That’s why many prominent gold analysts, including those from Citi Research and Bank of America, are predicting gold will reach at least $3,000 an ounce. I believe it could easily hit $4,000 an ounce by this time next year.
Just ask yourself:
Do you
really think Trump or Harris is going to turn
off the printing presses?
They’ve both already announced platforms that would require trillions of dollars.
Their actions will continue to deflate the dollar. Inflation will return again. And more people will flock to gold than ever before in a desperate attempt to safeguard their wealth.
It’s why I’m urging my readers to allocate more of their savings to both gold and Bitcoin. And once you’ve protected your wealth, you can then look to grow it by capitalizing on these forces too.
That’s what Marin Katusa
showed me how to do here.
As he explained in our interview, this could be gold’s breakout moment – a historic rally that’s poised to reshape the financial landscape and create life-changing wealth for those who understand what’s unfolding.
The
real money won’t be made by owning gold bullion though.
Instead, it will be the companies that benefit the most from rising gold prices.
He’s talking, of course, about mining stocks. In particular, there are
two miners he has his eye on… and into which he has personally invested more than $1,000,000.
Why?
Consider this: according to the World Gold Council, there are still 54,000 tons of unmined gold
37. That’s about 30% of what has already been mined. And guess what?
Most of this gold, about 50,000 tons, is located in North America. This fact has made gold miners absolutely ravenous. Fueled by record prices and lower mining costs, miners are producing epic margins:
38In 2023, the top 25 miners made $622 in profit per ounce of gold mined. Today, they’re making $1,099 in profit per ounce. That’s a 94% profit increase in one year. But look at this:
Despite these record margins and record prices in gold, miners are still trading at around their 2013 levels. It’s the biggest price lag in recent history. It’s also not sustainable.