Aug. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Gold plunged below $800 an ounce, heading for the biggest weekly slide in more than 25 years, and oil, wheat and sugar slumped as the dollar's rebound reduced the appeal of commodities after a six-year boom.
Attached is the daily chart of US dollar index.
The US dollar has staged a rally for 11 trading sessions in a row. This rally is the major force that moves the market recently. US dollar is over bought at least for the short term now.
In the linked article entitled 'Investment Strategies for 'Peak Dollar', I write that last week was a parabolic rise in the US Dollar and outside of the Russell 2000, the financial sector, the consumer discretionary, home building a few other consumer sectors, the stock market really wasn't benefited. And I wrote of many technical factors why the Dollar Rally is over.
The USD/JPY tonight is turning down; and this is likely to cause EUR/JPY and the world markets to rise.
With higher commodity currencies, gold is going to rise.
I recommend that one go long SKF and DGP, And I recommend that one go short FXP, and EEV and XHB.
I also recommend that one invest invest in gold at BullionVault.com and GoldMoney.com
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