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CHART OF THE DAY: GOLD PRICES COULD DOUBLE OR TRIPLE BEFORE GETTING TOO BUBBLY

Nouriel Roubini is among the numerous analysts who have been calling gold a bubble in recent weeks (I too am in this camp though I became cautious on the yellow metal 10% higher).  Today’s chart of the day comes to us courtesy of Todd Harrison at Minyanville.   According to Todd, gold might be in a bubble, but if that is the case it could have substantial upside from here.  A quick comparison of gold with previous bubbles shows that the recent run-up is literally nothing in comparison to some of the great bubbles of the last decade:

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