Jim Rogers : Gold over $2,000/oz , but not this year

Friday, February 10, 2012

Jim Rogers : Gold over $2,000/oz , but not this year

Jim Rogers : "I do not think it (GOLD ) will go to $2,000 this year, no. I own it and I am not planning on selling it. It will go over $2,000 one day, but not this year," - in investmentweek

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