Vietnam Gets the Gold Bug 5 comments
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Gold
Gold pulled back from its record nominal high of $1,123/oz on Thursday, as a stronger dollar initiated a bout of profit taking. It is currently trading at $1,108/oz. In the short term, a first stop for support should be sought at $1,098/oz and a resistance of $1119/oz. 
In the longer term, the news that Vietnam has lifted its ban on gold imports will add fresh impetus and demand into a historically pro-gold region. Even with this bout of profit taking, a volatile dollar combined with the possibility of rampant inflation due to imprudent fiscal policy, gold should hold above the $1,000/oz level, gather fresh investors and continue its bull run.
Silver
Silver is currently trading at $17.33/oz, with resistance at $17.59/oz and support at $17.07/oz.
Platinum Group Metals
Platinum is trading at $1,361/oz, palladium is $352/oz and rhodium $2,050/oz.
Disclosure: no positions
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I am living in Vietnam; and gold is very hot here. Gold is hot; real estate is not so hot.
The instapost above shows you why gold will rally until about 2019. Real estate will decline until about 2019. But don't fall in love with gold. Once the selling starts in about 2019, gold won't rise again until 2037.