
METALS STEADY AT OPEN
Gold started out the day unchanged based on a weak dollar as the euro rebounded overnight. It is widely expected that the situation in Greece will be resolved with some sort of a bailout. As a result, the euro rallied, pushing the dollar down 27 basis points. Gold is trading down $6 in early trading while silver is unchanged.
Overnight, French President Sarkozy said major euro zone members would do what is needed to insure that Greece isn't isolated and that measures to help the country with its debt issues are being discussed. However, there is nothing definitive as of this point in time. Iceland is also a significant problem. Great Britain is demanding that Iceland repay British citizens for lost deposits in Iceland banks. An Icelandic referendum rejected the bailout.
From a financial point of view, the debt problems and leverage that exists in the European markets continue to put pressure on the currencies of those countries. From Great Britain to Greece, Portugal, Italy, Iceland and Ireland, the situation with government debt and private debt is overwhelming for those markets. There is a great deal of uncertainty, which has been causing a lot of volatility in all of the markets.
This morning gold is testing support at $1,131.50 and has momentarily broken below that level. It will be important to see if over the next few days gold can regain $1,131.50 and have that establish itself as a strong support level. While we see a correction in the price of gold as priced in U.S. dollars here at home, overseas the situation is very different. Gold made all time record highs last week in terms of euros, Swiss francs and British pounds. Some analysts believe that the possibility of momentum buying from European traders will influence U.S. dollar pricing. They ask whether foreigners know something that Americans aren't onto yet. Dan Norcini said, "The ability of gold to generate buying above $1,130 level is a technical plus. It is also firmly trading above all the major moving averages, which plants the market firmly on a bullish footing."
The internationally renowned Harry Schultz said that gold is developing a crucial higher reaction low and high above top support with $1,229 being his upside measured target. In other words, some of the most prominent market analysts believe that the precious metals market and gold in particular are still quite bullish. It is important to remember that corrections in the context of a bull market tend to be dramatic. The weak holders get shaken out. Consequently, in an overall long-term bull market, investors should acquire precious metal assets by buying the dips. Today presents such an opportunity for investors.
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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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