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I just started with this post on GOLD, please comment your take on this post.
Here is my take on gold short term 1-2 weeks, it will trade in the band $760 - $810 based on these 3 links given below
1) storing dollar
2) hedge funds forced unloading as part of delevarage
Dollar soars to 20-month high; euro drops vs yen
http://www.reuters.com/article/hotStocksNews/idUSTRE49D12L20081021
Gold falls for seventh day on funds liquidation
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...E4BC11-FD94-4FA5-9726-B3D758BD84F5}&dist=news
Freaky Friday Part II - The Big Roil
http://www.kitco.com/ind/nadler/oct172008A.html
Cheers
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http://goldnews.bullionvault.com/gold_mining_supply_demand_102120083
"We believe the normalization of money markets should support precious metal prices as liquidity returns," says Walter de Wet for Standard Bank in Johannesburg, "[but] a strong Dollar would make large price rallies difficult to sustain."
The $3 trillion now promised by major world governments to shore up their domestic banks continued to reduce money-market interest rates on Tuesday.
The gap between 3-month US Treasury yields and London's inter-bank lending rates dropped to 3.15%, down from the record 4.50% hit at the start of last week. Interest rates on so-called "commercial paper" â meaning short-term debt issued by corporations â fell to a four-month low in New York.
I just started with this post on GOLD, please comment your take on this post.
Here is my take on gold short term 1-2 weeks, it will trade in the band $760 - $810 based on these 3 links given below
1) storing dollar
2) hedge funds forced unloading as part of delevarage
Dollar soars to 20-month high; euro drops vs yen
http://www.reuters.com/article/hotStocksNews/idUSTRE49D12L20081021
Gold falls for seventh day on funds liquidation
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...E4BC11-FD94-4FA5-9726-B3D758BD84F5}&dist=news
Freaky Friday Part II - The Big Roil
http://www.kitco.com/ind/nadler/oct172008A.html
Cheers
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http://goldnews.bullionvault.com/gold_mining_supply_demand_102120083
"We believe the normalization of money markets should support precious metal prices as liquidity returns," says Walter de Wet for Standard Bank in Johannesburg, "[but] a strong Dollar would make large price rallies difficult to sustain."
The $3 trillion now promised by major world governments to shore up their domestic banks continued to reduce money-market interest rates on Tuesday.
The gap between 3-month US Treasury yields and London's inter-bank lending rates dropped to 3.15%, down from the record 4.50% hit at the start of last week. Interest rates on so-called "commercial paper" â meaning short-term debt issued by corporations â fell to a four-month low in New York.