He did a pretty good joib on gold fundamentals, throw significantly more upside in investment demand due to lack of confidence in paper currencies, increasing inflation, and impact of manipulation becoming less effective over time, this bodes very well for gold going forward. The emerging countries have woefully inadequate gold reserves and they also have the most experiences with failure of paper currencies and defaults so gold has to go higher over time as these new billions of people emerge into middle-class status over the next 20 years. The real question these CNBC light-weights should be asking is "will gold market ever again be like it was in the last bear market from 1981 to 2001?".

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1741426427&play=1