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Precious metals still have plenty of upside, two strategists told CNBC.
Evaristo Stanziale, senior vice president at SCS Commodities, and Mark Hansen, director of trading at CPM Group, offered their insights into gold and other safe-haven commodities.
In the wake of the Lehman, Merrill and AIG implosions, and pressure on Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, investors have fled stocks this week. And that trend will continue, said Stanziale:
"Financial uncertainty will continue...through the end of the year. There's been a shift, and will continue to be, a shift of funds from stocks into precious metals," he predicted.
Stanziale likes gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
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Hansen is also bullish on those four metals. He explains, "Institutional liquidations, especially in the metals markets, are over."
With gold gaining more than $100 over the last two days, can you still make money?
Absolutely, said Hansen. "There is a lot of momentum there."
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