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Current DateTime: 05:16:00 20 Nov 2009
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Gold Heading to $1150: Art Hogan
Published: Tuesday, 10 Nov 2009 | 6:05 PM ET
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By: Lianting Tu
Special to CNBC

The dollar edged up from its 15-month lows and precious metals are competing for new highs. Gold is up 24 percent year to date with its futures rising above $1100 for the first time yesterday. And silver's price is also up a huge 54 percent year to date.

Morningstar says lots of funds are increasing their holdings in gold and other precious metals to hedge against a weak dollar and inflation.

Are metals still worth investing in or have they already peaked?

“We continue to expect gold upside to $1,150 during the next 12 months,” says Art Hogan, managing director at Jefferies & Co.

Hogan believes gold shares will regain support after a generally good third quarter. As investors discount a higher gold price, given its monetary and historical value storage profile, Hogan anticipates gold-related equities and exchange-traded funds (EFTs) to better reflect improved realizations and scarcity value.

In addition, Hogan finds some miners very attractive as well.

“We would add to positions in Agnico-Eagle Mines [AEM  Loading...      ()   ] and Newmont Mining [NEM  Loading...      ()   ]. We continue to rate Barrick Gold [ABX  Loading...      ()   ] as 'Hold,'” he writes in his notes.

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