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<p>[QUOTE="Morgan1878, post: 561176, member: 17869"]You were correct..a big reason gold & silver have headed down is because the stock market has had a good run in March and the first part of April.</p><p> </p><p>Less fear in the market does not help gold..if enough people have faith in paper investments..why buy the hard stuff. Also India, a big buyer of gold imported net zero for the month due to the high price. The downward trend for gold however is likely tempoary. </p><p> </p><p>Even if the market continues its upward momentum, continuing weakness in the dollar and the possibillty of inflation down the road will see gold making another run at $1000. </p><p> </p><p>Long term forecasts predict $1200 for gold by 1st quarter 2010 & $14.00/oz for silver. This is a big spread (ratio) between the price of gold and silver, but as yet, there is not a big demand for silver, unlike gold as a currency reserve. Part of the cost of buying precious metals is storage and gold takes up less space.</p><p> </p><p>Like the chart, the path to a higher gold price will not be straight up but will zig and zag.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Morgan1878, post: 561176, member: 17869"]You were correct..a big reason gold & silver have headed down is because the stock market has had a good run in March and the first part of April. Less fear in the market does not help gold..if enough people have faith in paper investments..why buy the hard stuff. Also India, a big buyer of gold imported net zero for the month due to the high price. The downward trend for gold however is likely tempoary. Even if the market continues its upward momentum, continuing weakness in the dollar and the possibillty of inflation down the road will see gold making another run at $1000. Long term forecasts predict $1200 for gold by 1st quarter 2010 & $14.00/oz for silver. This is a big spread (ratio) between the price of gold and silver, but as yet, there is not a big demand for silver, unlike gold as a currency reserve. Part of the cost of buying precious metals is storage and gold takes up less space. Like the chart, the path to a higher gold price will not be straight up but will zig and zag.[/QUOTE]
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