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“Gold’s positive fundamentals, the high level of investor interest in key geographic markets and global monetary economic developments promise to push the yellow metal much higher,” according to Jeffrey Nichols, managing director of American Precious Metals Advisors. In this Gold Report exclusive, the leading precious metals economist outlines the reasons for gold to continue its upward trajectory—not the least of which include the ailing USD and foreign central banks’ reluctance to keep buying U.S. government debt.

By Jeff Clark
How many IMF officials does it take to change a light bulb?

However the evolving global currency crisis ultimately manifests itself, either total deflation and a debt-liquidating depression or a hyperinflationary blow-off, David Morgan of The Morgan Report says “There’s none better than gold—and silver is probably just as good—if you’re worried about a crisis hedge.” In the interim, David tells us in this exclusive Gold Report interview, the time might be right to build cash and watch the markets. He likes the old adage: when in doubt, stay out. But he also likes finding opportunities in undervalued and overlooked resource equities for speculative investments.

BUY GUARSEED(MARCH) 2335, SL 2297, TGT 2410

BUY SOYA REF OIL 458,SL 455, TGT 468

BUY COPPER 331, SL 328, TGT 338,342

BUY NICKEL(MARCH) 965, SL 955, TGT 998

Sell MCX Zinc March @ 100 Sl 100.50 tgt 98.60 -Ideal Investment (8.20 P.m 26-02-2010) www.ideali.in Intraday call

BEIJING : Worried over the rising inflation, China is tightening liquidity, but it seems there will be no effect on gold sales due to this.

Here is a summary of a commodity market report by SMC Research:

Trading Ideas:

BUY GOLD APR AT 16630-16650 SL 16590 TGT 16680-16710-16740.MCX

NEW DELHI : India’s finance minister has dealt a blow to the gold and silver jewellery business in India in his budget for 2010 by hiking the excise duty. Along with gold and silver jewellery, cars, TVs, cigarettes, tobacco and air-conditioners will cost more due to hike in excise duty.

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MCX-TODAY TREND, SUPPORT & RESISTANCE (26TH FEB 2010)

By Jon Nadler
Bullion prices fell by nearly a further 1% below their afternoon New York closing levels during overnight Asian trading, as buyers became scarce amid the worsening Greek credit situation and the US dollar’s rise to the 81 mark on the trade-weighted index.

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NEW DELHI : Will India do it again? That is the question being asked by investors and bullion market analysts now.

NCDEX Pepper: Sell March at 12760 TP 12490 SL 12840

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crude roadmap as per current hour :-
no trade zone 3720-3670
buy above 3720 tgt 3749-3780 s/l 3670
sell below 3670 tgt 3641-3611s/l 3720

positional:- buy copper above 333 tgt 341-346 s/l 325

Buy Nickel BETWEEN 940-944 TGT 952-960 S/L 927

TRADING ADVISOR

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TODAYS MARKET CALLS

GOLD TRADING RANGE IS 16286-16738.

SELL GOLD APR BELOW 16460 SL 16498 TGT 16426-16390-16342.MCX
(EVE VOLATILE)

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MUMBAI: Will India go in for buying the 191 tonnes of gold that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) plans to sell soon? Yes, India is a potential buyer for the remaining stock of IMF gold that is to be sold in the open bullion market, analysts said on Wednesday.

Wheat to show positive trends

MCX-TODAY TREND, SUPPORT & RESISTANCE (25TH FEB 2010)

Buy Nickel BETWEEN 940-944 TGT 952-960 S/L 927

TRADING ADVISOR

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Intraday Call:

Buy Lead MCX Feb in the range of 101.10-101.20, T1 102.85 SL 100.1,

By Geena Paul
NEW YORK : Again, the bullion market is abuzz with talks that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is ready to offload its 191 tonnes of gold in the market. This means the IMF will sell its gold to one of the official holders of the metal after considering bids by all interested parties.

Crude slipped nearly 2% to close to 79 dollars. Base metals were mired at lower levels as a robust dollar wiped out gains. Copper fell the most in almost three weeks after a report showed that confidence among US consumers slid to the lowest level since April.