A sharp drop in gold price and rumor about Federal Government helping those who cannot pay mortgage – is gold going up or down?
Bernie Snyder
Mar. 1, 2007

The long-term gold bull market is intact and is showing little effect from the sharp drop in gold prices. Gold corrected close to 5% sharply without any try in upward price move – a typical sign of a bull trend.

The same people selling gold in scare, were also spreading rumors in the market place that Federal Government will spend $100 billion or more to help those who cannot pay the mortgage. If that is true, the Federal budget deficit will skyrocket. That in turn is very bullish for gold.

Gold prices in the twenty five years have dine up or down as function of Federal budget deficit. The increase deficit that happened since 2001 helped gold go $300 an ounce to to $700 an ounce.

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