
GOLD, SILVER NEAR UNCHANGED
Gold and silver are trading near unchanged with gold up about $1.20 and silver down about $.02. Basically, that's an unchanged day however with regard to gold, it is challenging $950 an ounce on the key futures contract and it would be significant if gold closes above that level. In order to be on its way to the $990 level, gold needs to trade decisively above $950. I would look for resistance between $950 and $960. Above that, $990 comes into view easily. The dollar is down 26 basis points at 78.64, but oil is up $.77 at $64.75 a barrel. The equities are mixed.
Fed Chairman Bernanke told congress today that they have the necessary tools for an exit strategy to prevent inflation from taking off. He said, "The extraordinary policy measures that they have taken in response to the financial crisis and recession can be withdrawn in a smooth and timely manner as needed, thereby avoiding the risk that policy stimulus could lead to a future rise in inflation." He said that some of the emergency measures put in place during the crisis have already started to wind down. However, in the view of many analysts, it will be impossible to unwind these extraordinary measures without a significant increase in inflation. Bernanke also wrote a detailed editorial for the Wall Street Journal in which he explains some of the things the Fed uses to drain money from the system. However, none of this was particularly enlightening as to how they can unwind this massive stimulus without first igniting inflation. He also said an extremely accommodating stance on monetary policy is going to be appropriate for a long time. Obviously, they are not anticipating any kind of significant recovery in the near future.
With the metals firm here and trading just below $950 on the gold market, it is an excellent buying opportunity. Clearly, there will be inflation ahead. If you own gold, it provides some insurance against the loss of buying power that comes with inflation. You may wish to ask Goldline for the details regarding the Price Guarantee Program, which provides a two-week window of opportunity to re-price your transaction in the event of a correction. Also discuss the various gold and silver products that are available to you. Call Goldline at 1-877-341-2646.
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