Gold prices pop more than $20 on the first trading day of 2014,
following the worst year for the yellow metal since 1981. BullionVault
Vice President Miguel Perez-Santalla tells TheStreet's Joe Deaux that
gold's gain on Thursday likely came from traders who were absent through
the holidays that returned to "cheap" gold. The price fell below $1,200
on the final trading day of the year, and is a level that repeatedly
has been tested and held as a key price level for gold.
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