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Gold held above $1,090 an ounce Friday ahead of the US October jobs report. Charlie Morris from HSBC Global Asset Management told CNBC he isn't "particularly excited" about gold in the short term, but is bullish in the long term. "This story is not over until a typical portfolio has 5-10% invested in gold," he said.

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