Fwd: Like Gold? Then You Should Love the U.S. Dollar, Too!

The US Dollar is on a rally lately and Euro holders, experiencing fall in value (blame it on Greece exit) are fleeinh for temporary cover in US dollar.

Gold retreats;  dollar advances.  That is an opportunity to buy cheaper gold.  Once the running cover is over gold takes over.

 

 Gold Price Retreats


 Dollar Advances, albeit termporarily



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From: Wall Street Daily <wallstreetdaily@wallstreetdaily.com>
Date: Wed, May 23, 2012 at 6:10 PM
Subject: Like Gold? Then You Should Love the U.S. Dollar, Too

Should you enroll in a "U.S. 801(k) Plan?" If you're enrolled in a 401(k) plan or IRA... you're probably missing out on some extra cash. You see, a colleague of mine recently alerted me to another kind of plan - except this one has no age, income, or employment requirements - and grows your money up to four to five times faster than traditional 401(k)s or IRAs. But you may not find much information on these little-known programs: The government has placed restrictions on advertising them to the general public... Click here to learn more. Like Gold? Then You Should Love the U.S. Dollar, Too! By Karim Rahemtulla, Senior Correspondent As I write, investors are fleeing from the eurozone crisis in droves and taking refuge in the dollar (of all places). And that reality has the greenback rallying. You couldn't ask for better news if you're looking for long-term gains from gold. The prevailing strength in the greenback is exactly what you want to see. Yet most investors keep making the same big mistake. They use short-term thinking when they should be thinking long term. And that's precisely the issue with gold. With the dollar rallying and gold declining, investors' instincts are to cut bait and run. Stop! Don't be fooled by what the price of gold is now. If you're a long-term investor, you should actually be beaming with delight as the greenback ticks higher and the metal moves lower. Here's why... As you know, gold's value is based on the idea that it's the ultimate safe haven from paper currency debasement. But that's exactly where the opportunity lies. Sure, the dollar might look good now, but the U.S. Treasury is set to print more money this year, not less. And it'll print more every year for another decade or longer - just to cover interest costs on the current deficit. The same goes for the eurozone, but at an even faster pace. All this printing press madness will create a slump for the dollar (and probably the euro, as well), resulting in higher commodity prices. Yes, gold could go down more from here. But once the dollar reverses course, the rebound in gold may possibly be the biggest market move in any sector this year. That means now's the time to buy both gold and gold stocks at much lower prices. Because once the shift happens, the current opportunity to play gold on the cheap will vanish in a blink of an eye. The problem is, most investors enjoy buying stocks and commodities only when they're moving higher and they sell when prices are declining. Don't make the same mistake. Instead, focus on the long-term benefits of entering a gold position now, ahead of the coming reversal. The bull market for gold is all but inevitable, you just have to go the distance. Bottom line: Corrections are painful, but they offer amazing opportunities for those who have conviction. Stick with yours and long-term trends in gold will have you thanking your lucky stars that you did. Ahead of the tape, Karim Rahemtulla Can This Investment Really Turn $50 into Windfall Profits? We've just uncovered a unique situation that could put a good chunk of cash in your pocket in 2012... Forbes says, "[This investment class] gets so little attention, that you still have the opportunity to find some hidden gems." Yet your broker is practically forbidden from recommending this investment to you. So what exactly is this investment? Why can't your broker promote it to you? And can it really be capable of turning $50 into windfall profits? Read this report for full details. The Two Biggest Reasons to Be Bullish Right Now Negativity is running rampant among investors and strategists right now. And that's precisely why we should be bullish. New Alzheimer's Trial Could Hand Roche the Keys to a $14.3 Billion Market This groundbreaking Alzheimer's drug trial could turn out to be a big payday for Roche Holding. Two Reasons Oil Prices Will Bounce Back Sooner Than You Think You may think the recent decline signals an end to oil's bull run. But oil prices will bounce back sooner than you think. Here's why... 1. Are These David Einhorn's Newest Targets? 2. Facebook's IPO? No Way! Buy This Underhyped Stock Instead 3. Is "The Age of Gold" Upon Us? 4. The Newest Way to Profit From Digital Advertising 5. The One Bank Stock to Buy Now OECD Sides With Austerity Protestors

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