SILVER 12.01.2013 NEAL BHAI 9999974733

                            SILVER 12.01.2013

                                              Above 58385 level

                      Our Target for SILVER MCX  of 59000-600180

BASE METAL UPDATES...16.12.2012

BASE METAL 

Base Metal Ready For Blood Bath

COPPER, ZINC, LEAD, ALUMINIUM

ONLY WAIT 

7 Trading Session

NEAL BHAI 9899900589

GOLD UPDATES 08.07.2012

IF GOLD NOT BREAK

GOLD BUY ON DIP

GOLD (FEB)  30700

THEN GOLD 32500-33000-33500-34050

COPPER UPDATE 30.11.2012

COPPER POSITIONAL SELL 

TARGETS 432- 422 -412 -398

(NEAL BHAI 9999974733)

GOLD CALL 30.11.2012

IF GOLD NOT BREAK

GOLD 30700

THEN GOLD 32500-33000-33500-34050 

(NEAL BHAI 9999974733)

GOLD NEWS UPDATES 28.11.2012

GOLD NEWS UPDATES 28.11.2012:- SINGAPORE: Gold edged lower on Wednesday, extending its losses to a third day, as the euphoria over a Greek debt deal fizzled and investors shifted their focus to U.S. negotiations to avert a looming fiscal disaster in the world's largest economy.

But gold's appeal as a refuge from uncertain economic conditions remained intact as indicated by the holdings of SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, which rose to a record high.

U.S. lawmakers resumed talks on how to avoid $600 billion worth of tax hikes and spending cuts that are due to kick off in early 2013, but progress has been slow.

The threat of the U.S. economy slipping off the fiscal cliff may keep gold prices supported, but the strength in the dollar - a more popular safe haven - is likely to put a cap on gains.

The dollar index rebounded from a 3-1/2-week low hit in the previous session, supported by worries about a lingering euro zone debt crisis and decent economic data from the United States.

"We may see gold consolidate or correct a bit in the short term as the market lacks incentives after the Greek deal, while the dollar appears supported," said Li Ning, an analyst at Shanghai CIFCO Futures.

There is not much room on the downside, and prices are firmly supported by the 20-day moving average at about $1,724 an ounce, she added.

Reuters market analyst Wang Tao expected spot gold to retrace to $1,722 during the day, as it may have peaked on its rebound from the Nov. 5 low of $1,672.24.

Spot gold inched down 0.3 percent to $1,737.14 an ounce by 0626 GMT.

U.S. gold also lost 0.3 percent, to $1,737.60.

SPDR HOLDINGS HIT RECORD HIGH; ISHARES SILVER TRUST STAGNANT 

Holdings of SPDR Gold Trust rose to a record high of 1,345.813 tonnes on Nov. 27, while iShares Silver Trust, the world's largest silver ETF, saw its holdings remain near a two-month low of 9,818.07 tonnes.

In contrast to the stagnant holdings in the silver ETF, spot silver rose to $34.26 an ounce on Tuesday, its loftiest level since mid-October, before easing to $33.82 but still leading the year-to-date performance in the precious metals complex with a 22-percent rise.

Silver is notorious for its volatility. The metal burned the fingers of many investors last year during its surge to a historical high and a subsequent tumble that saw prices fall more than a third within 10 trading days.

"I'm less sanguine about silver, as lots of mine supply is coming on line and silver doesn't have the same safe-haven status as gold," said a Sydney-based trader. (NEAL BHAI 9999974733)

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                 HIGH 64142.00 MY TARGET IS 64180.00 

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