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<title>20s Money : What&#039;s Up With Gold These Days?</title>
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<description>Kevin, I&amp;#039;d have to agree with your forecast for gold, given a market correction in equties. The interesting part of any such correction will be the magnitude of price destruction. If stocks in the U.S. and abroad fall by 10-15% most institutions and home gamers will see this as an &amp;quot;acceptable correction&amp;quot; in prices, given an uncertain outlook, causing assets such as precious metals and commodities will cool in tandem. However, there will come a time at which precious metals diverge from falling asset prices, most likely in the 15-25% price destruction zone, where gold will come back and begin to represent the potential risk of long term price depression and inflation. If gold corrects below 1100 per ounce put a toe in the water, but get in heavy if we see prices near 1000 in the next two months.   Happy Trading   </description>
<pubDate>Thu, 11 Mar 2010 01:28:15 +0000</pubDate>
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