Today’s gold market is more of the same for the morning session. Gold just doesn’t want to get up and go and is inching ever so closer to the Nov. 5th lows. Once we break those lows, $1,000 is right around the corner. I do still think we get a technical bounce.
I saw an article today from the Financial Times writer Jamie Chisholm titled “Not a Great Scenario for the Gold Bugs.” I actually agreed with most of what he wrote on what the price of gold will do once it breaks the Nov. lows, because I have been writing the same thing for quite some time.
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I wrote to him and his reply is below.
Thanks Doug, but I’m sure I will receive much abuse from the gold bugs. I usually do.
What I like about what he wrote is the key to most of gold’s move and that is the stronger dollar, as well as no inflation (deflation in my book).
He also mentions what I have been saying that the Greece situation (and he wrote China stock market crash) has not given a boost for gold either.
I wrote an article for the main site, kind of switching it up a bit. It’s called Youth Unemployment and their Future in America and Abroad. I hope you can send it to your kids and grandkids to give them some hope.
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