For this week’s tech report, we focus on that shiny precious metal: gold. Ever since the post-recession high in October of 2011, prices have been on a steady decline stopping just above the 1000.00 level and moving sideways ever since. As of last week, the precious metal has come to test what seems to be a very difficult level to…
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