"While it is early to determine if the ongoing breakout is finally in
anticipation of upcoming episodes of direct and indirect monetization by the
Fed, ECB, or any of the many other pathological currency diluters in
circulation, it is obvious that precious metals have found a new bid in recent
days. Is this then, the beginning of the next surge in gold and silver to record
highs? It remains to be seen, but one entity, the Duet Commodities Fund which
was one of last year's best
performers, has already made up its mind. 'Our central forecast in gold
remains constructive as our long term view targets $2,500 in 2012. Our core view
is that gold will head higher to the $2,500 range driven by consequential USD
weakness once the EU crisis dissipates and the US steps into the limelight. A
weaker USD is not undesirable in the world order as everyone (especially China)
understands that the US consumer is the driver for global consumer confidence
and consequential consumption led demand." Wow - someone in this market can
actually think one step ahead of the inevitable ECB LTRO/monetization, and
realize that the Fed will in turn have to escalate to
that escalation. Gold, er golf clap..."
at http://www.zerohedge.com/news/one-2011s-best-performing-hedge-funds-sees-gold-2500-shortly
at http://www.zerohedge.com/news/one-2011s-best-performing-hedge-funds-sees-gold-2500-shortly