>> i'm dismissing dpold. it's become an asset class. it is reflective of a weak dollar. i don't believe it's reflective of the '70s. >> larry, i want to get you from the inflation problem to the living standard and capital fleeing the united states. to me that's a bigger worry and the fed should paut stop to it but giving some underpinning to the dollar. >> if so much capital is leaving why is the ten-year still at 3.50. >> all i can say is you can not tell me that the dollar is going down the drain and gold is climbing the flagpole that those are wonderful economic indicators for america? but i'm with you on the v-shaped recovery in the short run. thank you. coming up, a triple-point gain for the dow. yep, the dow is hot as a pistol. so is the s&p 500. we're creeping closer to 10,000. whatever happened to the september swoon? i'll tell you. it's gone. we'll be joined by influential market guru who said there wasn't going to be a correction. we'll be back in a few moments. first, let's check in with dennis kneale. >> dow 10,000. we're on the way. but where from there do

. >>> energy, copper and dpold closing just under $1,000. sharon epperson has the full run down. >> you should have seen the glean in the glie sop of the gold traders behind me as we saw gold go over the $1,000 mark. oil trading up above $3, above $71 a barrel. a lot of that seemed to be fuelled by new money come into the market. gold goes through key resistance levels last week. then the debate about the dollar. was gold pressuring the dollar or the dollar weakness across the board including gold, including oil? the fact that oil prices topped $71 a barrel, that helped some of the energy shares like exxonmobil and chevron. then goldman sachs saying yes, we're going to get $85 oil by the end of the year. all of this ahead of opec's meeting tomorrow. opec expected to stand pat on production levels. after all, they're way above quota right now. back to you. >> thank you ever so much. coming up, china sounds the alarm on helicopter ben's loose money. gold crosses $1,000. december gold hits $1,000. the u.s. dollar weighed down. david gilmore, st