Zlato na ceste k $2960
Ešte pred niekoľkými mesiacmi čakalo takmer US$8,5 bilióna v hotovosti, ktoré neboli investované. Časť z týchto financií nachádza svoj cieľ v PMs. Cena žltého kovu podľa R. Wieganda dosiahne minimálne US$2960/oz.
Manipulation and money that's been on the sidelines are driving the market, according to TraderTracks editor Roger Wiegand in this exclusive interview with The Gold Report. He see the makings of some "pretty exciting" action in precious metals front, forecasting that gold could go beyond $2,960, and with the next big drop in the stock market, the gold and silver shares could really depart from the rest of the mainstream market, especially with the dollar being so weak.
The Gold Report: Roger, when we last spoke, at the end of August, you expected the stock market to have a pretty good fall after Labor Day. So, the market didn't collapse. . .what's your view on why it keeps appreciating?
Roger Wiegand: Well, part of it has to do with manipulation and part of it has to do with an awful lot of money that has been on the sidelines. A couple of months ago I heard there was around $8.5 trillion in cash that was not invested. I couldn't believe it. A lot of the money is starting to come back because investors are persuaded things are going to really pick up.
I forecast that gold is going to go beyond $2,960, which is my highest number right now. You're getting to the point in the gold market where some of the really strong, big players—by that, I'm saying commodity funds with hundreds of millions of dollars—are saying gold is should easily be rising to $2,000.
And as far as investing, I think people are going to have to take more of a trading stance, rather than buy and hold. Volatility is increasing and is demanding more trade management than ever before. Opportunities are wider and larger than ever.
Článok:www.commodityonline.com/news/Gold-price-to-jump-over-$2960-Roger-Wiegand-23353-1-1.html
30.11.2009
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