The tide appears to be turning bearish on gold, at least that’s how some investors see it after Dennis Gartman, publisher of The Gartman Letter, told CNBC recently that he’s sold all of the gold in his personal account.In report posted on CNBC.com Tuesday Gartman, who is also a CNBC contributor, said “the market is saying we need to be sellers. Gold is not acting well.”Gold futures GC2G on Comex have fallen more than $100 an ounce over the past three sessions.Following Gartman’s comments, Peter Grandich, editor of The Grandich Letter,  said in a blog Wednesday that in his nearly three decades in and around Wall Street, he has never seen such a “widespread distaste and outright hatred of an investment that for almost a decade has greatly outperformed just about every other investment vehicle: gold.” See Grandich’s blog.He went on to say that he continues to consider gold as being in the “mother” of all gold bull markets. “The great ‘Bull Run’ won’t end until the price of gold has at least a ’2′ in the front ($2,000+),” said Grandich, a long-standing fan of gold.

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