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    The best time to buy gold is when the market hates it, especially when it comes to junior explorers with market caps under $1 billion, asserts Ralph Aldis, senior mining analyst with U.S. India apex industry body ASSOCHAM has urged the country's central government to impose 30 percent export duty on iron ore pellets, fines and lumps.

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    DAILY MCX NEWSLETTER

    24-DEC. -2013

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    BULLION

    BASE METAL

    ENERGY

    The best time to buy gold is when the market hates it, especially when it comes to junior explorers with market caps under $1 billion, asserts Ralph Aldis, senior mining analyst with U.S. Global Investors. In this interview with The Gold Report, Aldis shares his main modeling themes and companies that fit the bill. He also explains the win-win-win advantages of flow-through stock issuance, a technique allowed by some noteworthy Canadian provinces. The Gold Report: At the New Orleans investment conference, U.S. Global Investors CEO Frank Holmes reminded investors that gold is not a means to get rich quick, but should act as a diversifier in a portfolio, a form of insurance. Do you have to remind investors of that? Ralph Aldis: We do. We always stress that no more than 10% of a portfolio should be exposed to precious metals. Given gold's poor performance in the last two or more years, the trend has been to chase the market and the S&P 500. This is exactly when investors should be using gold plays to diversify and provide a bit of insurance. If they made good money in the market, they could take 5% or 10% off the table and deploy it in gold plays.

    India apex industry body ASSOCHAM has urged the country's central government to impose 30 percent export duty on iron ore pellets, fines and lumps with immediate effect to discourage circumvention of export duty and increase iron ore availability for domestic steel industry. The iron ore production in India has plummeted significantly by 14 per cent to 70 million tones (mt) in the first half (H1) of 2013-14 from the level of 82 mt in the corresponding period last year, said The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) in a communication addressed to the union finance minister, P. Chidambaram. The rampant exports of iron ore from India have made it a rare commodity for the domestic iron and steel industry as exports of iron ore surged by a whopping 129 per cent to 5.33 mt in the second quarter (Q2) of the ongoing financial year 2013-14 from 2.33 mt in the first quarter (Q1), said ASSOCHAM. Ironically, while the domestic iron and steel industry is facing severe shortage of iron ore and is operating at very low capacity utilization, at the same time the exports of iron ore are registering a triple digit growth on sequential quarter basis.

    Libyas eastern crude oil terminals failed to reopen this past Sunday, underscoring some of the key challenges in restoring crude oil output to pre-war levels on a consistent basis in 2014. As long as the core grievances of the east remain unaddressed and the security services weak, Libyan exports will remain at risk, said London based Barclays in its latest weekly market report. Talks between Prime Minister Ali Zeidans government and Ibrahim Jathran the former head of the Petroleum Facility Guard whose forces seized the Ras Lanuf, Zueitina and ElSider ports over the summer reportedly foundered over Tripolis refusal to give the eastern region a larger share of the oil revenue and greater control over the energy sector, the bank noted. As long as the core grievances of the east remain unaddressed and the security services weak, Libyan exports will remain at risk, in Barclays view. The United States and several European countries have initiated training programs to help build up the capabilities of the Libyan army and the police force, but it will likely take some time for those security gains to be realized, Barclays said.

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    BULLION
    GOLD (5 FEB.)

    OUTLOOK:
    TREND RESISTANCE SUPPORT STRATEGY : -CONSOLIDATE : - 28550, 28750 : - 28150, 28000 : - SELL ON HIGH

    SILVER (5 MAR.)
    OUTLOOK:
    TREND RESISTANCE SUPPORT STRATEGY : - CONSOLIDATE : - 44250, 44600 : - 43550, 43100 : - SELL ON HIGH HIGH

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    ENERGY
    CRUDEOIL (20 JAN.)

    OUTLOOK:
    TREND RESISTANCE SUPPORT STRATEGY : - CONSOLIDATE : - 6200, 6250 : - 6120, 6060 : - SELL ON HIGH

    NATURAL GAS (26 DEC.)

    OUTLOOK:
    TREND RESISTANCE SUPPORT STRATEGY : -BULLISH : - 281.00, 284.50 : - 273.50, 270.00 : - BUY ON DIPS

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    BASE METAL

    COPPER (28 FEB.)

    OUTLOOK:
    TREND RESISTANCE SUPPORT STRATEGY : - CONSOLIDATE : -461.50, 465.50 : - 455.00, 450.00 : - SELL ON HIGH

    LEAD (31 DEC.)

    OUTLOOK:
    TREND RESISTANCE SUPPORT STRATEGY : - CONSOLIDATE : - 137.50, 138.50 : - 135.00, 133.00 : - SELL ON HIGH

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    ZINC (31 DEC.)


    OUTLOOK:
    TREND RESISTANCE SUPPORT STRATEGY : - CONSOLIDATE : - 129.00, 130.50 : - 125.50, 123.00 : - SELL ON HIGH

    ALUMINUM (31 DEC.)


    OUTLOOK:
    TREND RESISTANCE SUPPORT STRATEGY : - CONSOLIDATE : - 108.00, 109.00 : - 105.00, 104.00 : - SELL ON HIGH

    NICKEL (31 DEC.)


    OUTLOOK:
    TREND RESISTANCE SUPPORT STRATEGY : - CONSOLIDATE : - 888.00, 896.00 : - 875.50, 869.00 : - SELL ON HIGH

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    GOLD SILVER COPPER CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS PALLADIUM PLATINUM

    1198.72 19.354 03.313 98.66 04.472 694.20 1326.20

    USDINR EURUSD USDJPY USDCHF GBPUSD USDCAD

    61.9000 01.3682 104.342 00.8947 01.6352 01.0629

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