Only buy gold this ONE day of the week

What you’re looking at is the performance of gold each day of the week since the year 2000.

As you can see, almost all of those gains hit on ONE day of the week…

FRIDAY!

But here’s the kicker…

According to this gold expert, you DON’T want to just buy and hold gold on Fridays.

And that’s because there’s a better way to leverage this Friday phenomenon.

It’s called the “Weekend Gold Rush” and it’s a way to target $1,000 over the weekend from gold…

…With an 80% success rate on live trades so far!

Here’s some examples based on a $2k starting stake… Like on the weekend of Feb 21st…

Next up… The weekend of February 28th…

Again on March 8th…

Of course, we can’t guarantee future returns and there will be smaller winners and losers too.

But if you want to know exactly how it works, plus get the very next weekend trade…

Go here to discover the all-new Weekend Gold Rush.

Enjoy!

The profits and performances shown are not typical and you may lose money. The majority of trades expressed are from historical backtested data in order to demonstrate the potential of the new system. From 11/22/2023 - 4/22/2024 on live trades the win rate has been 80% with an average return of 35% (winners and losers) with an average hold time of 3 days.

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