Weekly Market Report 11/2/15
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Gold
Gold fundamentals are looking good
Silver
World mints struggle to keep up with Silver coin demand
November 2015 CoinStats is now available
Recommended Investment Commitment and Diversification
Last Friday Gold closed at $1,141 per ounce, down $22 for the week, but still up $26 for the month of October. During the month of October Gold did reach a high of $1,191 per ounce before seeing some short term profit taking. I was really looking for Gold to break above the very important $1,200 resistance level in October. As Gold moves into a bargain price, I believe we will see sizeable Asian and central bank buying this week, which should give the markets some price support.
I was disappointed to see Gold break below the $1,150 per ounce support level in late trading last Wednesday. This breakdown was caused by the Federal Reserve stating that they would leave interest rates unchanged for right now, but signaled that a December rate hike was still on the table. I hope to see the Gold price move back above the key $1,150 level early this week, otherwise we could test the long term $1,100 per ounce support level in early November.
Today: Gold continues its recent sell off this morning, reaching a low of $1,132 per ounce in early Asian trading.
Gold fundamentals are looking good
I firmly believe the Gold price has bottomed out this year and the fundamentals have never looked better for the price to continue higher:
- Physical demand for Gold and Silver investment products is at the strongest level in years.
- Worldwide interest rates are low, making Gold/Silver an excellent alternative
- Global quantitative easing (money printing) in the U.S., China, Japan, and Europe is increasing at an unbelievable rate.
- Gold mine production is falling dramatically as the cost of production goes higher.
- Central Banks continue to trade their U.S. Dollars for Gold, thus building their reserves.
- Stockpiles of Gold in exchanges and depositories continue to drop, filling heavy demand.
During the month of October, Silver traded above the key $16 per ounce level thirteen times, reaching a high of $16.37, but could not hold. The professional commodity traders again were able to execute their bearish strategy, profitably shorting Silver. Last Friday Silver closed at $15.56 per ounce, down $0.26 for the week, but up $1.05 since the beginning of October. In the last few trading sessions Silver has shown excellent demand above the $15.50 level, in spite of continued weakness in the Gold Price. This strength could have been caused by traders covering their profitable Wednesday short sales; we will see early on this week.
The Silver to Gold ratio is at 73.22-to-1.
Today: Today: Silver broke with Gold, moving below its recent $15.50 per ounce support level, reaching a low of $15.25 before finding strong demand.
World mints struggle to keep up with Silver coin demand
Physical demand for Silver investment products continues to be strong worldwide. The U.S. Mint could reach the 45 million production mark for the U.S. 1oz .999 Silver Eagles in 2015. Since the beginning of the year the world’s mints have experienced extraordinary demand for Silver investment products around the globe. Mints around the world are having problems meeting the demand for Silver coins and bars. The following article provides information on the shortages many of world’s most popular mints are currently dealing with: Mints struggle to keep up with Silver coin demand
Looking at Silver as a great long term opportunity, it is an outstanding investment. The risk reward ratio is exceptional. At current price levels your risk could be as high as $1.50, but your reward on a short term basis is easily $5 per ounce, or $20 per ounce over the next year or two. Plus, the Silver/Gold ratio is currently over 73-to-1. The best way to invest in Silver right now is in 1oz .999 Silver trade units at the current low premium.
November 2015 CoinStats is now available
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