will begin a crash just like oil and uranium, page-82

That gold is a safe haven is a complete myth that has no basis in reality. Those that bought the gold "safe haven" myth in the early 80's at $800 lost their shirt, just like in any speculative asset. Gold has no yield either so holding it long term doesn't do much good.
Yes, I do know many rich people do keep a small percentage of their holding in gold.

Rich funds chasing assets would be better off buying a real business/asset. And they are looking because asset prices have falling a lot and look attractive. BHP chases Rio, Xstrata chases Indophil, Westpac chasing SGB, CBA looking at ABN Amro AU, and so on.

If you had a couple of spare millions would you buy gold or a mall from Centro? I'd choose the latter.

Sidenote: Heck, the US is in this unbelievable mess and the AUD has not even hit parity.