Gold Closes $2.20 Lower … ($1248.10)

Today’s Gold session traded a technical $12.50 range. It appeared that traders were a tentative around the $1255.00 plus levels and took some profits prior to the economic data due out tomorrow morning.

Gold traders are also concerned about the possibility of a strike by the National Union of Mineworkers in South Africa. South Africa is the number two Gold producers second only to China….

Traders are looking at a possible supply and demand issue….  Once again the Gold and U.S Dollar are coupled as the inconsistency of the Euro is fueling Gold / U.S Dollar strength. Gold ended the month of August higher by 5.6%….

During a Television interview Philadelphia Central Bank boss Charles Plosser stated the Fed can do more to affect the jobless rate this year….

PREVIOUSLY….every price dip was met with a surge of Asian buying……..

*please feel free to contact me with your questions and comments……..

REPORTS: 9/2

EXPORT SALES…………………….7:30 AM  (CST)

INITIAL JOBLESS CLAIMS…. ….7:30 AM  (CST)

PRODUCTIVITY ……………………7:30 AM  (CST)

FACTORY ORDERS ……………….9:00 AM  (CST)

MY SWING NUMBERS 9/2

RESISTANCE # 2……………………$1262.00

RESISTANCE # 1……………………$1256.00

PIVOT  ………………………………..$1250.00

SUPPORT # 1……………………….$1242.00

SUPPORT # 2……………………….$1238.00

Mike Daly / Gold Specialist

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