Gold Should Bounce UP to $1536 – $1540 Then On to $1,700 – Here’s Why

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Many events moved the market this month which are all very bullish for gold. Ingold addition, gold’s leading indicator is currently at a major low area all of which strongly reinforce the likelihood of an upcoming sustained rise. Let us explain.

So say Mary Anne & Pamela Aden (adenforecast.com) in edited excerpts from their original article entitled As Good As It Gets
For a Buy.

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The Aden sisters go on to say in further edited excerpts:

Many events moved the market this month:

  • Gold demand was stable [which is a positive for gold].
  • Gold is getting a boost from the weaker U.S. dollar
and, since gold and the U.S. dollar generally move in opposite directions, this is very bullish for gold.
  • The Fed’s QE stimulus is currently expected to continue well into 2014 which is very bullish for gold.
  • Every time Congress raises the U.S. debt ceiling, as it has just done, gold tends to rise.

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Comparing Gold’s Current Rise to the 1970s


[That being said,] while gold has been much stronger than most currencies over the past 12 years, it still hasn’t compared to (continue reading here)

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