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Thursday, December 01, 2011
Technicals nearing breakout to match bullish fundamentals
 
Gold is on the verge of a breakout, a positive close today or tomorrow above $1,750.00 will send gold prices up to at least $1,850.00 or most likely $1,900.00 in the coming weeks. Matched with wildly bullish fundamentals this would confirm my projected move to the $2,250.00 by mId to late February.  

Technically gold is still short on the short term but turns to a massive buy on a solid close above 1,750.00 because both the mid term and long term trends are solidly up and in a major bull market.

Stocks are still a short on a long term basis, the S&P 500 would need a monthly close above 1285 which it failed to do yesterday despite its massive up move. My suggestion is to remain negative towards stocks and unwind positions. The only thing remotely saving the S&P and Dow are desperate acts through Fed interventions and monetary infusions from money that flat out doesn't exist. It is high time that we all face the fact that the entire monetary system is bankrupt! The only way out is to either inflate or default. I believe the hand they are showing and the path they taking is becoming very obvious, they have clearly shown they have chosen to inflate. In any case both scenarios are wildly long term bullish fundamentally for hard gold assets, not paper assets.

At the end of this decade there will have been a huge wealth shift to hard asset holders, as stocks continue to wind choppy sideways, both wildly higher and dramatically lower throughout the remainder of this decade, gaining nothing, while gold continues to enjoy it's rather silent 30-50% annual gains as world fiat currencies are debased at an alarming rate.

Watch what they DO, not what they say. Low yields will ultimately lead to what few are even talking about, a Bond/Bill bubble, as inflation begins, this is a massive trap. People are seeking safety and deflation is the buzz word they use or SAY, but what they are DOING is debasing or devaluing currencies which leads to inflation through deflated currency values. These are the currency wars you may have heard about, If China won't let the Yuan rise, we will force the Dollar lower. Once people grasp this, bonds and bills will be the LAST place you want to be and the bubble will burst. Gold will begin to surge even further but by that time many won't be able to afford it.       

James M. Carrillo
 
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