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Gold and Other Metals Set to Go Higher: TECHNICAL VIDEO

Published: January 12, 2010 by RssFeed

What is the best harbinger of inflation? Let's say it together: GOLD.

Prices are going higher, and metals are going to shine...

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Disclosures: Paco is long TBT, UCO, and gold. He also holds U.S. dollars by necessity, pending the advent of private gold-backed currencies. Paco has been a financial analyst and a portfolio manager for 18 years. You can buy his novel Discipline wherever books are sold. Or visit www.DisciplineNovel.com.

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