Gold : What is happening in market?





Gold Trading at $1,000 - $1,500 in 2009
While it seems high to us, we must admit that Gold has little or no resistance once we cross $1,011.

Stocks and Fraud Destroyed Wealth
Our basis for continued confidence in the Gold market is more a lack of confidence in all the other investment choices.

When Bear Sterns, AIG, Lehman Brothers, Washington Mutual, Wachovia, Merrill Lynch, and Morgan Stanley can’t run their businesses successfully, why would we want Wall Street to manage our life savings?

Clearly, investors’ confidence has been shaken in the very foundation of our free market system. The latest scam involves Bernie Madoff, former chairman of Nasdaq, who was arrested in an alleged $50 Billion hedge fund fraud.

Wall Street Has Lost Our Trust
When investors can’t trust bankers, Wall Street, or their Stock Brokers, they will seek alternatives they can trust– private, non-reportable Gold Coins.

In the flight-to-safety and rush to Gold Coins, shortages persisted and clients patiently waited weeks for bullion orders. Even the world’s leading mints could not keep up with demand for Gold Coins or Silver Dollars in 2008. At times, every dealer faced extreme shortages of American Eagles (shown above,) Buffaloes, Maple Leafs, and all newly minted Gold Coins. As we start the new year, the short supply scenario will ease slightly as the U.S. Mint releases 2009 coins. That would make this an ideal time to lock away more Gold while coins are available and prices are lower.

The Mad Rush to Safety
During this time when people are re-evaluating what investments to own in 2009 and beyond, too many people are parked in poor performing cash.

Gold : What is happening in market?


A good piece of Weight shall be given to both factors of Buying and Selling Precious Metals, However looking the fact there are various GeoPolitical tensions emerging in the market, which shall hold the Precious metals.

Currently we do see the dive, due to OverBought Conditions in the market, As Market wants to Cross $700 with a Force, and not with a Peak OverBought Motion.

Once we are in tip of OverSold territory, the Market buys back again, with force, and we push the boundaries at $700, which is Phsycological Resistance.

Current factors for downwards momentum also include the Pressure of Profit-taking in Crude Oil as well.

The Dollar is Weak, however, Crude Oil Implies heavy force to Precious Metals.

In our earlier Update, We mentioned Support lies around 656.40 which is Feb 21 Low. Where we saw a Rebound Yesterday.
Crossing that we see at 648 Levels.

There are Chances for Rebound at 648 levels, Where GOOD Amount of Support is there, and We will be at Tip of OverSold Territory.

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Gold is one of the most precious metals in the world. It may have been the first metal used by humans and was valued for ornamentation and rituals. Nearly two thirds of the world's output of Gold comes from Africa, and about two thirds of the U.S. output of Gold comes from South Dakota. Gold has long been considered one of the most precious metals, and its value has been used as the standard for many currencies in history. Gold is dense, soft, shiny and the most malleable and ductile substance known. Pure gold has a bright yellow color traditionally considered attractive. Pure gold is too soft, and is usually mixed with other metal alloys (silver, copper, nickel and zinc) to make it stronger and more durable for jewelry. Gold has been called the most beautiful of all chemical elements. Its beauty has made it desirable for use in jewelry, coins, and artwork for thousands of years. Large amounts of gold are still used in the manufacture of coins, medals, jewelry, and art. Gold also has a number of uses in industry, medicine, and other applications.

Gold Bullion Coins:


Gold Bullion Coins are coins that are produced as actual currency by the United States or another Government. They usually have a nominal face value (for example: the one ounce, United States Gold Eagle has a $50 face value). Of course, no government sells at the face value. Instead they sell Gold Bullion Coins for the market value of the gold plus a nominal premium for making the coin.


Gold Bullion Coins are usually available in in 1 ounce, 1/2 ounce, 1/4 ounce and 1/10 ounce. It is less expensive to buy a 1 ounce coin than two 1/2 ounce coins because you pay "manufacturing costs on two gold coins instead of just one. The same holds true for even smaller denominations. It is cheaper to purchase a 1/2 ounce than two 1/4 ounce gold coins etc.


Liquidity is the other side of the equation. It is easier to liquidate (sell) a 1/2 ounce gold coin than a 1 ounce coin. It is also easier to liquidate a 1/10 ounce coin than a 1/4 ounce coin. However, right now, and in the forseeable future, gold is far more liquid than any other asset regardless of the denomination and size.


American Eagle Gold Coins:


1. American Gold Eagle Coins are 95% pure gold. Although each coin has the stated amount of gold (IE: 1 ounce) it also contains copper to "harden" the coin and make it less scratch resistant. This in no way detracts from the coin's value. In fact, it can be seen as a positive for investors because the Gold Eagle is more resistant to scratching and other defacements that could effect its value.


2. Gold Eagles were available through the United States Mint, which manufactured them. However, due to excessive demand, the Mint's availability is sporadic at best. Most gold bullion coins are therefore, supplied by the secondary market.


3. Because the Gold Content is guaranteed and backed by the Good Faith and Credit of the United States government, gold eagles are extremely liquid and do not require a certificate or asayer to prove value.


4. American Eagles can be purchased here: or through a reputable gold bullion dealer, or coin dealer such as those that are listed in the Google ads on this site.


5. Gold Eagles have a nominal face value (IE $50 on the 1 ounce coin). This means you can spend them at anywhere that American Currency is accepted. This means it would be highly advisable to keep them away from family members and friends that would spend them as cash. As the coin is really worth almost 20 times face value for its gold content, spending it for groceries is enough to make any grown man or woman cry.

Gold:

Gold is one of the rarest elements on the earth. As such, it is the perfect medium for exchange on the face of the earth. Gold has been used by almost every society as money and coinage. What makes gold so valuable is that it can not be replicated. Alchemists tried for centuries to make gold from other "heavy elements" like lead.

Gold is also a token of wealth. Monarchs, Wealthy Merchants and Aristocrats have used gold to ornament their hair, adorn their garments and as jewelry and art. Gold plateware was also used by the very wealthy at special banquets and feasts.

Today, gold is most popular in jewelry, like bracelets, necklaces and rings. It is no longer used as currency, but it makes an excellent investment none-the-less. Gold traded for $290 an ounce prior to 9/11 and that same ounce of gold is now worth over $850 and rising! That's almost a 300% return on investment! Compare that to any stock or bond investment and you will see that gold literally outshines them all!

Smart Investors know that gold hasn't even come close to its price potential. Paper currencies, like the dollar, have been gutted by over-printing which will lead to double-digit inflation and continuous loss of earning potential in the future. In fact, CITI financial came out and stated that gold will exceed over $2,000 per month as the dollar continues to loose its value.

Due to the fact that, the US govt. pays interest on its currency in gold to the Federal Reserve, a vast majority of gold holdings lie within the Fed's vaults and will never see the light of day. It takes 5 years to bring new gold mines into production, and even then, high-producing mines are almost non-existent. In fact, all of the existing gold in the world would fill a three story building the size of a tennis court!

Although banks can dump their gold holdings to bolster the dollar like they have done in the past, global insecurity simply means it is no longer possible for supply to keep up with demand! Amazingly enough, it is not a far reach to see one ounce of gold reach $5,000 to $10,000 per ounce when the dollar panic begins and trillions of dollars seek out a safe haven.

Consider all of the alternatives. Real-Estate, the most highly favored investment lost almost 30% of its value over the past few years and the search for a bottom continues. Because of a soft market, things will only get worst. Lower interest rates are often unreachable because of the difficulty of refinancing lower valued homes.

Lower Interest Rates have helped make existing bonds more attractive, but not even the best bonds are keeping up with inflation. In fact, the devaluation of the dollar will favor gold even more as foreign investors stay away from unstable government bonds and money market instruments.

We already discussed the stock market, but the bigger issue is the health of corporate America. Gold is no longer the hedge against the stock market. It is the only sound alternative. Earnings and Consumer Spending will only continue their downward spiral as the recession continues to worsen. Profits give corporate stocks their value. Lower profits will only force more and more investors into gold.

Then their is the gold jewelry market. While more and more individuals are selling their gold jewelry to generate immediate cash. It could be argued that just as many, or more are purchasing gold jewelry because they see it as a purchase that will keep, or even increase its value over time. Some countries, like India, also view gold jewelry as the best way to hold onto wealth during times of instability. If their is a better investment out their than gold, it hasn't presented itself.