Gold exploration company Rubicon Minerals Corp. (RBY) broke out to new all-time highs in 2009, and currently has no overhead supply or resistance.

Here the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) tells us that RBY looks to be in a parabolic move up and is showing no negative divergence.

My conservative target for RBY is $9, but I expect the stock to clear that target and head even higher.

If you missed the gold run in 2009, don't beat yourself up. Some of the biggest profits of this year will come from gold stocks. That's right, gold is the number one sector to invest in for 2010.

Gold has risen for nine straight years without a single year of negative returns and this year will be no different. And gold is not a U.S. dollar story. Gold isn't rising on the dollar alone. It's hitting new highs in every currency around the globe and not all the world's currencies experienced a complete freefall like the greenback.

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