
SENATE PASSES HEALTH CARE REFORM BILL - GOLD SOARS
The senate passed the Health Care Reform Bill this morning, and the dollar weakened and gold shot upward, gaining $8 and silver up $.15 in the first half-hour of trading. The dollar is down 14 basis points, oil is up $.22 and the Dow is up 23 points. The dollar weakened and gold rose in reaction to the passage of the Health Care Reform Bill by the Senate as investors anticipate that the cost sassociated with this bill will add tremendously to the deficits and that will then weaken the dollar further.
I heard an analyst on CNBC this morning discussing the potential for massive dollar devaluation similar to what occurred in the 1930s. He argued that the amount of debt and deficits has expanded to the point where devaluation is inevitable. He pointed out that most major countries have devalued their currencies in the past, including the U.S., and that once the currency was devalued it helped the economies to rebound and recover. That certainly was the case during the Depression. Last year I gave away an article from Forbes Magazine that discussed the fact that countries that devalued their currency first during the Great Depression came out of the depression first. The U.S. was rather late in devaluing its currency and it emerged from the depression later than other countries. However, I suspect that before you get to a situation where the government formally devalues the currency, you have to first arrive at a point where there has been so much money and debt created that inflation is spiraling out of control.
Of course, at this point we do not know what will happen with the Health Care Reform Bill. While the House and Senate have both passed a version of their dramatically different bills, they now must be reconciled in Conference Committee between the two houses. In addition, Congress voted to raise the debt ceiling to $12.4 trillion. That will only carry them through the first part of the year. Shortly after the first of the year, there will be another fight over how much to raise the debt ceiling. It needs to be moved up to around $14 trillion simply to cover the deficits that are anticipated for next year.
With regard to the precious metals, Dow Jones analyst commented, "Comex gold back above $1,100 as U.S. dollar falls traders said the metal now looks to end the year on a higher note than thought earlier this week." Moreover, analysts on the technical side, including Francis Bray, Dow Jones Chief Technical Analyst said February gold will test $1,109 to $1,115 resistance in the near term. It may well be that gold will now stage a rally through the end of the year, but it is too early to be certain. Whether it does or not, gold and silver are both excellent buying opportunities at these levels. We have seen many of the analysts referring to them as such. Moreover, with analysts forecasting prices of anywhere between $1,250 and $1,500 for next year, the upside potential is excellent from these levels. Rob McEwan, CEO of US Gold, said he sees gold rising to $2,000 an ounce next year. His ultimate target is $5,000.
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