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Asian Metals Market Update for 27th May, 2008



By: Chintan Karnani, Insignia Consultants


-- Posted Tuesday, 27 May 2008 | Digg This ArticleDigg It! | Source: GoldSeek.com

INSIGNIA CONSULTANTS

Asian Metals Market Update for 27th May, 2008

EXPECTED TRADING RANGE

GOLD AUG 08   -- $921.0 -- $952.00

SILVER  JULY 08  -- $1787.0 - $1880.00

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GENERAL MARKET CONDITIONS

I am a bit wary of the commodity currencies such as the Australian dollar, Canadian dollar and others. In the short term they may gain as commodities are expected to gain further. In the medium term to long term, it will be just the reverse when commodity prices witness a sustained reversal. Sterling has been gaining on the US dollar. However a failure to close over 2.0040 this week will result in a fall back to 1.9610 and below. The Euro/usd looks headed for 1.60 as long as it holds 1.5688. This week’s host of economic numbers will be the key for the US dollar.

Base metals are finding sellers on rises on expectation that higher crude oil prices will prevent demand from rising which can further reduce investment interest and increased inventories. Base metals can fall in 2008 but should rise sharply in 2009 as the world gets used to higher energy prices. One can buy 2009 copper call options on every ten to fifteen percent dips in copper futures. Buying some 2009 LME steel call options is a good bet. Far dated option premiums are low in base metals and returns look equally attractive.

COPPER -- JULY FUTURE

Copper has to hold the $360-$365 zone to be in a bullish zone. On the higher side only a break of $382 will result in gains.

 

HAPPY PROFITABLE TRADING

 

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