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Todd “Bubba” Horwitz sees gold building a solid base around $4,000, with silver holding near $55. He expects a stronger rally ahead, targeting $4,600 first, then $5,000 and potentially a return to the highs. In his view, once the Fed delivers its expected rate hike, gold could receive the... show more

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