce the deficits. Reducing deficits costs votes. One thing politicians don't want to lose are votes, because they like their positions.

During the correction today, gold has held steadily above support at $970 an ounce. Moreover, analysts believe the dollar is likely to begin weakening again against most currencies in the coming days, which should assist gold in challenging the $1,000 market, reported the Dow Jones Wire Service. German Chancellor Merkel made comments today that indicated that she has little confidence in central banks' ability to drain liquidity from the system and the world economies recover. Her comments are probably spot-on and show common sense. She believes that inflation will rise and will be very difficult to contain. That is very bullish for gold.

During the brief time that I have been dictating this morning market memo, gold has been rallying, as has silver. Therefore, we might see gold closing above the $980 support level, which would be extremely bullish for gold. If that occurs and the correction is modest, I think we will see attack on $1,000 no later than the end of next week. Consequently, this is a great opportunity for investors to acquire gold at bargain-basement prices. Do not miss out on this opportunity.

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