Poklesne cena zlata o 30%?

Cena zlata nie je o nič vyššia, ako bola pred krízou. Tzn., že kríza zatiaľ až tak veľmi neovplyvňuje jeho cenu. V letných mesiacoch by cena žltého kovu mohla poklesnúť až o 30%, čo by bola vhodná doba na jeho nákup.

Gold

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The price of gold is set to drop by 30% in the coming months. I know… this flies in the face of conventional thinking. And maybe you think I’m crazy for even suggesting it. After all, we have a plethora of reasons why gold prices deserve to be two or three times higher than they are today…

Massive currency inflation. A financial catastrophe. Political upheaval. Wars. Global warming. Add this to the fear of currency debasement, personal security concerns (see the record number of gun sales since the new Presidency), and lack of faith in anything coming from Wall Street, and you have the perfect storm for gold prices sitting at $2,000 an ounce, not $600.

But prices are no higher than they were prior to the crisis. Don’t get me wrong… I think there’s little doubt that gold prices are headed higher over the long-term. But right now, I’m more concerned with the metal declining precisely because we haven’t gone higher. News that China is hoarding gold is not helping much. Usually when resistance to the upside is so strong, the path of least resistance is to the downside.

Inflation is not coming back this year… maybe not even next year.

But not only will inflation return, the U.S. dollar and the euro are destined to drop in value. When it happens – and it’s not happening now – the price of gold will reach those lofty four-digit levels – and probably won’t turn back.

So, this is not a call to sell gold right now. Far from it.

Gold is not dead, but it’s not ready for its run just yet. There will be another chance to buy it on the cheap soon… so just make sure you’re ready for it.

Článok:www.commodityonline.com/news/Gold-price-to-crash-by-30-Smart-Profits-Report-17947-3-1.html

20.05.2009

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