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Editor’s note: Occasionally, we come across ideas that we simply have to forward to you. This one comes courtesy of our friends at Fat Tail Media.

Dear Reader,

It’s no secret that former Pentagon adviser Jim Rickards sees gold going to $14,000 before the end of the current bull market.

Gold at $14,000 would be — roughly speaking — a 700% gain from here.

Here’s a question though…

What do you think will happen to gold stocks in that scenario?

Well, Shae Russell shows you exactly what could happen — and the potential opportunity that presents you — in her latest research report.

Click here now to read it: The 5 Benefactors of the New Gold Boom

Regards,

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James Woodburn,
Publisher, Fat Tail Media

 
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