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Gold bars are displayed in the Austrian Gold and Silver Separating Plant Oegussa in Vienna. - Gold bars are displayed in the Austrian Gold and Silver Separating Plant Oegussa in Vienna.

Gold bars are displayed in the Austrian Gold and Silver Separating Plant Oegussa in Vienna.

Gold bars are displayed in the Austrian Gold and Silver Separating Plant Oegussa in Vienna. - Gold bars are displayed in the Austrian Gold and Silver Separating Plant Oegussa in Vienna.
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Award-winning fund manager on what's next for gold

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After a long bull run that saw gold triple in value over four years, investors are wondering what's next for everyone's favourite precious metal.

Lipper Fund award-winning RBC Global Asset Management portfolio manager Chris Beer today took your questions on where gold might be headed and how you can get in on the action.

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