One postive aspect for gold lately is that many money managers recommend a small, albeit higher than past, gold allocation in their investment portfolios. John Hathaway of Tocqueville Funds said that if the current 2% institutional investment allocation increases to 6% there will be a sea change for gold price. Very reputable investment firms in Asia have been recommending up to 30% gold allocation for their institutional clients and most investment advisors in the US think at least a 10% allocation to be reasonable.
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The future of precious metal prices is not clear at the moment. There are plenty of pro and con argument to reinforce one's bias. Question is who has the clear thinking at the moment amid the background noise of collapsing capital markets?
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