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		<title>Higher Energy Costs &#8211; The next insult to all Americans</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<br/>It took a little while before $1,000 gold prices began to become a bargain rather than a potential market top. The same is beginning to occur for $75.00 crude oil and 2.00 gasoline in the commodity markets. Today the US dollar index set a new low. Every correction in the US dollar has been viewed [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<br/><p>It took a little while before $1,000 gold prices began to become a bargain rather than a potential market top. The same is beginning to occur for $75.00 crude oil and 2.00 gasoline in the commodity markets. Today the US dollar index set a new low. Every correction in the US dollar has been viewed as a selling opportunity in the investment community and this is beginning to have a continued affect on the commodity markets.</p>
<p>Crude oil and other enery products appear ready to set new highs for the year, because the U.S. dollar continues to weaken on a weekly basis. The $75.00 price barrier has become a price of support recently, not a temporary price level set in a stage of short covering. Higher prices appear to be around the corner.</p>
<p> Gold traders have gotten use to $1,100 gold and above. Consumers this winter better get use to higher energy prices as well.</p>
<p>Americans better bundle up, while they wait in line for their unemployment check!</p>
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