By Amanda Van Dyke | Saturday 20 February 2016
Currently gold and gold equities only comprise between .25% and .33% of total US investment and savings while in the 1980’s it was 8%. A reversion to the mean should easily see that figure increase to 1.2 – 1.5%, which would represent a major inflow for the gold market. That is one of the key points made by Rick Rule of the world's largest mining fund manager Sprott in this week's podcast with my colleagues at Palisade Capital. And one reason why the gold rally has a long way to go.
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