The following from Forbes article....excerpt and link to follow:

"What is the top for gold? I don't know. But I know it isn't there yet. How do I know? Because the vast majority of the public still doesn't take the metal's rise seriously. What happened to tech stocks will happen to gold. What happened to oil will happen to gold. What happened to housing will happen to gold. It will have a parabolic move. And since it's a much more liquid asset than housing, the move will be more like oil in 2007–08 when it jumped from $80 to almost $150 a barrel, or tech stocks in 1999–2000, when the Nasdaq 100 jumped 88 per cent.

When gold is near a top, it will be all over the mainstream media, not just the financial media. People will say that buying gold is a no-brainer, and we'll probably hear numbers like $8,000 an ounce or more. Miniature gold bullion will be sold in fancy department stores here, as it is now in England, or even in vending machines, as it is in Germany. We're nowhere near the end yet. So, I'm going to bite the bullet on any corrections, and increase our gold positions now. They will be for the long haul, until and unless I see one of my own indicators say it's time to get out for a while – or for good. I don't expect that to happen soon."

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/gold-bull-market-not-yet-manic/article1367078/