Gold closed Friday at its lowest level since July 2011. In the last two days, gold was off about $79 and silver off about $1.60 at their worst points. Everybody is writing many reasons for gold and silver move but no-one know for sure where the bottom is.
My advice: hold your gold and silver.
Keep in mind, gold will end the year much higher than where we stand today and I trust the precious metals bull market will see gold and silver prices much higher before it is all over. Hang tight!
For long term investors: the gold prices may be more down but there is severe uncertainty in the market and it may be a better option to buy gold now.
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