Silver was more volatile yesterday as May futures fell briefly breached the $13.00 mark only to fall to $1160.00 mark. Silver is a historically volatile commodity to trade and old traders are used to such volatility. It’s the new bunch of retail traders who have started getting indigestion problems as they never seen such high volatility. There will be bouts of these volatility in silver, but the overall bull trend will continue. Gold on the other hand is lame duck as it trades in $620.00 - $640.00 range. Funds are investing more and more money into precious metals as well as base metals on dips. It’s the short term trades which enter and exits for a quick buck which is adding volatility in silver. Copper and Zinc are the best performer in the base metals, however aluminum should outperform all the base metals this summer.
The verbal duel between Iran and rest of the world continues as Israel says that Iran is the biggest threat since the Nazis. Then Iranian leaders exiting the NPT treaty and also ignore the UN security council deadline. Gold and silver fell yesterday after Iranian foreign minister said that they could compromise on the uranium enrichment. The Bush administration on its part is lobbying hard and sending its envoys to countries in middle east and Europe before sanctions are finalized or a armed attack is resorted. It seems both US and Iran are buying time. Geopolitical uncertainties implies higher gold, silver and precious metal prices.
US President Bush, “it will be a tough summer for US consumers.” The Opec leaders have raised their hands and said that they cannot control crude oil price rise. The crude oil producing nations are socialist countries and they will never want a reduction in crude oil prices. If and when crude oil prices over the coming weeks near $60 a barrel, its same leaders who will be saying that prices are unacceptable. The oil producing tigers have tasted the blood of higher prices and their hearts want more. The end result in higher gold and silver prices.
There were some traders who arewriting off gold and silver and expect that the top has been formed. We expect new highs to be created both in gold as well as silver over the coming weeks. Have the patience and waiting for a bottom to be formed in silver and gold and invest for the long term. Levels for investing in long term gold and silver are nearing.
GOLD
As long as gold holds $623.60 and $614.10 on closing basis the downside is limited. A consolidated fall below $614.10 will result in $593.80 and key medium term support at $583.70. On the higher side $638.40 is the initial resistance with $652.00 - $655.00 as the key resistance.
SILVER
As long as long as silver holds $1172.50 on closing basis, the downside will be limited. A consolidated fall below $1172.50 will result in $1160.00 and $1101.00. If these levels are not held then a test of key short term resistance of $1062 could be on the cards. On the higher side $1220.00 and $1246.50 are the initial resistance with $1328.00 as the key short term resistance.
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