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These four charts show why gold could be heading much higher – CNBC

| June 7, 2017 | Latest | No Comments


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These four charts show why gold could be heading much higher
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Gold just hit its highest level since election night, and some see more upside ahead for the precious metal. Gold experienced “a textbook breakout from a symmetrical triangle or wedge,” Rich Ross, technical analyst with Evercore ISI, said Tuesday on …

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