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GOOD
BYE GOLD BEARS
by David N. Vaughn
Gold Letter,
Inc.
July 30, 2007
Our little friend is just
racing to prove itself. And prove itself it will and in a very big way.
This little friend of ours is a powerful little friend. This little
friend eventually is heading much, much higher. Which means our gold
stock profits are going to climb and make many wealthy.

A
crisis is occurring before us. Gold is rising and getting ever closer to
its present ceiling of 700 an ounce. I know for a fact there are many
who worship the gold price and the major tenet in their religion is that
gold must fall back to 50 dollars an ounce. How bitterly disappointed
and shell shocked these fervent gold bear soldiers must be to continue
to watch gold strengthen.
While
I am being facetious here it is a fact I receive the most ridiculous
emails regularly from those gold bears who are already celebrating
gold’s long anticipated decline. I have bad news for these guys
though. Gold will go significantly higher before it goes lower again.
How do you like those apples? Huh?
“US
dollar at record low against Euro” “The dollar fell to a record low
against the Euro today and a six-week low against the yen amid worries
about the US sub-prime mortgage sector.” Click
And
what presently is propelling the gold price mightily forward? Looked at
the US dollar lately? We’ll be lucky not to see our humble little wee
US buck not crash to oblivion. The end is quickly racing for the US
dollar. Down, down, down – unfortunately.
Dave:
“I've been reading you for a few months now and really appreciate your
knack for teaching. You always draw a reader in with insightful leads
and carry him through your position with opinions supported by quotes
from brilliant sources. You have a rare gift for spotting trends and
presenting your findings clearly and convincingly. Thank you for sharing
your observations.” Spider R.
Gold
is moving higher now. Why? Because the US dollar is toast. There are
probably half a dozen fundamentals that have a direct and powerful
impact on the gold price, but right now the sinking of the US dollar is
taking central stage.
“The
US dollar was lower against other major currencies early in Asian
trading hours Monday as the sell-off that began Friday continued. This
week, currency markets are likely to watch for further trouble in the US
housing market and for US corporate earnings reports that might show a
more widespread slowdown in the US
economy.” Click
Well,
where does the dollar price of gold go from here? Actually anywhere it
wishes to go. The US dollar is toast. Or would the better comparison be
a piece of toast that has been dipped into a steaming morning hot cup of
coffee?
“Gold
was firm on Monday, holding near 10-week highs as the dollar hit record
lows…” Click
The
fundamentals for gold only become riper and riper. So ripe they are
falling off the vine. And the most powerful acting fundamental at the
moment is our US dollar saturated in a wet cup of coffee.
Sam
Kirtley – “The US Dollar: On the Edge of the Abyss” “We are
literally about half a point from seeing the US Dollar break its single
most important support level. Here, eighty is the magic number, watch
the USD fall below 80 and you have witnessed the beginning of the end of
the dollar and the dawn of a terrific run in gold prices that will take
the yellow metal to an all time high in a surprisingly short period of
time.” “…now is the time to buy gold and silver and gold stocks
and silver stocks.” Click
The
dollar is going down, down, down. And gold will correspondingly go up,
up, up. End of story. Period. Can’t happen any other way unless a
golden meteorite drops in the middle of Manhattan.
I am
going to make no illusion or play with the truth here. Now is the time
to be accumulating gold and silver shares and select base metal and
resource related shares. You snooze you lose.
“The
Diving Dollar Enters Unchartered
Territory” “The buck has
entered recently uncharted territory at under 81 on the U.S. Dollar
Index…” “The five-year picture surely looks dangerous to you if
you are a practitioner of technical analysis.” “Like gold as it
neared multi-decade highs last year, traders don't know what to do when
they run out of historical comparisons - apparently their computer
algorithms can't deal with crashing through a 15-year old support level
and then all hell breaks loose. Is that what's about to happen to the
dollar?” Click
A
great deal of money is lining itself up on the table. But you have to be
sitting at the card table to make your killing. Right now what is
pushing the almighty dollar is the fact that fewer and fewer foreign
countries want it any longer. It continues to fall in value. Bad
investment.
Dave,
“I've been an investor/trader in both stocks and commodities for over
30 years. The most IMPORTANT thing to know about your investment no
matter what it might be in is whether it is in a BULL or BEAR market. It
is not as difficult as it might seem if you know what to look for. One
thing to do is forget about the daily price fluctuations and noise in
the markets when looking for a potential investment.” Regards Ed
P
The
following below is an interesting and thought provoking email I
received.
Dave,
“OK David....I DO agree with you that Gold is in a LONG-TERM BULL. But
I am just trying to tell you it should be DRAMATICALLY higher right now.
Look at oil. Look at the Euro. It simply does not Rise as it should. And
I am not one that is stupid enough to think it will go up in a straight
line.” Thanks for listening and Thanks for all you do. With
respect,
Brad
B.
And…
Brad,
“What can I say Brad? It is obvious to me your concern is following
the gold price and not individual quality gold and/or silver stocks.
Quality gold and silver companies will rise regardless of what gold is
doing. But you are not concerned about the investment market in gold
equities are you? I am watching through thick and thin quality gold and
silver shares rising often several fold. But that is not what is
important, right? Sorry Brad. In my estimation this game is about making
money not watching the price of a commodity fluctuate up and or down.”
“And yes, there are gold and silver stocks presently rising and making
their investors money…a lot of money.” Dave
And
poor China? Sitting on over 1,200,000,000 of these bad boys. That is
“trillion” with a “t.” We are sitting at a turning point in
history. We are watching finally in our life time the US dollar slowly
and gradually begin to lose its vaunted position as the world’s
reserve currency. All these factors will only be very positive for gold.
The good dollar giveth and the good dollar takes away. Right now the
dollar is taking away.
Hi
David, “We are living in the last day." The last days of what?”
Ted
Good
bye gold bears!
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2007 David N. Vaughn
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