Is the low in the Dollar heating the gold and silver markets?

* * *  Warning . . . or Does Opportunity Knock Thrice?  * * *

Last Friday, gold bullion surpassed its highest weekly closing price.  As subsequent days show gold comfortable with the $700 milestone, silver has yet to shine.

* Is this a warning or could we be facing the third greatest opportunity in this generational metals bull market?

In 2003, when gold was showing it was comfortable trading in the high three-hundreds, after rising from below $300, silver remained at its $4-5 price level.  In late 2003, like a basketball held under water, it nearly doubled to $8.00.

In 2005, silver was below its 400-day moving average as gold showed it was ready to trade comfortably above the $450 milestone.  In late 2005, silver, like a ball held under water at below $7, broke above its 400-day moving average and subsequently doubled to the $15 level.

Today in 2007, silver is below its 400-day moving average.  Its 400-day moving average basis spot bullion is currently at or about the $12.70 level.  Now, in late 2007, as gold shows that it is comfortable with the $700 milestone, the metal's siblings may be setting the stage for a repeat performance.  If so, it only boggles the mind if history repeats itself and silver were to double to its $24 price level.

Making this case even stronger is the present crisis state of the dollar.  If you are not aware of the significance of the long-term dollar index chart, contact your Monex Account Representative for a copy.  Other proprietary charts are available not found on our website by the general web-public.

If you have yet to build a foundation of knowledge of silver, the best investment is a half-hour of your time to absorb the information on our free DVD, titled "Why Silver Why Now."  See what experts expect . . . and consider how to take advantage of potential market opportunities, because these markets can get away from you quickly.