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Daly Gold Report 3/12

3/12/2010

Gold Settles $6.50 Lower Today… ($1101.70)

 

 

Today was a typical Friday trade.

investors are having a difficult time deciphering

all the global economic news. The fact that

Gold is still trading over $1100.00 is truly amazing.

The Euro has been under extreme pressure due

to the debt crisis in Greece, Portugal, Italy, Ireland

and Spain. This has investors flocking to the U.S Dollar.

The Gold seems to trading within the support

and pivot levels during the past week.

Once again the Gold has been supported

by Asian sector buying (primarily India) overnights.

 

My Swing Numbers 3/15….April Gold

 

RESISTANCE # 2………$1128.00

RESISTANCE # 1………$1115.00

PIVOT……………………$1106.00

SUPPORT # 1…………. $1093.00

SUPPORT # 2…………..$1084.00

 

Mike Daly / Gold Specialist

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mdaly@pfgbest.com

877-294-4669

312-775-3014

312-563-8029

 

*There is Extreme risk trading futures, options, and forex*

Mike Daly
PFGBEST Broker
(312) 775-3014
mdaly@pfgbest.com

Weekly Gold Report 3/11

3/12/2010

Weekly Gold Report 3/11

 

So far this week we have traded a very

choppy and volatile $37.50 range.

The weakness of the Gold market has been

attributed to the U.S Dollar’s strength.

It appears this European Credit Crisis

that has put an unbelievable strain on the

Euro is not going away anytime soon.

We are all aware of Greece’s budget debt

and the vast and severe cuts the Greek Cabinet

has ordained to receive help from the European

Union Central Bank. However there is much

more here than previously realized from the

investment community. Not only was Greece’s

fiscal problems worse than originally thought

it has been revealed that Portugal, Ireland, Spain

and Italy are having there own debt crisis.

With this economic climate it is truly amazing

the ‘precious metals’ have been able to maintain

the $1100.00 level.

 

Also adding pressure to the precious metals inability

to maintain or retain gains is the speculation regarding

the Peoples Bank of China once again raising

interest rates due to HIGHER than expected inflation

in China. They have been sending mixed signals to

the world regarding their appetite for Bullion.

First they boast about building their reserves from 1500

metric tons to 10,000 metric tons over the next decade.

Yet recently they have stated they will curtail their bullion

imports to help slow their ever growing economy.

Only time will tell what the worlds largest consumer

will do.

 

Meanwhile the jewelers of India have been huge

Bullion buyers in the Asian Gold market and have

deemed it as “Bargain Hunting”. The Indians have

been buying price dips since early December.

Indonesia and Viet Nam have also been buyers

of bullion…

 

Jobless Claims dropped 6,000 to 462,000.

 

Unexpectedly the Trade Deficit dropped 6.6%.

 

 

Let’s talk Gold!

 

Mike Daly / Gold Specialist

PFG BEST

mdaly@pfgbest.com 

877-294-4669

312-775-3014

312-563-8029

 

* There is Extreme risk trading futures, options, and forex*

Mike Daly
PFGBEST Broker
(312) 775-3014
mdaly@pfgbest.com

WEEKLY NMETALS REPORT 3/11

3/11/2010

Subject: WEEKLY METALS REPORT 3/11

Weekly Gold Report 3/11

So far this week we have traded a very

choppy and volatile $37.50 range.

The weakness of the Gold market has been

attributed to the U.S Dollar’s strength.

It appears this European Credit Crisis

that has put an unbelievable strain on the

Euro is not going away anytime soon.

We are all aware of Greece’s budget debt

and the vast and severe cuts the Greek Cabinet

has ordained to receive help from the European

Union Central Bank. However there is much

more here than previously realized from the

investment community. Not only was Greece’s

fiscal problems worse than originally thought

it has been revealed that Portugal, Ireland, Spain

and Italy are having there own debt crisis.

With this economic climate it is truly amazing

the ‘precious metals’ have been able to maintain

the $1100.00 level.

Also adding pressure to the precious metals inability

to maintain or retain gains is the speculation regarding

the Peoples Bank of China once again raising

interest rates due to HIGHER than expected inflation

in China. They have been sending mixed signals to

the world regarding their appetite for Bullion.

First they boast about building their reserves from 1500

metric tons to 10,000 metric tons over the next decade.

Yet recently they have stated they will curtail their bullion

imports to help slow their ever growing economy.

Only time will tell what the worlds largest consumer

will do.

Meanwhile the jewelers of India have been huge

Bullion buyers in the Asian Gold market and have

deemed it as “Bargain Hunting”. The Indians have

been buying price dips since early December.

Indonesia and Viet Nam have also been buyers

of bullion…

Jobless Claims dropped 6,000 to 462,000.

Unexpectedly the Trade Deficit dropped 6.6%.

Let’s talk Gold!

Mike Daly / Gold Specialist

PFG BEST

mdaly@pfgbest.com 

877-294-4669

312-775-3014

312-563-8029

* There is Extreme risk trading futures, options, and forex*

Mike Daly
PFGBEST Broker
(312) 775-3014
mdaly@pfgbest.com


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