Americans barely own gold — and that means prices could climb even further, Goldman says

Gold is on a record-breaking run, hitting new highs repeatedly this year.Igor Barilo/Getty Images Americans barely own gold. That could supercharge the metal's next move, according to Goldman Sachs. Gold ETFs are just 0.17% of US portfolios and physical gold buying is low. That means even small inflows into the metal could push prices sharply higher. Gold's record rally this year has grabbed headlines, but American investors barely own any of it, which means the yellow metal's price could have more ...