The Gold Rush of 2009 likely hasn’t come as a complete surprise to too many investors. After all, gold has been proven time and time again to be a “safe haven” investment that rises during uncertain economic times (such as the last two years), and questions about the
dollar’s future as the world’s reserve currency (along with other factors placing
downward pressure on the greenback) have led many to reconsider their strategic holdings.
But the length and degree of the run-up in gold prices certainly caught a number of investors (myself included) off guard. Brett Arends poses a question I would have laughed at two years ago, but now take quite seriously: is it realistic to think gold could really go to $3,000?
Some gold bugs think it’s a distinct possibility.
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