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Gold Chart — Gold Tests Support

by Sean Brodrick on October 21, 2008

The US dollar is strengthening as capital flees higher-risk economies and flowing into the greenback. And this is weighing on gold, bringing it down to its first weekly uptrend …
gold Gold Chart -- Gold Tests Support
There is support below this, at at 738.90, and then the second uptrend comes into play around 675. Will gold go that low? And would it be the buying opportunity of the year if it did?

And here’s my latest MoneyandMarkets.com column, “Yes, We Have No Silver“.

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Deanna Weber 11.29.99 at 7:00 pm

Dear Sean, Kudos on today’s eletter! I have never before been inspired to write but your piece today has revived my interest in Weiss. I agreed with your sentiments and appreciated your insights. I also found your presentation of
ideas and candor refreshing without the expected hyperbolic (and often apocolyptic)tone as well as the pushy marketing of Weiss products in each email. These distractions often diminish content. Your eletter was a breath of fresh air. Thanks again for
the informative and fine eletter. All Good Wishes, Deanna Weber

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