There's very little love for gold or other defensive assets. Expect to see the continued rotation of bonds into cash and then into equities to continue, in the US I am referring to. I would expect that the late money is now going into US equities due to the Dow's run up and hold above 15,000. Zero returns from bonds and cash will mean the equities bubble is primed to blow up bigger. The Dow is certainly due for a pullback but that was supposed to happen 800 points ago. The rotation into stocks, especially growth stocks like small caps and telco's is usually the last phase in a bull market. The first phase is the holding of defensive stocks like pharmaceuticals and high dividend payers. The US market has over the last several months seen a move to higher growth stocks meaning equities are going into the middle phase of a bull run.
All of the above changes though if the Fed turns off QE or moves on interest rates.