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-- Posted Tuesday, 13 November 2007 | Digg This ArticleDigg It! | Source: GoldSeek.com

 

Close

Gain/Loss

Gold

$797.00

-$8.90

Silver

$14.55

-$0.18

XAU

176.27

+2.40%

HUI

417.49

+2.30%

GDM

1301.54

+2.57%

JSE Gold

2585.75

-0.83%

USD

75.88

-0.21

Euro

145.95

+0.30

Yen

90.48

-0.47

Oil

$91.17

-$3.45

10-Year

4.256%

+0.031

T-Bond

114.40625

-0.28125

Dow

13307.09

+2.46%

Nasdaq

2673.65

+3.46%

S&P

1481.05

+2.91%

 

The Metals:

 

Gold continued yesterday’s fall in after hours access trade and dropped to as low as $790.10 by early trade in Asia before it rallied back to $808.70 by the end of trade in Hong Kong.  After that it waffled on either side of unchanged in London and early morning New York trade ahead of a late morning drop to $793.75, but it then came off that low in afternoon trade and ended with a loss of 1.10%.

 

Silver dropped to $14.31 in after hours access trade yesterday before it rallied to as high as $14.90 by midmorning in New York, but it then fell back off in the last few hours of trade and ended with a loss of 1.22%.

 

Euro gold fell to about €546, platinum gained $29 to $1415, palladium gained $5 to $369, and copper remained at about $3.15.

 

Gold and silver equities rose over 2.5% at the open before they fell back near unchanged by late morning, but they then rallied back higher in afternoon trade and ended with over 2% gains.

 

The Economy:

 

Report

For

Reading

Expected

Previous

Treasury Budget

Oct

-$55.6B

-$59.0B

-$49.3B

Pending Home Sales

Sep

0.2%

-2.5%

-6.5%

 

Tomorrow at 8:30AM EST brings PPI for October expected at 0.3%, Core PPI expected at 0.2%, and Retail Sales for October expected at 0.2% with sales excluding autos expected at 0.3%.  At 10AM is the Business Inventories report for September expected at 0.4%.

 

 

The Markets:

 

Charts Courtesy of http://finance.yahoo.com/

 

Oil fell markedly as the International Energy Agency lowered its world demand forecast and provided a catalyst for speculative positions to bail out and take profits from the recent record run.  Inventory reports, normally due out tomorrow, are delayed until Thursday due to the Veteran’s Day Holiday.

 

The U.S. dollar index fell back off after yesterday’s rebound, but it did end short of making a new all-time low.

 

Treasuries fell while the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P rallied over 2% from oversold conditions as Wal-Mart did not lower guidance as many feared and financials rebounded on a lack of more bad news about significant writedowns related to credit problems.  Traders seemed especially encouraged by Goldman Sachs who again reiterated, today by their CEO Lloyd Blankfein, that they would not have a big writedown as many other financial institutions have had to do.

 

Among the big names making news in the market today were Bank of America, Home Depot, Countrywide, Wal-Mart, and Citigroup.

 

The Commentary:

 

"December Gold finished down 8.7 at 799, 10.3 off the high and 3.3 up from the low.

 

December Silver closed down 0.152 at 14.61. This was 0.1 up from the low and 0.295 off the high.

 

The gold market initially waffled around unchanged but as the energy complex came under progressively more aggressive selling pressure it seemed as if gold prices were being pulled down again by broad based physical commodity liquidation fears. Once again it seemed as if the December gold contract was attracted to the even number $800 level. However, with European gold closing below $800 and the US market also failing at that critical psychological level it was clear that the bearish bias in gold from the prior session remained in place on Tuesday. Certainly residual strength in the December US Dollar Index probably kept up the currency related pressure on gold during the action Tuesday and it goes without saying that the aggressive slide in oil prices favored the gold bears.

 

While December silver managed to respect the prior session's low, it was clear from the action in gold and energy prices that outside market influences were serving to keep silver prices off balance on Tuesday. However, it should be noted that silver prices managed to test positive ground on several occasions and managed that strength in the face of ongoing weakness in gold prices. It is possible that favorable equity market action temporarily distracted the silver, platinum and copper prices from the growing fear of a full blown physical commodity market washout.”- The Hightower Report, Futures Analysis and Forecasting

 

GATA Posts:

 

 

Ted Butler: The cop on the beat

Dollar drop puts UAE at 'crossroads' on currency link

Redburn Partners vindicates GATA in 'Gold War' report

Let 'em eat banknotes: British food prices soar

No free market here: Japan threatens currency speculators

E*Trade sinks 59% on losses and fear of bankruptcy

 

The Statistics:

As of close of business: 11/12/2007

Gold Warehouse Stocks:

7,345,863

-

Silver Warehouse Stocks:

133,539,483

-94,067

 

Global Gold ETF Holdings

[WGC Sponsored ETF’s]

 

 

Product name

Total Tonnes

Total Ounces

Total Value

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) AND Singapore Exchange (SGX)

Streettracks Gold Shares

599.50

19,274,450

US$ 15,485m

London Stock Exchange (LSE) AND Euronext Paris AND Borsa Italiana AND Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse (Deutsche Börse )

Gold Bullion Securities

97.86

3,146,180

US$ 2,509m

Australian Stock Exchange (ASX)

Gold Bullion Securities

15.33

492,537

US$ 393m

Johannesburg Securities Exchange (JSE)

New Gold Debentures

18.94

608,923

US$ 489m

Note: No change in Total Tonnes from yesterday’s data.

 

COMEX Gold Trust (IAU)

Profile as of 11/12/2007

 

Total Net Assets

$1,402,528,267

Ounces of Gold
in Trust

1,740,769.772

Shares Outstanding

17,600,000

Tonnes of Gold
in Trust

54.14

Note: No change in Total Tonnes from yesterday’s data.

 

Silver Trust (SLV)

Profile as of 11/12/2007

 

Total Net Assets

$2,201,131,662

Ounces of Silver
in Trust

145,408,391.000

Shares Outstanding

14,650,000

Tonnes of Silver
in Trust

4,522.71

Note: No change in Total Tonnes from yesterday’s data.

 

The Stocks:

 

Allied Nevada’s (ANV) third quarter results, Tanzanian Royalty’s (TRE) private placement, New Gold’s (NGD) third quarter results, Taseko’s (TGB) private placement, Metallica’s (MRB) third quarter results, Great Basin’s (GBN) exploration update, IAMGOLD’s (IAG) third quarter results and project update, ECU’s (ECU.TO) third quarter results and CFO appointment, Great Panther’s (GPR.TO) drilling, SNS’ (SNS.V) drill results, Yale’s (YLL.V) assay results, First Majestic’s (FR.V) project update, Excellon’s (EXN.V) exploration results, and Alexco’s (AXU) increased resource were among the big stories in the gold and silver mining industry making headlines today.

 

WINNERS

1.  Minco

MGH+17.86% $1.32

2.  Fronteer

FRG +7.04% $12.31

3.  Great Basin

GBN +6.57% $3.08

 

LOSERS

1.  Gammon Gold

GRS -8.13% $7.68

2.  Paramount

PZG -7.02% $2.12

3.  Richmont

RIC -6.29% $3.28

Winners & Losers tracks NYSE and AMEX listed gold and silver mining stocks that trade over $1.

       

All of today's gold and silver stock news:

Allied Nevada Announces Third Quarter 2007 Financial Results - "For the quarter ended September 30, 2007, which was its first complete quarter of operations, the Company reported a consolidated net loss of $ 3.4 million ($0.08 per share), compared with a consolidated net loss of $0.9 million for the third quarter of 2006." More
- November 13, 2007 | Item | E-mail


Ernst & Young Pvt. Ltd. engaged for $10 million financing - More
- November 13, 2007 | Item | E-mail


Airborne Geophysical Survey Completed at Bokan Mountain - More
- November 13, 2007 | Item | E-mail


ECU Silver Announces Third Quarter Financial Results and Appointment of a Chief Financial Officer - "The net loss for the 3rd quarter of 2007 was $1,493,464 or $0.01 per share, compared with net loss of $2,116,894 or $0.01 per share for the same period in 2006. The change is due to the shift in focus from production to exploration and development at the mines and additional administration costs described above." More
- November 13, 2007 | Item | E-mail


Vantex Resources Ltd. Announces Flow-Through Financing - More
- November 13, 2007 | Item | E-mail


Valdez Gold provides update on Jarros Norte - More
- November 13, 2007 | Item | E-mail


Largo Intersects 53.6 Metres Grading 0.32% Tungsten at Northern Dancer Tungsten-Molybdenum Project, Yukon - More
- November 13, 2007 | Item | E-mail


Gitennes Exploration - Update on TotoRoko drilling - More
- November 13, 2007 | Item | E-mail


Tagish Reports on Gold and Silver Values in the Rainbow Two Zone - More
- November 13, 2007 | Item | E-mail